The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-09-18
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St. Paul. sg4 s5,a. %sl. I. a.@sst :.
f. H. Lyon returned home from
ST. Paul, Tuesday night. He has
been there serving on the Federal
grand Jury. s.. ,s@"s - =
The greatest tonic on earth
Braces both body and brain. Re-
fleshes, cools, and restores vim and
vigor. Great summer restorative.
Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents. F: NJ
Hickman. -
Burn Erie lump coal in your
kitchen. CoIman sells it. 81,
The condition of Miss Carrie Nc
Cune who was taken to the City
Hospital at St. Paul about three
weeks ago is greatly Improved
since the operation and it now looks
as if she will s.be fully restored to
her former health.
Oh! Man, Man, if you think it
only pastine to prepare supper
just iry i. yourself oAcs and we
think you will pick the wish the
Ladies Aid served 10 cent supper
every night Instead of only on
Sept. rs. At the Presbyterian
church parlors.
In speaking of the recent storm
the jackson Republic. says; BE
tween here and Lakefeld most of
the stacks are down, A passenger
counted 80 settings of grain in water
up to the bulge on tho stacks seen
from the Car window coming from
Lakefeld Monday.
Try Erie Lump Coal in place
of Hooking valley. CoIman sells
it.
On Tuesday afternoon consula-
ton was held by DR.. Filfillan of St.
Paul and the attending PHYSICIANS,
over DR.. A. H. Clark, the result of
which: the diagnosis, treatment and
prognosis, Of his physicians was
fully upheld. Without any hacksets,
it will take some time before the DR.:
will be able to resume his practice.
The Womau's Relief Corps and
neighbors gave Mrs. I. N. Wilson a
happy surprise last Tuesday oven
ing which will stand as Il bright
mark in the memory OF this estima-
BILE lady. The ladies presented her
with two handsome china dishes as
u token Of appreciation. Refresh
ments wero served and a general
good time was enjoyed.
Erie Lump coal completes with
Hooking. costs you $500 a ton
less. Colman sells It.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of tho N. E. church extends
a cordial invitation to all the ladies'
of the church and congregation to
their a annual nite-box opening,
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. %, at
3 O'Clock, in the s, 8. room Of the
church. A short programme will
be followed by social hour. .
j. Z.Barncard, state agent of the
Minnesota State reformatory at st.
Cloud, was in the city Thursday and
took Max Sufferin back to the re-
formatory at st. Cloud. Mr.. Sufferin
was released on parole some time
ago but on account of some COM
plant to his department and the
improved condition of his health he
was taken back to serve out his
time.
Buy a jag Of Erie Lump coal
it will please you. 'Colman sells
it. ~.
I. F.. Kelley the Creamery and
poultry man, il buildang an egg and
poultry storage to his creamery
building, in this city, where he will
be able to handle the fall and winter
trade. This industry Of Mr.. Kelley's
is second to none in this part Of the
state and every inducement possible
is being made to make it pro-
eta BILE to the farmers and comnun-
ity. The building will be 20 50,
with AN l. of is x AZ. A part, 20 X,
80, will be two stories high. Palm
and Peterson are doing the work.
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Wives now q DAYS are. learning !