The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-12-20
Miss Avis Voak ID home from DaS

a, Br0otno has Deon quite Ill.
M. E. Lawton made a trip to Win
dom last Friday on business.
Mrs. A. P. Darling spent Sunday
with her son Harris at st. Paul.
| D. A. Smith and wife of Rushmore
visited in Worthingtou Tuesday.
| Albert Selberg of Bigelow township
transacted business here yesterday.
yC3aus+G eonipga of Org was in the
tysyesterda u looking for holiday
good.
Our liberal premium free with'~ev-
cry suit from now ssilla Jan. 1.-Ster-
ling Bros.
A pleasant party was given at the
home of John Larson in Bigelowtown-
chip, last evening.
How about new suit or overcsat
for Xmas. Special premium with ev-
cry suit.-Sterling Bros.
Why not buy a nice leather Suit
Case for Xmas for ladies or ,gentle-
men, at Sterling Bros.
A program of special Christmas
music will be rendered at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday.
A. Obermann left last Monday for
Elk River to start logging opera
TONES on his timber land there.
Wanted-A good 1IO0 lb. driving
horse at once, by the Weatern 1mple-
ment Co., Worthington, MINI.
Postmaster A. r. Belize, leading
merchant of Reading, transacted bust
ness at the county seat Tuesday.
!. MufHers, Ties, Fancy Vests, Silk
Suspenders-everything for men and
boys Xmas gifts, at Sterling Bros.
L. Morris, of Rockford, WASH, a
former hardware merchant at Brew
ster, was registered at the Western
Monday.
The choir of the Catholic church
met with Miss Ryan at her home west
of town, Wednesday evening, for
practice.
Just Received-A carload Of oah
wood; also q car of oak posts, from
Anoka county. prices guaranteed to
be right.
DR.. 81. Wiedow attended meeting
of the Upper Des Moines Medical So
oiety Wednesday, where he read a
paper on surgery of the brain.
Division supt. G. Wilson, Of Es-
theryille, and District Passenger
Agent John G. Farmer, of Cedar
Rapids, Rock Island railway officials,
passed north over the Pipestone
branch on Wednesday.
The handsome Portland cutter,
which is one of the best prizes in our
popular lady voting contest, is on ex-
hibition in the window of the West
ern Implement Co.'S. warehouse. See
it.
Piece Goods at Extremely Low
Prices-I have several pieces of fine
cloths suitable for mems suits, ladies'
coats or skirts which i will close out
regardless of cost, for the next few
days. ALEC a few suits made to order,
a bargain. William Jones.
The beautiful gold handled para
sol, which is one OF the prizes in our
popular lady voting contest, is now
on exhibition in one of Jeweler
Braces show windows. The lady
who gets this will have good reason
to feel proud of it.
E.J. Wolven and family, Judge and
Mrs. G. W. Wilson, S. s. Smith and
family, Mrs. Petrie, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c..
Brace, A. N. Wetherall and family,
took dinner at the Hotel Worthington
Sunday.
F. A. Durfee, one of the pioneer
farmeGs of Summit Lake township,
last Friday received from Chicago a
fine thoroughbred short horn heifer
which he bought at a live stock expo,
sition there a couple Of weeks ago
! It is fine animal and will prove a
valuable addition to Mr.. Durfee's
herd of short horns. Mr.. Durfee runs
$40 acre farm, and is rated one Of
the best farmers and stockmen in the
county.
Mrs. John Sprague, of :Fsirmont,
who was operated on for gall stones
and appendicitis. at Rochester. ia