The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-11-22
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Found-End gate for wagon. Call
at this Office.
! Q. B. Thusen, of Bigelow township,
was caller Tuesday. ..'s -
j. Bingham was out again yes
terday after siege of illness.
~. Mrs. F. E. Worth visited in Sioux
City the first of the week.. /
Chas. Rowley, of Reading, was a
Worthington visitor yesterday. !
Miss Nettie Hartsook of Sioux Falls,
has been assisting in Patterson's Of:
flee for few days. 1
Laundry-basket leaves Monday aud
Thursdays for Baskerville Steam
laundry. A. Thomte 4
Geo. Ferdon of Route l, took out
new steel hay press from the Smith
Implement Co. Monday.
w. E. Larimour and J. F. Cass OF
Worthing.on township, attended the
Woodman lodge here Monday night.
j. Dunnecliff made his first run
as conductor, last Saturday, on the
Sioux City division of the Omaha, TAX
ing w. =. Hayes run for a few days.
Ed Moberg of Bigeiow township,
was caller Tuesday. Mr.. Moberg
has fenced his farm this fall, and next
year expects to let it for pasture.
Senator S. B. Bedford came over
from Ruehmore Saturday to call on
friends and distributed number Of
legislative manuals. i
The Patterson & Erikson Co. will
hold big sale of thoroughbred PERI
cheon horses, at their farm north Of
town, Thursday, Dec. 18th. . i
If your eyes trouble you, you need
glasses or your old lenses changed.
Be sure and sec DR.. Simpson at Bra
ce's, Nov. 2l-23. : Il
Rev. Dennis, rector of tho Episco-3
pal church at Luverne, passed through 4
here Saturday on his way to Fair. |
mont, where he held service last Sun-|I
day. FL
John Hansberger and wife and
daughter Lula left on Tuesday afteI4
noon for Alamogordo, N. Mex, where
they will spend the winter with their
son-in:law, Ed. G. Wilson. +
Only the. competent Eye Specialist |
with complete eye testing equipment
such as DR.. Simpson carries with him,
is qualified TO discover the exact ma
ture and degree of your eye trouble
and properly correct 1t. Il !
, Mrs. Ole Granrud, who has been
employed for some time at the Sharp
hcme in Elk township, as nurse to
Grandma Sharp, went to Duluth last
Sunday to visit a sister for few days.
Her place is temporarily filed by
Miss Martha .Kunze of Worthington
township. -
Corn husking machines have come
into general use in Mobiles county, and
during the past few days the follow
ing of our progressive tanners have
taken out machines of this kind from
from the Smith Implement Co.: Chhs.
Pain, Chas. and Fred Kiel, Albert
Wass and Geo. Heronimous.
The following local people, took
dinner at the Hotel Worthington last
E. j. Wolven and family,
E. B. Paul, s. M. Stewart and wife,
Judge G. W. Wilson and wife, W. G.
Ramage and wife, 81. s. Hobson and
family, s. 8. Smith and family, Mrs.
Petrie, J. M. Messer and wife, J. ".
Roth, Mrs. Dolan, Leo and Marie, A
n. Wetherell aud wife, n. R. Edwards
and family, Thos. Hogan, Miss Jes'
sic Ager.
1t is an easy matter to fit glasses
you can see through. It is quite an
other thing to fit glasses that you are
Unconscious of wearing; glasses that
you can see far and near with equal
clearness; glasses that relieve your
headache; glasses that produce . pair
Of bright, healthy, sparkling Dyes;
glasses that are q JOY and a comfort
10 wear. Dr.. Simpson makes spec.
ialty of fitting glasses and guarantees
satisfaction in every case.
Picauring . phase Of life in big
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