The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-03-01

auits.-Sterling Bros. r,
A. Kirk, of Elk, township, was
in the city last Saturday.
Rev G. A. Cahoon went to Win
dom on Monday forenoon.
Pete Swanson, of Bigelow, was a
county capitol visitor Saturday..
CIV. Zealand, of Org, transacted
business at the county seat last Sat-
urday.
Editor M. Fl. Berkhimer, of Will
mont, was a Worthington visitor
last Saturday.
Stephen Wickstrom, of Bigelow
township, transacted business at the
county seat Monday.
The store where you find the lat
es in clothing, for the man that
cares.-Sterling Bros.
County Treasurer Smith has been
kept busy this week receipting for
money coming in for personal taxes.
G. French, of Rochester, was here
last week visiting at the home Of
his son-in-law, William A.Chaney.
&. o. Wells, one of the hustling
farmers of Dewald township,
transacted business at tho court
house Monday.
Rev.W. H. Knowlton, archdeacon
of southwestern Minnesota, preach
ed at st. John g Episcopal church
last Sunday evening and celebrated
Holy Communion.
R. e. Free, one of the genial pa t.
rons of agriculture who have trans
formed Elk township into a para
disc, was in the city last Saturday
rransacting business.
G. B. Luther, the faithful mail
carrier on Route /, at Reading, was
at the county seat last Friday,
transacting business. It being
Washington's Birthday Mr.. Lut-
ner had a holiday.
For Sale or Exchange for Horses
100 acres in Minnesota, $50 acres
plowed. Rented and will all be
put into wheat. Easy terms. No
commissions. $3.50 per acre. AID.
dress owner, Phillips Steam Laun.
I.dry. Crookston, MINI.
The effects of judicious advertis.
ing is we'll brought out in the fol.
Z lowing little sketch stolen from the
columns Of an exchange, and ap'
plies to many Mobiles county people
$50 you have decided not to leave
as, Mrs Benson2'' her neighbol
asked. "Yes," replied Mrs. Ben
son. 1--WE did get all ready to move
and listed our property for sale but
when we read in the real estate
mans ad. of what q beautiful home
we bad, we just couldn't give it up. >
Heron Lake News: The D. of II.
and Workmen held joint reoep'
ton and banquet last Saturday eve.
ming ia honor: OF Mr.. and Mrs. E.
L. Gillette, who are about to re-
turn to Worthington to reside.
There were about $50 present, and
the banquet was one Of tho finest
spreads ever served in Heron Lake.
All sincerely regret the departure
of these good people from Heron
Lake, but wish them abundant pros
perity in their new home. During
their stay IN Heron Lake they have
made many warm, loyal friends
1 who will note with pleasure any
good fortune that may come to
them. For mum Der of years Mrs.
Gillette has conducted millinery
tablishmnt here, and she will be
especially missed by the ladies of
this community. At Worthington
che will follow the same line Of
business. there being fine oppor-
tunity at that place. The good wish
es Of all our people go with Mr.. and
Mrs. Gillette.
Manifestations or lady
| to travel for mercantile house Of
large capital. Territory at home
or abroad to suit. If desirable the
home may be used as headquarters.
Weekly salary Of $1,000. Copper year
and expenses. Address, Armstrong
Alexander, 1925 Plymouth Place,