The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12

VIM. Hinrichs returned Saturda,,
night from his trip in Nebraska. 81
says it is very muddy there.
B. NJ. Cutler has purchased tn
place occupied by E. E. Ventione
and is building a barn there.
MIR. Raxwell, who has been laid ~
At the home cf John Fitch for SON.
time, ia nov able to be around aga'n
Ole Borg: Of Brewster, and G. j
| Allen have rented the Oppen black
NTH shop and will open it in .
hort time.
Miss Connor, of the northern par
the state, arrived Saturday for a
. isit with her sister, Mrs. Alez
thompson.
Oscar Ferrin ia going to sell hi:
arm We understand and expects tt
uove to Sioux City when he dispose
# the farm.
Clothes Reels, raised by lever tc
lear clothes from ground. For sale
by S. A. Harding. mo-wd. IS
Dr.. Gould, OF Wor:hington, was
uere Wednesday assisting DR.. Chris
,ianson in veterinary wor k.-Magno
liza Advance.
Mr.. Hart, of Ashton, was in town
Monday looking after real estate. He
had been to Window and Heron
Lake on the same mission.
Mrs. H. S. Porter returned to her
home in Bsraboo, Wis.,, Monday after
pleasant visit with her father, J. B.
Green. and other relatives here.
J. Shackel general agent of the
Singer Sewing Machine company
vas here Saturday inspecting the
work of his agent, G. o. Peterson.
For deep we'll work call on or ad
,lress Chas. Glattly Worthington,
MINI. 19.tf
The Misses Della and Josie Ander-
son we're each awarded $4,000 and
doctors bills for injuries received at
the railroad crossing last fall.--Round
Lake Graphic.
The Baptist church received twelve
members into their church by the
hand of fellowship and three by letter.
This makes a total of twenty-five
since they went into the new chur ch.
WANrED-Honest man or woman to
travel for large house; salary $65
monthly and expenses, with increase;
position permanent; inclose self ad-
dressed stamped envelope. MAN.
AGER, $50 Caxton bldg. Chicago.
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H. j. Jensen sold his farm last
week to a Mr.. Robbins, of Storm
Lake, Iowa, receiving thirty dollars
per acre. Mr.. Jensen will continue
to work the farm another year at least
having rented it of Mr.. Robbins
Rushmore Enterprise. +:
John and George Hoffmeister were
called week ago Tuesday, to:Boone
Iowa, to attend the funeral of thei
mother who died that day at Boone
John: returned last Tuesday, bu
George and son, who accompanied
them remained for a short VISIT
Brewster Tribune.
Information comes to us that job,
?. D. John gave his lecture at 81
James to a large house 'Saturda
night and the entire audience wer
highly pleased, more than words ca
express. He speaks here Frida
night this week.
The G.. A. r. and w. R. c., he'll
installation exercises in their ne,
hall in the Baker block Saturday ev
ening which proved pleasurabl
one. Supper was served to owe
ninety.
Wanted-A farm in Mobiles Z
Write US Immediately if you are an,
ious to SELL. Give price, terms an
full description of all improvement
/ P M. CAssADY, Sioux City, la.
1.-THE initiative party given by Il
Fleur. de-Lis dancing club last Satu
day evening was most enjoyab
event. There were about fort
young people present.
Rev. Carl A. Anderson reports
good day Sunday at the NJ.
church. Four more were receive
into the church making a tota' (
sixteen in town since conference an
eighteen at Pratt's school house; NAL
ing a grand total of 81. Special Sc
vices begin tonight and will continr
during the week, Rev: Darrell wi
: preach this evening. Services begi
3 at 7:3O ana close at $50. Everybod
, welcome.
. Rarely has a Canton audient