The Worthington advance., 1882-02-02
PER8ONALN.

PERSONALS.
W A Peterson and family went to
Window yesterday.
is McManus and lady will start
next Monday on trip to visit friends
in Illinois aad Indiana.
We learn that A Hustleton, Vener-
able Friar in the Okabena Hut, recent
ly received his back pension, covering
soma seventeen years, lie was a good
soldier and we congratulate him.
r r Jennes and G. n Ludden, of
Window, came up to the Hub on Mon
day attending some Masonic 'doins"
J. r. Dewey, of Ransom, left on
Tuesday for a several weeks visit to
Malone, n. Y, to assist in settling all
estate.
Mr.. Ludden, Of Window. was up
to the hub on Monday taking tea with
Win Peterson.
Mr.. Barrett. of the st. Paul Globe,
dropped in on Monday and hailed us in
his usual Stentorian and vigorous style.
d. G. Currier. of Owatonna, General
Agent for the American Fire Insurance
Company, Of Philadelphia, was in town
on Monday and made us Il pleasant
call.
Our friend J. Limtert, of Adrian,
was in town Monday and Tuesday,
having been ON a trip to Sioux City on
business.
G.. p. Fake has returned from a trip
to Missouri, and we learn is not par
ticularly captivated with the country.
He was caught in a snow storm and
was glad to get back to the genial cll-
mate and crystal skies of Minnesota.
"Pride hath two seasons-a forward
spring and an early fall" A. $. Orbi-
son, of Kansas City, Mr., Harding, of
Minneapolis. and d. n. Turner, our
Station Agent, wele recently inducted
into the sublime and elevating myster-
les Of the Okabena Hut of the Oriental
Order of Humility.
Our Mr.. Seney, of Rusllmore, is ex-
tending his business into Rock county.
The Luverne Herald says:
We invite the attention of farmers,
especially those living in the southern
and western portions of the county, to
the advertisement which appears in
another column on this page, Of Mr..
a. G. Seney. Mr.. Seney is paying par
ticular attention to the purchase Of
grain and live stock, and has intrusted
his business to one Of the most popular
and efficient business men in the cOun-
ty, to-Wit: Col. Harrison White.
Our friend, d. Stone, of Luverne,
has returned from trip East. The
Herald says: Daniel Stone, our genial
and efficient democratic p. H., return
ed on Saturday from Il pleasure jaunt
to PENNSYLVANIA. Owing to the pro-
tracted absence Of Mr. Stone, and the
risk of loss incident to getting post
Office supplies past Worthington, ION
account OF the tlsievish rropensities of
the people OF that place, who, on a for
1ner occasion, it is alleged, stole AIr.
Stones entire stock Of Stamps,) the
market tor spring postage stamps
Of the democratic persuasion has be-
come very much unsettled.
We understand that Miller is estab-
fishing Il free love sprit,mlistic sun
day School Of which it Shall be the de-
termination to educate the youth of
the land to keep out Of the wicked
wi'es of the festive church member
and to write poetry. That's right Mill
ler. Whack away ut them, and count
on us.-Jourial
We have hesitated some time about
accepting the services Of the Journal
editor us offered in the above para
graph, but have finally concluded to do
SO. The Sunday School will therefore
lie divided into two departments, with
a brick wall between them.
Thus
Free Love Department, led hy the
ADVANCE.
Free Lust Department, led by the
Journal.
The lesson paper for the first quarter
in tile Free Lust Department, led by
the Journal editor, will be rs follows:
How to elope and sell a brass horn
belonging to the band to get back.
How to collect all the money made
by the band at Window and not divide
with the boys.
How to give band concert at Wov-
tl,ington and not divide the money
with the boys.
How to get a suit of clothes out of
an Adrian merchants S cleri: on u bill
that WAS never made.
How to collect all the money you can
on advance subscriptions and then
slope.
How to he proud to be tie son of
such sire.
How to be fool in general and a
dead-bcat in particular.
WORYI7INGTON.
The writer hereof made u trip to
WorthingtUn Last Saturday, and found
that burg full of ice business. Five
companies are organized, and most Of
them are 1T work taking ice out of
Okabena lake, and either shipping it 10
points south or storing it in large
houses in town. We found our friend
Seth Wilson, of Sheldon, and Mr..
Clarke, of this place, making arrange
ments for filing u large ice contract
for Il St. Louis firm. We met an old
resident Of Sibley in the person Of Reu-
bin Clark, who has been at that place
about three months. d. Cramer and
family, who resided in Sibley for Il
number of years, we learned was work
ing in a meat market. We called upon
and partook of the hospitality of w.
w. Heron, whom we found pleasant
ly located in business with an increas-
ing trade. OF course we called upon
our brethren Of the press-A. y. Mil
Ter, OF the ADVANCE, and Geo, A.