The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-05-21
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CHHRCH TDIRECTORY.

for the ADVANCE aud receipt for the same.
CLUB Rates.
The ADVANCE Is furnished 1t d 50 year Il
Clubs OF ton or more. Clubs Of ten for nix months
Is cents for each subscriber.
SAVE PosTAQE.'
Subscribers are no longer required topay post
age on their county papera Take the home pa
per and save postage.
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
AgDITos.wn; n. Bar;
! RnGIsTER or DRRDs-T. G. Bell
JCDok OF faosAT1F cEaft
| 8HBRIHT-Chas. w Bulls.
SURvEYoa-B. w. WooIstencreft
| CoURr CoAN1ssI0NER-J: Craft.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. B. SOulo.
| CORONER-J. B. Churchill.
| COUNTY SUPER1NTENDENT-T. G. Bell.
| COMMISSIONERS
Erst 9istrtct-J. " Miller: Of Graham Lakes
7Nird DistrictIL r. Duriee, Of Worthington
Rev. J. w. Lewis has returned from
Ohio.
E. Clark, attorney, of Window, mad,
us a pleasant call on Monday.
Wellington Sherwood has returned
from Wisconsin.
We are indebted to T. P. Clark for :
copy of the Poultry World.
Mr.. Alley is herding cattle at 81 :
head for the season.
Several persons will be immersed to
Okabena Lake.
c. G. Luckey has pure hased thu
Shuck building.
There will lie a meeting of the Chris
tian Association on Tuesday evening
next at Prof. Humiston's office. Aful
attendance is desired.
Elder Clapp, Of the Baptist Church
from st. James, will preach at Mason
ic Hall Sunday morning next.
Rev. E. T. g. Bennett, of the Disci
pies Church, will preach at Miller Hall
on Sunday afternoon at four O'Clock.
The railroad company are now plant
ing European larches along the cuts
through this section.
The gulls have put in an appearance
on Okabena lake, pretty sure sign of
Summer.
A mail route has been established
from Bigelow to Ash Greek, with :
weekly mail.
A post Office called "Grand Prairie ,
has been established in Grand Prairie
township, with Austin B. Ayers az
postmaster.
T. II. Childs has been appointed
postmaster at Hebbard, in place Of
John Johnson, who has moved away
s. A. Davis offers farm for sale i,
Dew;.ld township, with % acres O
breaking. Running stream of water
through it. See advertisement.
The Grand Army are preparing tt
celebrate the 10Th as Decoration Day.
We have not yet been furnished will
the programme.
|, Those wanting hardened gardel
plants that have been three times trans
planted, can be supplied by H. L. Lack
or at the same price that they cost a
the seed garden, freight free. ct
There was a school meeting on Tues
day evening to hear the report of tn
Board on school house. V'urthe: tim
was desired, and the meeting adjourn
ed to meet again on Wednesday eve
ming, June LIST.
Prof. Humiston is making an analy
sis Of mineral water from Mankato an,
Window wells. Can't some one dig
mineral we'll about here and make thi
q Summer rasort.
The following Worthlngton young la
dies have accepted schools at the place
indicated: Miss Erva King, Bigelow
Miss Arrie Grant, Hersey; Miss Med;
Lewis, Elk, and Miss Ella Grant, Fair
view.
MIR. Chase has been engaged for sew
eral days in plating the cemeter'
grounds. Lots can be had now at $40
and persons who wish to bury friend
must apply to the Actuary for permits
sion or for lots.
! The St Louis Globe Democrat apollo
gizes for its name since the consolada
tion. What would the Globe-Demo
crat think of the ADVANCE Claim
Observation-Disclosures Triumph
for name?
Mons E. Distad, who is at present il
business at Lanesboro, Fillmore county
dropped in upon his Worthingtol
friends yesterday. He acknowledge!
that it is hard to find a place which HI
likes better than Worthington.
Mr.. Burnham received letter OF
Saturday last from the gentleman a