The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-05-15

Doctor Stranghoff, the noted Ger
mn scientist, says: 1.-THE most beau
tiful and..well formed women are
Americans. where 80 per cent, use
Rocky Mountain Tea. sThe great
beautifier." IS cents. F. M. Hick-
man.
Capt Faulkner of the Salvation
Army gave his sterrioptican lecture
in the army hall Tuesday night be-
fore a large audience, the views
exhibited on tho canvessshewed the
work being done by the Salvation
Army. s.@ t,, g..
Rev. Erickson and wife left Mon:
day afternoon for Marquette, Kansas,
where they will attend the 25th'
anniversary Of aiformer charge.
Mr.. Ericsson will be absent about
two weeks but his wife>will remain
for q much longer visit.
- We regret to report the condition
Of Mr. Myron Damon i becoming
exceedingly critical snd to add to
their already overpurdened bereav-
ement the con Albert who is in
Euclid, Mimi, among strangers has
a severe attack Of pneumonia. '5"','
The little nephew Of Miss Schwartz
who was aocidently shot one day
last week at Luverne, died from the
effect of the wound Saturday. the
funeral took place Monday, Miss
Schwartz is the head trimmer is
Miss Maxwell's millinery parlors in
this city.
We. regret to report that the
death .of Myron Damon occurred
Wednesday morning about three
O'Clock. We are unable to learn at
the hour at the hour Of going to
press when or where the funeral
would take place as it has not been
selected.
The Tourist Club held their last
meeting Of the season Tuesday and
elected the following officers for
next year. President, Mrs. A. q.
Clark; Vice President. Mrs. II. P.
Lewis; Secretary and Treasurer,
Mr.. F. NJ. Hickman. They will study
America next year. ~'>
Harry B. Lewis, is having his
store building remodelled this week.
He will have the middle entrance
to the building closed and put in a
eide door next to the harness shop,
the entire front of the store will be
plate glass when finished. Mr.. Lewis
will have one of the most handsome,
and convenient grocery stores in
this place.
DR.. Hard sold his drug store to 81.
s. Myers who took possession Wed
nesday morning. DR. Hard will re-
main for the present and act as regis
tered pharmacist until the regular
man arrives. F. J. Schaul the
genial and accommodating clerk
will also remain in the store much
to the satisfaction of the numerous
customers.
The annual sale of. land for de-
linquent taxes was held at the
county auditors Office Monday.
There. was a good demand for, the
certificates as an investment. and
the bidding was quite spirited on
some tracts. Everything was taken
except q few village lots with a
small tax against them, and the sale
amounted to about $1350.00.
The lady Maccabee lodge sprung
a surprise on the Knights at their
regular meeting Tuesday evening.
The Knights were in the midst Of
the fourth. degree in initiating
twelve candidates when q great
noise was heard in the hall leading
into the lodge room; upon investi-
eating it was. discovered full of
ladies with loaded baskets filled to
the top with lunches and etc. When
the work was finished on the inside
the doors were thrown open and
the ladies admitted when general
social time was enjoyed until late
hour in the night. Music and
dancing was the principal amuse-
ment. Everyone present went home