The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-06-30
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r. Mrs. Carrier went to Adrian Tues
day to visit friends. 1: 80 "
= Attorney Rohrer left Mondry to at.
tend court at Jackson: $500.
Charley Smith and wife returned
Saturday night from their visit east.
Mrs. AEON Forbes and daughter have
returned from visit to Saltwater.
g. st. John Cole spent Sunday last
with his family. $50 ~.
Mrs. Limbert came over from A.
drian and spent Sunday with her pa
rents. II
G: P. Shepard and A. A. Abbott
went into the A. O. U. w. Saturday
night and came out Master Workmen.
Miss Mary Smith. returned a few
days ago from an extended visit in
the south.
Attorneys Clark and Carrier left
Tuesday morning for jackson to at
tend court.
A. N. Jordan, Of Minneapolis, is
down on his annual visit to his pa
rents.
Mrs. Charley Wilson arrived Tues
day night on a visit to her mother,
Mrs. Dean.
Charley Bulls took the degree of
Junior Workman in the A. o. U. W.
on Saturday night last. -.
'Ex-Gov. Austin and Insurance
Commissioner McGill were in town
yesterday on their way to st. Paul.
Mr.. McGill is looming up as a prom
inent candidate for Governor.
Will Stockdale spent Sunday at
home. Saturday night he took the
degree in the Oriental Order of HUI
mility. Tell you, when Will gets
smashed up on the railroad the boys
will have good deal of money to pay.
We are glad to announce that Gov.
A1iller's health has improved decided
ly during the past few weeks. He
has taken advantage of the fine wea-
Their for frequent rides and is able to
do considerable office work at his res.
idence.
A. A. Kimball, on old Worthington
standby, dropped in upon US Satur-
day night last and spent several days.
Mr. K. has been absent about two
years and at present is operating at
Sioux City.
j. W. Ashworth returned on Satur-
day last. lie has spent the winter
and spring in the south travelling with
the Golden Dramatic Troupe. Will
says he met good many people who
knew the ADVANCE and every one OF
them had good word to say for it.
The Messrs. McRavey have charge
Of the telegraph office now during the
day and MIR. Smith, Of Sioux Falls,
is night operator. Mr.: Bailey goes
to Sheldon to take charge of the sta
ton at that place.
Mrs. Eva Lnverne Kelley, daugh-
ter of Philo Halves, mail agent be-
tween Sioux Falls and Worthington,
died Of consumption at Luverne last
Sunday ard was buried yesterday
The funeral was the largest in the his.
tory Of I>uverne, there being over GO
vehicles in the procession which fol-
lowed the deceased to her last resting
place. The town OF Luverne was a
namesake Of Mrs. Kelley's, her father
being the founder Of the town, which
he christenel in honor Of his daugh-
ter.-Sioux Falls Paragraph.
THE OTHER 4. P.-Thc u. Y. cor
respondent Of the pionccr-Press says:
"fhe new business manager of the
Tribune, who mows very wide
swath in MIR. Reeds absence, erercis-
ing plcnury powers, is DIR. A. p. Mil.
ler-an "Ohio uan." He graduated
at the old Cleveland medical college,
but practiccd his profession in langnid
fashion, always having a strong pen
chant for the newspaper business and
keeping an anxious eye open till he
got possession OF a country ncwspa-
per. lie has been 26 years in jour
nalism and now has the biggest jo},
of his life. At one time:he managed
Nasty and ran the Toledo Blade up
to 10000 circulation. lie was raised
OH farm near Lancaster, O., and re.
ccived school education, without
frills or tucking, but he has shrew,l
head on him, genial manners, and the
motive force of a steam-propeller.
Suppose we should say you were a