The Worthington advance., 1901-03-29

Adolph Am ndson was On the sic
list Wednesday
Charles Durling is building 9 ne
house IN the Clary dition.
Rev. s. D. Works, Of the Baptii
church, Mankato, was in town Tuet
day. y.
Frank Saxon was down town Tues
day for the first time since he wa
taken uddenly sick.
Mrs. D. Z. Riley Of Lakafield Al
rived Wednesday afternoon for q yis
itwith her son Dr.. F. F. Riley.
Chas. Hornstine was kicked On th,
side Of the face Wednesday morn
ling by one Of his horses while water
ing them. No bones were broken.
Job Voak, Of Britton, s. D; was :
guest Of his nephew, p. Y. Voaf Sun:
day on his way home from New Or
leans whore he saw the Mardi- -Gras,
H. j. Blume, the photographers was
released Monday from quarantine il
which he was placed on account Of
exposure to small pox, but it did not
touch him. ~ .<>=5 I =: (.
A new stairway is being built on
the Thompson building, corner 10th
street and 3rd avenue and the rooms
fixed up for Judge Anderson, who
will have his Office there. i.
Wildwood Mcleod, a cousi4 Of
John Mcleod arrived in Rushmore
from Prince Edwards leland, Nova
Scotia, on Tuesday. He expects TO-:
locate here.-Rushmore Enterprise.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for
Matching, that will produce birds of
standard requirements, from first
class laying stock. Can spare a
limited number of sittings at $3.50
per thirteen eggs. John Ireland,
Round Lake.
The Baptist church orchestra have
ordered two clarionets, for Harvey
Shepard jr., and Christ Salmonson
and a mellophone, for Dave Tripp,
from G. G.. Conn, the best instrument
maker in the world. These will make
additions to the. orchestra. !
The Postof6ce Department has ap-
pointed John Myer as mail carrier
tetween Wilmont and St. Kilian. He
will begin Monday, leaving St. Kilian
at 9 a. M, arriving here at 10 a. m.
He will leave Wilmont at p. M, ar
riving at Kilian at 2 p. M, daily ex-
cupt Sunday.-Wilmont 1niator.
Fol- s ale.-Twenty-six white Ply
mouth Rock eggs. for $1.W. Leave
orders at this Office or address Enoch
[dso, Brewster, MINI. 34tf >~
F. E. Blaeer, formerly train dis
patcher for the Omaha at St. James,
is experimenting the construction of
a sixty-mile branch Of the Ohio River
railroad. Mi. Blaser is general su-
perintendent and purchasing agent
for the system. The. new line will be
called the "West Virginia Short Line"
Sioux City Journal. Il
Tuesday an old lady with evidence
being demented and unable to speak
passed through here from
Alton to Luverne where she had re-
latives. It..was with considerable diff
Guilty that the conductor was able to
RET her ticket and that only through |
strategy, and she continually wanted
to leave the train at the same time
kept up an incessant talking in Ger
man. People putting a woman on a
train. in such, condition should be
prosecuted. -!
A few weeks ago a fellow is re-
ported to have worked Watonwan
county on a magazine deal and now
three are working Lyon county in
about the same way. 1t seems that
they claim to be representing com.
pany which in reality does not exist
They take subscriptions for a maga-
.ine at 10cts copy and promise that
when the party has received 50 copies
Of the magazine they will be entitled
to a 81 piece tea ser as premium. It
is claimed that the magazine is no
good and that the premiums will
never come, so if these fellows get
over into Murray county, our advice
is to look a little out and bite spar
ingly."-Rerald, Slayton He worked
Worthington too. *@
A Horrible Outbreak !
"Of large sores on my little daugh-