The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-08-12
PERSONALS,

! PERSONALS.
Mr.. Roche, of Chicago, proprietor Of
''Roche's Roost'' has arrived and is
preparing for the chicken season.
Mrs. Charley Wilson, of st. Paul. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Dean.
MI. Hart, tho new Congregational
minister has arrived and has entered
upon his duties.
L. u. Parsons is off on a trip to the
Jim River country.
Mr.. Huntington, the Train Despatch
or, has been on the sick list for several
| days.
Mr.. Buckley, from st. James, is now
acting as night operator at the depot.
Mrs. Miner is ut st. James visiting
her son.
Mrs. Soule returned OH Friday night
last from AL extended visit to the health
institutions and is much improved in
health.
Our young friend Tom Clppenger ar
rived on Monday from Salix, Iowa,
where he has been managing a stock
farm. lie thinks of going into farming
in this vicinity.
J. IL. Drake, II. G. Drake, n. II.
Chapman Of Cincinnati, and the Close
brothers, two English gentlemen, from
the vicinity of LeMars, were here on
Tuesday and maue u visit to Rocle's
Koost
Mr. l.. G. Stevens, Road Master OF
the W. q ). +. branch, who has been
| travelling III the east ,lne time for the
Improvement OF his health. returned
with his wife to his home in this place
last Saturday evening. We are glad to
learn that Nr. Stevens is quite restored
to his customary health and will at
once res'l ne the dutirs OF his office on
the ro;'d.-Iuyernr Herald.
FROM YtNNEH'S >YO.NACI
SPECIALS TO THE ADVANCE nY SPIRIT
U-AL TELEGRAPH.
The ADVANCE; has spared both pains
and expense i'll receiving the following
despaches direct from DR.. Tanners
StUMach:
Fifth Day-Son!ethiEg's wrong
Haven't had any food come down the
llatc}lWay for live days. Am getting
uneasy.
Tenth Day-What in the world has
happened? Not u grain of anything to
grind for ten days. Besides, there's Il
break somewhere and Fun flooded with
water.
Fifteenth Day-lIave attacked Tan
ner's fat and am e:'ting that up. When
will this susWEs end?
Twentieth Day-Alu getting sick
Fear [ can't hold out much longer
Irit 4 to climb up and get some fresh
air but TANNER keeps NE down.
TWenty-Eif:h Day--Am living ON
Tanners muscle Which don tagrec with
lne. hAt.r keeps coming down and |
am throwing it back.
Thirtltt;l Duy-In the name of all
that's good to eat, What is the matter:
Q for some OF Mrs. Tanners pork and
cabbage. "Millions for an Inch OF"
sausage!
Thirty Fifth Day-IIaye attacked
Tanners moral character, affections
and professional standing and am liy-
ing on tllen. My kingdom for horse
steak!
Fortietll Day-1Iuve eaten up Tam
ner's constitution and am going for the
bylaws. Good heavens! what's that?
Here comes something! Melons, as I
live! uurrah! Yum! yum!
the following for information of public
at large.
Sec. 81 Chapter 6 ''Y oung's Statutes''
Estate of Minnesota" for 1878 says:
''Parents shall give notice to the
clerk of their city or town of the births
and deaths of their children; every
householder shall give like notice of ev-
cry birth and death happening in his
house; the keeper or other proper otlc-
form school. Jail, prison, hospital, asy-
lum, or otter public or charitable insti-
tuition, shall give like notice Of any
brit and death happening among the
persons under his charge. Whoever
neglrcts or refuses to give such notice
for the period Of thirty days after the
occurrence Of birth or death, shall for
felt Il sum not exceeding twenty dollars.
to be collected as the fines are collected
by law.
Tie County Auditor has blank books
for :egist ering snch births and deaths
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