The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-12-22

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In advertising ''he who dispairs
to win has already lost. "
Robt. Erickson, the Brewster
cattle buyer, had business here
Monday. r
The dancing club will give one OF
their pleasant social hops next Fri
day evening, Dec. %. .~r, .s.as
Emil Nance gave skating party
Wednesday evening by a number OF
his young friends. Refreshments
were served. ~
The young people of the Baptist
church will have a Christmas tree
and program at their church on
Christmas day.
Clerk Of Court F. L. Humiston
went out to his farm Wednesday to
arrange for the pressing of a large
quantity of hay.
Clark Pannell returned last
Thursday from Western Canada
where he has been farming the past
year. re will remain here most
of the winter.
E. F. Clover, editor of the Bige-
low Signal, was q business visitor at
the county seat Tuesday This
office acknowledges a pleasant
fraternal call.
Christmas trading has been lively
during the week, and many myster-
ious packages are now safely stored
away in Worthington homes await
ing the advent of Santa Claus.
Round Lake Graphic: Herman
Peterson, Of Worthington, put the
finishing touches on Robert Heath y
new residence in Round Lake town.
ship, yesterday and returned home
last night accompanied by his wife.
Fulda Free Press: Harris Cash
Store at Worthington, has a 2-page
advertisement, IL columns printed
in red, in the Advance That's 60
ing after holiday trade with vim
and the right kind of spirit.
The Masonic Lodge held an inter-
esting communication Monday
evening, when the Sd degree was
conferred on Sheriff Newton
Fauskee. After the ceremony re-
Treatments were served at the Ideal
restaurant.
A. Fauskee the hustllng pro-
prietor of the Worthington Bot.
thing Works made a business trip to
Lismore and Adrian on Tuesday.
He made the trip by team and found
it full days work.
There will be services at the
Swedish Lutheran church next Sun
day and on Christmas day. On
Christmas day the service begins at
s 80 O'Clock a. m. Rev. A. Il.
Hammarperg will be here. Cordial
invitation to attend. !.
Mrs. Gustafson met with a
peculiar accident Wednesday. She
found stick of wood in the yard,
which she proceeded 10 cut up. One
end flew up and hit her on the
forehead, cutting gash it required
several stitches to close up.
You would not leave your money
in a savings bank which paid but
two per cent, when one equally re-
liable offered you 4 per cent. II 2
per cent difference in the earning
power of your money is important,
why is not two or even six per cent
difference in the buying power Of
your money OF Importance to you.
Reading Advance ads. will increase
the buying power of your money.
Window Experimentation is
getting somewhat Of a reputation
for surgical work, and DR.. DeCoster
is getting the reputation for doing
it successfully. Last week, assisted
by Doctors Walker & Geyerman of
Worthington. DR.. DeCoster re-
moved a large abdominal (tumor
from Mrs. R. F. Marsh, of Great
Bend township, at the home Of Mrs.
Berg, east of the track. DR.. Walker
accommodated Dr. DeCoster by
bringing his head nurse from Wor-
thington to take care of Mrs. Marsh
during the early part of the sick
ness.