The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-04-26
LOCAL. NEWS.

@& Eric Leef il clerking in Bakers
clothing store. !. 14,"J . * y" T.. \ .
y II B. r. Bockman, Of Window, was ID
town Tuesday. %sEs&~. (. e @;.at% : q. Z
Oscar Wi:ks,r IN CLERK ia B .ker' g
store Is on the -ic4 list. :"
y Everett Moh', of Adrian spent Sun
4 day with A. G. Hrdberg.
81, Miss Lillian Yates left Wednesday
for q short visit in Waseca. -:
s. /. T. Brannigan is enjoying the
pleasure Of a new awning these sum-
s.mers days. a.: III '~3
Geo. Mackay has accepted a posi-
ton as night clerk at f. c. 1Geiger's
restaurant. WI :
<. NJ. J. Barber accompanied 81. N
+ Douglass on trip to South Dakota
: Wednesday. .
Chas. Smith, formerly in the drug
( business here passed through this
city Wednesday. T
:, f. M. Hickman started up his soda
fountain to satisfy the thirsty during
these unusul warm days.
Carl Palm has left Hot Springs and
gone to California. He will probably
not be back for a month:
Mrs. j. P. Hosman, and daughter
MarEaret, of Adrains were in town
Wednesday en- route" to Topeka, Kan.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
= Leistico Wednesday. April Path a son.
Herman says it weight Is eighteen
= pounds.
" j, E.. Darling has purchased the
entire stock of manufacturer that
went to the wall and can suit you in
anything in the broom line.
The Ladies Christian Aid Society
will serve general supper, also ice
cream and cake in the A. O. U. w.
hall, on Fridey evening, April 26. A
good time promised. Every ody
come.
A citizen says: II am going to
support the Daily all can. 1t speaks
we'll of our town to have such paper
here. 1t demonstrates that our town
is full Of enterpris'ng and energetic
people or you could not maintain
such paper, and I think every citi-
zen should do what they can to aid
in the enterprise by at least becom-
ing a subscriber" These words are
encouraging and appreciated. ~
" Thos. Palmer is expected home to-
night from Waterloo where he and
his sister, Mrs. Mishler, we're called
on account of the serious illness OF
their father, John Palmer, who had
a csucer moved from his hand, blood
poison setting in. He has two more
cancers on bis back. but has not been
Informed of this owing to. his critical
condition..
LAST winter I was confined to my
bed with We. y bad cold on the lungs
Nothing gave me relief. Finally my
vile, bought bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure that effected a speedy
cure. Icannot speak too highly Of
that excellent remedy Mr.. II. X.
.Houseman, Manatawne, Pa. F. A
sGtoezinger &. Go. -, i.
Street commissioner O'Conno' 81 |
the grader out Tuesday. but it f ilel
to rain that night so E. c.. Panuell
was obliged to get: out his street
sprinkler, Wednesday,. Mr., Pannell
is entitled to1iberal support for this
work. The village has no authority
to paw him or tax for the purpose
therefor he is obliged to depend
solely on individual collections. Our
streets wonld fill the business houses
with dust if they were not sprinkled
and Mr.. Pannell at great expense
has purchased an outfit that does the
work fine, and those deriving the
benefit no doubt appreciate it.
! {. Sucf, an Art Exhibit, asis to be
offered next Friday and Saturday for
the benefit ofou schools has been
given in many Of our neighboring
1t towns. Sioux Falls had the exhibit
twice, the first time netting $2s5 and
the second time 500. The exhibit
comes to us after. az extended and
successful tour through Minnesota:
!: The money secured from the sale OF
tickets by the pupils Of 2 particular
~, ,,tn, LII ~ ii,aad, for Dictures for