The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-21

Fl. g. Eggleston OF Reading was
q Worthington visitor Monday.
We have some Of those fancy ap.
pies in barrels still left. $3.50 4 bar
rel. w. w. Loveless. " /
Ed Moberg and J.. B. Blomgren
came in from Bigelow last Thurs
day evening to attend the Sunday
meetings., 3 .G%
R. Il. Diechof spent last week
with his family in this city. He
left Monday on trip through
eastern Wisconsin. =. :, s
We have two car loads of the best
-four bought at a low price, we can
make you a lower price than any
one, in lots. W. W. Loveless.
J.. Sam Swanson and crs " returned
on Saturday evening last from Elk
township, whore they had complet-
ed farm building for Geo. Hacker.
About IS out Of town people took
di nner at the Hotel Worthipgton5
last Sunday evening. They came,
here to attend the Sunday meet
ings. H. T. .'.e
w. 81. Gilbert, a former resident
Of Worthington, and at one time
proprietor OF the roller mills, died
recently at his home at Dayton,
Washington. .. 49,, i
Mrs. j. P. Biltgen, who sustained
some very painful injuries couple
of weeks ago in a all down q stair
way at the court house, is making
rapid recovery. 49,. .aa.. .... s.:
y. F. Blood, of the Worthington !
Plumbing Co., spent last week at
Sioux City installing team heat
ing plant in a new residence recent
lily completed for his mother. l.. III,
"A very interesting cooking.
demonstration with the Quick Meal
range was conducted last week at
the W.: E. Moses hardw are store.
The demonstration was we'll attend.
ed and several new ranges were
sold. --''~ ' < ~ .s'oz v @
j. E. Walling Of Butte, Neb.,
was guest at the home Of W. z.
Bloom i. few days this week. He
also Visited in Elk and Seward
townships. Mr.. Walling was q
Mobiles county pioneer in grass
hopper times. - I
| A delegation of; jMankato people
including Dr.. j. W. Andrews. q.
M. Palmer, T. 9. Piert, Humphrey
Roberts, Rev. Peter Glare, A. e.
Gran and W: W. Davis came down
last Monday to interview Evangelist
Sunday q in regard to 9 series Vi.
meetings at Mankato.
). M. T. Rosenberg, of Ransom, last
Friday brought in a large wolf be
had killed on his place, to get the
bounty OF $3.50. Mr.. Rosenberg
discovered the wolf while hauling
hay. It followed him: for a while,
go he went home for his shot gun
and killed It. ~ ..&., ss5t32s. IS
Last Sunday about 500 out sof
town people came In to hear Mr..
Sunday preach, and during the
| week there have been large crowds
in almost every night. People
from neighboring towns tinait both
convenient and profitable to do
their holiday shopping here when
in the city. ;sH%E 4$
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goods locally. Several weeks home
work. Salary $1,000 per week,
$1.0O day for expenses. Saunders
Co., Dept. W, 46-4s jackson Boule-
ward. Chicago. Ill. 81.
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