The Worthington advance., 1901-02-15
R. L. MORLAND, Druggist.

Frank Dean is able to be about the
streets.
Clinton Mann is now able to be
about his room.
1t wears best. 1t fits best. It
looks best.-The Lanpher hat.
Miss Kate Madden, of Burlington,
is guest at the home of Otis Bige-
low.
Miss Cora Woodruff, of Sioux City,
sister of Mrs. W. F. Tibet, arrived
Monday.
Tho old Eureka meat market is be-
ing raised up and put in shape for
the Cash Grocery.
Chas. Oxford is in charge of the
bowling alley during the temporary
absence. of Mr.. Rose.
Your new hat. The Lanpher.
None like it; unsurpassed in style
and quality.
A transfer of the United States ex-
press business was made Monday to
the Burlington agent.
1t is reported that the United
States express company will inauger-
ate free delivery service.
Miss Annie Christianson, of Mag
nolia, visited Miss Anna johnson,
Sunday, while enroute to Minneapo-
lis.
For Sale.-A few Plymo
Rock BOOSTERS for sale. w. P, Reed
Sw ID Sec. II Dewald twp. Worth
ingtou, MINI. 3t-25
Sheriff Reiter is in receipt of in
formation from St. Peter that Hans
Karsten who was taken there last
week had died Sunday.
P. G. johnson left Monday for a
weeks visit at home, Mont5video. A.
P. Stewart will have charge of the
office during his absence.
Rev. r. A. Walton, the evangelist,
and Prof. Louis D. Eicnhorn, the
singer will arrive Thursday afternoon
and hold meeting on that evening.
A chorus choir is to be formed in ad-
dition to the solo work of Prof. Eich-
horn.
Miss Anna Hedberg entertained
her Sunday school class at her home
Saturday afternoon. Refreshments
were served and a most pleasant
time enjoyed. DR.. Walker went down
and took few kodak pictures of the
party.
Other towns desired to have this
town postpone the evangelistic meet
ings in order that they might have
the services of Rev. Walton on &C.
count of his ability in the work. Pre-
pare to atteud his meetings com
meEcing Thursday evening.
NJ. j. Barber has purchased the
bus of F. G. Turner and will use it
it for passenger traffic to and from
the depots. Through passengers from
the Burlington to the Omaha road
passengers will have coupons which
will be redeemed by the railroad
company at rs cents piece.
Col. l.. F. Copeland's power in
passing from the ludicrous to the
sublime is wonderful. For almost
two-thirds OF the time his audience
roared in laughter, and during the
other one third they listened in
breathless silence to his appeals fo'
higher and truer living.-Detroit
(Mich.) Free Press.-Masonic Hall
Saturday night.
The following reference to meet
ings held by Rev. Mr.. Walton and
Prof. Erichhorn will be of interest in
view of the services to be conducted
by them in the Presbyterian church
Worthington. beginning on Thurs
day event g, Feb. 18th: "A series
of evangelistic services hr'e been in
Delta, Pa, and vicinity for six weeks
closing last Sunday evening, Decem
b,r 9th. The churches in which
these services were held, have great
lly awakened and several hundred
have expressed a desire to know
Jesus Christ as their Saviour. Rev
r. A. Walton and MIR. Louis D. Eich
horn,, singer, conducted the services
The eermons of DR.. Walton were
bold, loving presentation of the trutl
and in the power of the holy Spirit
He was ably assisted by Mr.. .Loui
D. Eichborn, young man of fin
parts and great force of characte,
As leader and soloist be has fev
equals among young men. His cal
i:nest and consecrated presentation Q
the gospel in song was mighty fore
| in the meetings. Such manifesto
|,tion Of the Holy Spirit hss not hee'
seen in this section before in man
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