The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-06-23
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See assigre notice in adv column.
Shell has put down new sidewalk
in front of the hotel lot.
The Worthington Schools will close
on Friday of next week, July l.
Itl,as now rained for four Sundays
in succession.
Builders read notice of new school
house to be built in District s, Elk.
That little lamb over in the park is
calling for his ''ma-ap'
Our foreman. Essler Smith, is on the
sick list.
The Okabena Mills have orders e.
nough from Deadwood, D. T., to TAXI
all the Okabena brand they can make.
Rev. Talbot, Of N. Y, will preach
next Sunday at the Presbyterian churcl,
morning and evening.
Prof. Vennor predicted wet June
and the hottest weather of the month
from the Goth to the 25tll.
Thos. Saunders. of Desmoines, Iowa,
has purchased the Wilcox place west OF
town and has moved to the place.
The Rev. G. u. Gum will hold Epis
copal service on Sunday next at Barlow
Hall, morning and evening.
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County Treasurer Shepard announces
that interest on county olders will
cease after July l.
Orria Mason, of Window, and W. A.
Peterson went to Adrian on Monday to
lay out more town lots.
FOR SALE
Cheap aud on time, at the Bank of
Worthington, a good horse team, lum-
Der wagon, mower, combined reaper
and mower, harvester with binder, sui.
key pillow with breaker attachment and
Il tanning mill. Also will sell part OF
my fine young flock Of sheep.
43-2m. ELIIlU SMITH.
A Hut of the Oriental Order of 1Iu.
mility was organized Oh Saturday night
last, at the Lodge of A. o. U. W., by
the election of the following officers:
Most Potent Grand Seignor-R. II.
Miller.
Noble Vizier-J. S. McN1anus.
Venerable Friar-A. $. Uusselton.
Reverned Monitor-A. T. Miller.
Almoner-W. A. Peterson.
Scrivener-R. b. Plotts.
Chief Herald-B. n. Carrier.
Armorer-A. l.. Clark
Senescl,al-O. G. Grundsten.
Our friend D. Stone, of Luverne. who
is the boss joker as to the postotfice, is
requested to come over to Macedonia
quick. We are in travail and heavy la
Dor over here alb Tut the birth of new
postmaster. Applicants are as thick as
blackberries.
Since the above was written we have
received the following postal from Mr..
Stone:
Hold on to the postofIice for | an,
coming and will divide with all my
friends.
Street Commissioner Miner is open
ing Second Avenue north to the village
limit, filling up the depression in the
rear Of Mr.. Moll's residence. He will
put in i crossing near the end of this
street, so that parties coming with
teams on the Jackson road need not
wait to get across the railroad track
There are now five tracks to cross at
the regular crossing, and farmers are
often delayed some time when there are
two or three freight trains footing aud
switching about. When the new cross
ing is down, they can drive nortl, a
short distance, cross the track and
come III Oh Second Avenue.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met on Tuesday and authorized the
building of a new bridge across Jack
Greek, in Jersey township, between
secs. 3 and 4, on county road. Also Il
new bridge in town Of Olney across
Kanaranzi OH north line Of sec. s. Con.
tract awarded to Jas. Gown to rebuild
bridge north of Adrian. Contract let
t" WIN. Brown t" replace bridge across
Jack Greek in Seward. Al>e arranged
to repair bridge in Lorain near Brant
place and the Ocl,eeda bridge. Also IT,
repair diagonal road. The Sheriff was
authorized to let IL in county Jail for
use of village. License WAS granted t.,
Ed. Ryan to sell malt liquors 1T Adri.
an for balance of this year. Llcense
$50. Next regular meeting will be july
10th. We learn that the matter of re-
districting the county will be taken up
at the next meeting.