The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-13
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
Miss Ida Clark, Of Window. is visit
ing Mrs. W. A. Peterson.
Capt. Grinager has returned from
the Hot Springs.
Mr.: Perry was up from Heron Lake
MONDAY arranging for the cottages he
is about to build.
}. E. Mcnamara, editor of the Rock
k*pids Reporter, made US Il pleasant
call last Saturday.
On Tuesday last we noticed gentle
man up street who seemed to be the
centre Of attraction. Everybody stop.
ped to shake hands with him and give
him 4 warm greeting. 1t proved to. be
A. McDougall, former Supt. of the
Roach farm. who has arrived, in COM
pany with Mr.. Roach, for three
| week 8 visit to the farm. Mr.. II. brings
with him about 80 dogs and will build
a kennel l6x2S feet, with a kitchen in
the rear, and leave a man in charge Of
the dogs. (This IS not a doggery, in
the usual sense.) Mr.. r. brings with
him also taxidermist who Will stuff
the birds and animals as fast as he
shoots them.
Cards are out for a wedding on the
10Th at Ottawa. Miss Lucy Lewis, of
that place, and T. F. Frazier, of Wor-
Ellington, being the contracting parties.
st. Peter Tribune.
Last Saturday Mr.. J. S. Davidson
shook the dust of Luverne from his
feet and hied himself to saints Rest''
where he is now Il conspicuous factor
of the typographical force of the AID.
VANCE office. Correct habits, strict
integrity, and uncompromising fidelity
to duty are traits possessed by Jeff, -
that with his Thorough knowledge of
the art preventative will make him a
| most valuable djunct of the Advance
of1ice.-Luverne Herald.
The we'll known architect and build
err, VIM. II. Bigelow, has chosen Wor-
Ellington as his place of residence as Il
more central point than Window. We
are sorry to loose him; Mr.. B. has
won for himself Il good name in our
midst, and the reputation of being
master Of his trade. From Worthing-
on the line CT the st. p. & $. G.. r. r.,
nesota. We commend him to the peo-
PIC VI " vi do d lldu VI SGtI.
ling ability, integrity and worth, and
citizens may rely.-Windom Reporter.
A quiet but very pleasant wedding
took place. yesterday afternoon, Feb.
22nd) 1T the residence Of the uncle and
aunt of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Hayward, No. II Linden street.
The high contractidg parties were Mr..
William G.. Bennett. Of Pawtncket,
and Miss Emma Il. Eldredge, of Gen.
trail Falls, daughter of Mr.. Richard
E!dredge, formerly of Attleboro. but
now OF Werthington, MINI. The GER
emony was performed by the Rev. A.
}. F. Behrends, d. d. The bride was
made the recipient OF !; number of use
ful and ornamental gifts. About 50
persons were present. After refresh-
mehts had been partaken Of, and the
happy couple had received the cOngrat-
ulations Of their relatives and friends.
they took the evening train for Fall
Observation-Disclosures (K. ~ Morning
Star.
THE WORTHING1UN. C!Ei lLERT.
"A meeting WAS held on Tuesday at
the Land Office for the purpose of or
ganiZing Il Creamery Association. J.
z. Moulton was elected chairman and
&. f. Peabody, sec.
The necessary amount was subscribe
ed Ivy the following persons: r. II.
Parsons, j. p. Moul;on, y. Shell, II.
E. Torrance, Peter Thompson, Tolger
& Peabody, b. ". Lyon, Hewitt 4
MARITIME.
The Warrington Creamery Associ-
alton will be organized with Il capital
of $4,000. The association is to con-
tinue 10 years. The business will be
started at once and it is expected that
the creamery will he in operation after
June LIST, making 1000 lbs Of butter Il
day. Tie f. II. Co. will put on il re-
frigerator car between Luverne and
st. Paul.
We hear from Iowa that every CON-
munity which has gone into the cream
cry business has grown ricIl and that
land in the butter districts increased
$50 to SIS an acre the past year.
bOIttIS.
Our friend J. NJ. Plumer, of Albion,
n. Y, adyertises in Il. IL. Parsons
real estate paper, the Mobiles County
Advocated" recently issued from the
ADVANCE office. $1,000 copies,) that he
wants Il good dog to herd sheep in No.
bles county. We desire to put an APP
plication in early. We can furnish a
vigorous bull pup, which, owing to the
dog tax, we wish to dispose Of. We
will take one-third down, balance in
two annual payments to be secured by
mortgage Oh the pup. The condition
of this offer is such that if the dog
does not eat more than he is worth i'll
lambs and adult sheep, then the said
sale is to lie void and of none effect.