The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-03-06
LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. Simpson here March 1914 Is.
| For Sale-5 year old horse VT. 1900
lbs. VIM. Malcolm.
G.. T. Bulick of Reading was a
county seat visitor on Tuesday.
E. Ruprecht of Bigelow was
Worthington visitor last Friday.
Supt. L. W. Abbott visited schools
in Seward township on Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Wetherall is visiting
friends at Spencer for a few days.
Banker J. E. Sahlstrom of Bigelow
was county seat visitor yesterday.
Oscar Nobel left this week for
visit with his parents in Wisconsin.
B. F. Smith of. Jackson county
did trading in Worthington last Mon
day.
Will Bartlett, the cigar manufact-
urer, is having a siege of the gripp
this week.
G. F. Modisett, of Bigelow, trans:
acted business at the county seat on
Wednesday.
Fred Mohr, one of the substantial
farmers Of Reading, was caller on
Wednesday,.
A. G. Anderson this week assisted
Peter Ryan in moving from Scmmit
Lake to Adrian.
G. n. Koehne of Route 4 this week
moved onto one of Dan Shells farms
in Elk township.
Miss Addie Rowe of Rushmore was
a guest at the home of G. A. Peterson
one day this week.
Wanted-A team, harness, and
wagon. Must be reasonable, Phone
or write G. R. Bishop, City.
For Sale--One Lady-Elgin wind
mill 8.ft. wheel, 20-ft. tower, 150-ft.
crib, all in good repair. G.. F. Moore.
# your eyes trouble you, you need
glasses or your old lenses changed
be sure and see DR.. Simpson at Braces
on March I3-l4-16.
Miss Goldie Crever went to Minne-
apolis last Monday to enter bust.
ness college TO take course in short
hand and typewrlting.
All who have children they expect
to start in school for the spring term
should try to send them next week,
which is the opening of the term.
Fred H. Smith, for several years in
the employ of the Omaha road as
switchman in the yards here, has rent
ed one of U. S. Frye's farm northeast
of town, and moved on it this week.
l. F. Kelley informs US that he is
making arrangements to put in
creamery at Bigelow. The dairy
business in that section has made
such strides that he feels justified in
making the venture and he believes
the outlook is firstclass. ~, I
The Town of Worthington caucas
will be held next Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, in the basement of the
court house. The election will be
held the following Tuesday at the
same place and hour. A member of
the board, clerk, treasurer and as
SCISSOR are to be elected.
j. j. Kimmel and wife returned last
Friday from visit several months at
their old home in Pennsylvania.
They found their relatives and friends
there enjoying good health and pros
perity, with the exception Of sister
OF Mr.. Kimmel, who died suddenly
while they we're there.
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Rev. G. B. Wilder gave q lecture
Wednesday evening at the Presbyter-
ian church on the play, Ten Nights
in Bar Room" which vas illustrat-
ed by stereopticon views. The lect-
ure was we'll attended and proved
very instructive. Rev. Wilder has
spent considerable time on the lects
Y ure platform, and always handles his,
subjects with skill.
It is an easy matter to ffit glasses
that you can see through. It is quite
another thing to sft glasses that you
are unconcious Of wearing; glasses
that you can see far and near with
equal clearnsss; glasses that relieve
YOUR headache; glasses that pro.
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