The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-11-15

81 We still pay cash for cream and
poultry. .Worthipgton Creomery Co.
IA Save the free coupons in our voting
contest. -.
Wanted-l5O bushels of good pota-
toes, at Worthington hotel. s:.
For Sale-3O good breeding ewes.
P. K. Long, Reading
! For sale-Cheap, a Garland base
burner: J. F. Ullricb. ll:l2
$50 bushels of good potatoes, want
ed at the Warrington hotel.
FOR SALE--Set OF Ecyclope d
Britannica. Address Ell, this Office.
For, sale-Heating stove. large
size, for hard or soft coal. Enquire
of 81. b. Lewis. tt
:, Mrs. Hamline, DIST. James. was
guest at the home ofsW. W. Loveless
this week. =.
Hart & Co.,, always up with the
times, have put in a large platform for
displaying rugs >,.>.,. - ,
G. A. Fairfield came down from St.
Paul Saturday to visit his family, re-
turning Sunday night.
M. F. Sullivan, the Singer sewing
machine magnate, made a business
trip to Marshall this week.
VIM. Thomson, the we'll known
hardware dealer ut Round Lake, was
a worthington visitor Tuesday.
Miss Sophie Sterling returned on
Monday from Minneapolis, where she
went to~attend the funeral of a sisters
child.
Mrs. Willis Maxwell went to Sibley
Wednesday to attend the marriage
of friend. Miss Eva Fairfield took
her place in the telephone Office for
the day. f,@,rS.y,s : ..:s E., -
Anderson & Benson are making
some improvements on their building
which will give them considerable
more room for storing and displaying
goods. :.
Mrs. Baers returned to Luverne yes
terday after a visit of couple of
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. J. S.
Frink.. The. latter accompanied her
home for q few days visit.
- vs. understand thelocal cream sta
tons are now paying. for cream once
week, that sis on Saturdays, Mr..
Burchard, of the Worthington Cream
cry Co., says that he has continued to
pay when the cream was delivered.
C.:L.. Maxwell, the elevator man,
says he is now. and always had paid
spot cash for all grain, that came to
his elevator, just as if:there had been
no panic. The receipts of grain has
been very light, however, as the farm
ers are waiting for the market'to fully
recover.
: DR.. Al. Simpson, Eye Specialist
aud Optician, will make his next seg.
.ular visit. at Braces Jewelry Store,
,Worthington, Nov. 81, "a and q.
Glasses fitted for defects of4'the eye
which cause headache, pain IN the
eyes, itching, smarting, redt core or
iDAamed eyes, Rranulated lids. cata-
racts, failing vision, ete: y work 70 /
guaranteed!. t>E1amination Ftee:' ::
In response 10 telegram from the
sheriff at St. James, Sheriff Fsuskee
apprehended one Frank Stern, who
was a passenger on No. l, Monda y
night: Stern was RapteaQ ytoE sWln !asl! !:
ling merchants ct St. James, but as
the amount was small and as be was
willing to pay up he was permitted
to depart on making q settlsments
Rev. Wilder Of Council Bluffs, la {,
preached at the W Westminster sPresby7
terian church last Sunday, and al: the
close of the evening service the con.
eregation extended: TO- him aTunami-
nous call to the passionate Of The
church. Rev. Wilder was not in q
position to accept the call Eat once,
but expressed himself as highly
pleased with the church, the city and
the people Of Worthington.' :,s' - ~,
You are, cordially, invited to attend
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