The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-12-06

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! Owner can have same by paying tor
this notice and proving property at
this Office. -. ~
! Mrs. d. s. AXE lost a oolarette be-
tween Rushmore and Worthington.
Please leave at this Office will pay
for the trouble.
The highest cash paid for
hides and furs. Cut Price
Cash Store.
Mrs. Fred Olson has returned to
Pipestone to her home, taking Win
nefred AXE with her, she is going to
school at Pipestone.
George, Herb and Mrs. Eggleston
will leave the first of March for
Hancock, this state, they have
bought quarter and will make that
their permanent home.
The ladies of the Degree OF Honor
will give baby show in the A. o.
U. W. Hall, Friday night Dec. 20,
1901. $40 will be given in prizes,
bring on your babies. :
See us be- tore selling your
hides and furs. Cut Price:
Cash Store. ~ -:
A very successful surprise party
was given Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
! Stephens last Wednesday about
twenty guests were present: re-
tfreshments were served, and most
delightful afternoon enjoyed by all.
R. j.. Morland has built a large
seed and store house on the lot in
! thn rear of his drug store. The
b.: :lding will be entirely of iron. fo1
fire proof purpose us we'll as making
it a bettv-' building
i A train Of new cars has been put
:: the branch passenger run, the
coaches are large pleasant AND &!
equipped with. lamps that give a
fine light, making this train equal
with any on tie road with the ex-
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eftS66n, Of Minneapd1is;; Col. Fred
Wheaton, G.K.R.S., Of st. Paul, Wis
|iting bretlern from Fulda, Els
worth, Heron Lake and st. James,
we're present. After the routine
work of the evening a SYMPTOMS
banquet was repaired to at the West
ern house. The lodge; when they get
in working order will have mem-
pership of thirty to forty.
MAHARA'S MINsTRELS.
What is positively the largest high
class colored minstrel organization
in the country, "Mahara' 3 Operatic
| Mintrels will he seen at Masonic all
only tonight. This famous aggre-
CATION needs NO introduction to
many of our theater goers; it Is
known as the leading colored Min
strel Company of America, having
for the past ten years entertained
thousand of amusement seekers in
all parts of the United States and
Cuba. A new departure in min
strelsy is promised by Manager Ma
I, hara this season. The company will
include among it's talented members
12 beautiful girls who will assist in
the many novel specialties provided
by the company this season. The