The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-12-06

See "Under the North STAR next
Wednesday evening.
b. s. Myers Drug Store, headquar'
tors for Holiday goods.
S.V. Colven of Dewald was in the
city on business Wednesday.
Post card albums of all kinds and
prices al Myers Drug Store.
Hear DR.. D. F. Fox at the NJ. e.
church next Thursday evening.
Harris Darling, who is working 10
Minneapolis, spent Thanksgiving at
home.
Be sure and call at Myers Drug
Store before purchasing your holiday
goods.
n. Wickstrom has built new barn
on bic property near the Catholic
church..
Will Corbett left last Monday for
his old home in Streator, ILL.,, for an
indefinite time.
Jet Smallwood aud Chas. Haggard
| came home from the state q to spend
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Cora Maxwell of the telephone
central, spent Thanksgiving with rel
atives in the twin cities. =.
Collar and cuff boxes are appropri-
ate gifts. We have a very large as
sortment. Myers Drug Store
q. W. Roth went to Chicago last
Sunday to spend = few days at the
International Live Stock Exposition.
Rev. and Mrs. W. "A. Putnam, of
Luverne, were Thanksgiving guests at
the homo of their son, A. A. Putnam.
| Miss May Connell, a teacher at
Wells, this state, spent Thanksgiving
| with Miss Hszelton, one of our teach
ers.
o. W. Upper, who is attending the
State u, spent Thanksgiving here at
the home Of his sister, Mrs. Robt. R.
Smith. ..-~- ...
Il Games. blocks, and rubber balls
arc among the large assortment Of
children's play things on sale at
Myers Drug Store.
Miss Marjorie Steigleder, Of Spen'
Ger, Ia., visited few days the first of
the week at the home of her sister,
Mrs. K. V. Mitchell. ~
I. F. Kelley went to:.Minnespolis
Tuesday, expecting to return the lat
ter part of tho week with Mrs. Kelley
and their daughter Marjorie.
Charles Schaeter and Miss Angus.
ia Borchess, Of Elk township, were
married on Monday at tho Office Of
the Judge of probate, G. NJ. Cory,
who o&ciated.
J. W. Kunz, the pop manufacturer,
has decided to go out of business here
and this week shipped his plant to
Storm Lake, a., where he intends to
locate and engage in the came bust
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Kunz are estim-
able people and We are sorry to lose
them from the city. =
On Wednesday afternoon Gus
Swanberg fell from the top of troll
~ ladder at the Hub store, and
sprained his ankle so seriously that
he will for few days be forced to
navigate with aid of clutches. He
was removed to the hospital, where
his ankle was examined under the
x-Ray machine, to determine if any
bones had been fractured.
Tho play, "Prairie Rose" which is
soon to be staged by local talent, has
been postponed until after Christmas,
to accommodate several of the cast who
find it difficult to give the necessary
time to it just now, Work Of rehears-
al will be resumed in earnest immedi-
ately after the holidays, and the play
will then be zealously pushed to a
speedy presentation. Watch the Ad-
vance for dates.
The management of the opera house
has of late been successful in securing
some first class attractions, and for
Wednesday of next week have secured
the popular success of the. season,
"Under the North Star" This |
play is greeted everywhere with en-