The Worthington advance., 1901-04-05
0spring is here get your garden
ieeedssat H. Peter Z Lewis. IS ,sssz

field Wednesday. He made the trip
% horse back and the next day he.
felt like q locomotive.
james Mackay's little boys and
their play mates are having lots oil
sport utilizing the cement walks as
place for playing ten pins, or bowling
ALLY. 49,
Did you ever see Payne tn. aero.
batic marvel, the man who twists
himself into knots. NO.? Well, he
can be seen at. the opera house to-
night. T.,
Joseph Hinrich's, son of Wm.
Hinrich's with the 10Th q. S. Vol..> is
on his way home with the regiment
from the PHILIPPINES.
Miss Clara Prideaux is taking few
days vacation, leaving Wednesday
for Rushmore and later will visit at
Adrian.
Burr Ludlow left Wednesday for
visit with his brother, Milton, at
Waterbury, S. D., after spending
couple of weeks there he will r.sume |
his old position with S. Bedford & |
Co., at Rushmore.
Dr.. Walker left Thursday morning
for Chicago to take a six weeks
special course in medicine. DR.. Henry
Weidow, of Iowa City, takes charge
OF his practice during the absence.
F. Shoes. Shoes, all kinds of shoes at
81. P. Lewis
Mrs. R. G. Dana received a mes
sage Wednesday announcing the
death of her mother at Fox Lake.
Mimi, and left Thursday to attend
the funeral.
Ben. Richardson and wife, left:
Thursday to attend the funeral of his
mother at Fox Lake. She was very
old lady, and old age Was the cause
of her demise.
! Sampson--I believe women should
be treated same east as west. How
is that' Why, give them Rocky
Mountain Tea the greatest spring
blessing women can have. 35c, Ask
your druggist.
Special sale on ladies' tailor made
suits at II. Peter Lewis Store. They
are stylish and ur-to-date.
There are only three patients loca-
ted in two places in quarantine now.
The patients are w. A. Mosher,
Floyd Walcott and Mr.. Nevise. They
) are recovering and will soon be re-
leased.
: Ed. Armstrong, of Morris, ILL.,. ar.
rived here about two weeks ago for a
, visit with his sister, Mrs. Jos. Joyn.
son, He left Wednesday for Denver
! Colo, where. he goes to engage il,
business.
; An adjourned meeting of the school
board was held Wednesday evening
It was decided to continue school two
weeks longer than the usual closing
time viii ch will extend the. closing
! day to week of June 22nd.
81 The ladies' M. E. church aid so.
ciety will offer nice line of delica
cies for Easter at the ''market" Sat-
: urday, April 9Th, in the building oc
cupied formerly by Mrs. Ditty. The
following are the list of thizg TO,
sale: Fresh home made bread, rolls
brown bread, baked beans. chickens
meats, salads, pies, cakes, popcorn
balls, homemade candies and color.
ed easter eggs.
+ You cannot enjoy perfect health
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes il
, your liver is sluggish and your bowels
clogged.- DeWitt's Little Early Ris,
ers cleanse the system. They neve,
gripe. F. A. Groezinger & Co.
Rue & Haugen, of Madison, S. D.
have purchased the clothing stock OF
A. Anderson and have nearly all
packed. It will be shipped to the
above named town. John Anderson
: manager of the store will retire from,
business here, as to future plans h,
has not fully decided. We regret
very much to lose him from our busi-
ness circle, but wherever he goes his
many friends here will wish him un.
limited prosperity. He being steady
and industrious young man of excel
lent character will enjoy success
wherever he is.
Read q. Peter Lewis ad in this
paper.
"Last winter was confined to nv
bed with vely bad cold on the lungs.
Nothing gave me relief. Finally my
vile bought a bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure that effected a speedy
cure. 1 cannot speak too highly of
that excellent remedy."--Mr. T. X.
Houseman, Manatawne, Pa. F. A.
Groezinger & Co. - :.
The weather the past week has