The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-01-13
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Mr.. Whipky's family left on Mon
day for an extended visit to Fort
Wayne, Ind. MI. w. is preparing to
open boot and shoe shop in Wor-
Ellington. - s1s'. s~@...
We acknowledge pleasant call on
Monday from Hen. P. j. Kniss, our
representative. and Mr.. Helm, of Lu-
verne. Mr.. Kniss was on his way to
St. Paul to rejoin the law makers.
W. H. Hoyt writes from Little
Muddy, D. T. "Why in thunder and
blazes did you stop my paper? Never
take my name off your list. Send me
| the ADVANCE. l am lost without it.
Love to Mrs. and all the little Ap-
| vANcEs."
Rev. Mr. Gum, of the Episcopal
Church, will start for Mississippi a.
bout the first of February to be alb
sent a month. .
We omitted last week to mention
that our friend L. NJ. Porter had left
Adrian and gone to Liberal, Barton
County, Missouri. He has our best
wishes for the future. We like the
name Of the town he goes to. Mr.. P.
has promised to give us letter or two
for publication
There was a merry party last eve
ming at the residence of G. p. Shep-
ard, the occasion being the 10th an
niversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Shepard. About 8 O'Clock they
were surprised" by number of la
dies and gentlemen bearing tin. ware
who burst in on them and made the
house lively till toward midnight
Let's have one of these tin or glass
weddings every week. Meanwhile,
we are preparing for our silver we'd
ding which will occur in due time.
Mrs. w. B. Cook returned from
Worthington. Friday, where she had
been to help care for her little
grandchildren Clements little bow.
At the literary society, Tuesday
night, Miss Della Clark read an es-
say, comparing ancient and modern
times. witch is said to have been an
excellent production, and everybody
speaks we'll Of it -Windom Reporter.
a reception was given last Satur-
day night by Mr.. & Mrs. |. W. Glib
son, whose marriage is recorded else
where in this issue, at the residence
OF VIM. Maynes in Vienna township.
\ large number Of friends and rela-
tives were present and the happy cou-
pie were made the recipients Of nu-
merous gifts
The community at large will be
glad to learn that the daughter of the
late John L. Cochran will receive
$4,000 Oh the insurance policy held
by the deceased by reason of his men,
bership in the Ancient Order Of Uni
ted Workmcn.-Luverne Herald.
LAND N0T1CEx
The Worthington Land Office having
withdrawn the land Office printing from
the ADVANCE to ''punish" us for not
supporting their Chief, we shall contin-
ue to announce the Final Proof and Con-
test notices us !. matter of news.l
Notice of final proof is given by John
n: Faragher, on Homestead Application
NJ. 10.10l for the w4ne4 sec. 3O.lOl ~.
Date of Proof-Thursday, Feb. 10, 1881.
Witnesses I'M. II. Dune, Geo. Hitch
ms. Nicholas Nynes aud Thos. Gown.
OF Mobiles county.
Notice of final proof is given by VIM.
Il. Faragher. on Homestead Appli-
cation No. 9, 42S for the nanw4 sec 2O.lO1-
AZ: Date IF Proof-Thursday. Feb. 10,
1881. Witnesses-Wm.R II. Quine, Geo.
tlitchins. n. NyNes and Thos. Gown,
of Mobiles county.
Complaint has been entered by
Charles W. Sowies against Harley ii.
Porter for abandoning Homestead En-
try No. 1859, on the nw4 of sec. 2-104-
II, in Mobiles county. Summoned to ap-
pear ut the land Office, in Worthing-
ton. on the I'LL day OF February, 1881,
at 2 O'Clock z. NJ.
JURORS DRAW