The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-06-21


dropped in Monday for the customary
shake.
II. G. Drake of St. Paul, dropped in
Monday to shake aud view the new
building. :
W. II. Bigelow is at Lake Crystal
building another Episcopal church for
Rev. Mr.. Gunn.
Mr.. Dewy, u printer who worked in
the ADVANCE in 1872, is in town look
ing things over. He acknowledges
quite change in Worthington.
G. p, Hewitt has gone to Milwaukee
and Mr.. MARITIME is in charge dispens-
ing ice cold hardware and iron cOnfec-
tionery of all kinds.
DR.. Warren and family arrived from
Iemars and the doctor will engage in
the practice of medicine among us.
The family will occupy the former
Chase property on 115hst.
Beg pardon Of our friend Charley
Smith for letting him get away without
notice last week. He has gone to Pitts
burg oil business and recreation visit.
Rev. Jas. Mathews, of the Childrens'
day returning from Luverne where he
"
and girls.
VIII Ashworth left on Saturday last
for Cherokee, Iowa, to spend few
weeks with Mr.. Mcmillan who is un-
der treatment at the Magnetic Springs.
a. S. Mitchell, Of I.awton, Mich, is
visiting his brother, 7. L. Mitchell.
Mr.. NJ. is the Go" in the Eggry and
Butter-y at this place.
Mrs. G.. II. Smith and the children
came up from Worthington Wednesday
for Il visit with Mr. Norman Freeman's
people.-Windom Citizen.
W. II. Bigelow was in town Thurs
day, figuring OH the court house. Win
dom Reporter.
Della Clark went to Worthington,
Saturday, to spend vacation with her
parellts.-Wndom Reporter.
Mr.. White is mp from Sioux City on
his annual fish and recuperation and
will summer with us as usual. Wei
| come.
G. P. Baumann, representing the
Consolidated Tank Line Oil Co., drop
ped in yesterday for "A chat. Ills head
quarters are at Sioux Falls.
e. J. Elliott, from Iowa, has arrived
and will take Mr.. Wilcox's place as
operator. Mr.. Wilcox goes to St. Paul
II. B. Trip dropped in yesterday to
renew his subscription to the ADVANCE
He has just returned from idaho, a, d,
after having travelled over 1000
miles, returns satisfied that there is no
! place west equal to this section for
agriculture, especially stock and dairy
| ing.
Mrs n. A. Call has gone to Canada
! o. visit friends. Mr.. Call has made IL
! success Of farming here and we hope
| Mrs. G. will let the fact be known and
induce other Canadian farmers to try
| this climate Of the mountains and soil
| of the river bottoms.
Business called us to the depot Fri
| day morning last about the time of the
! arrival of the Sioux Falls and Sioux
| City passenger trains. We found on
| the platform the following prominent
| individuals: Lieut.. Gov. Yale. State
! Treasurer kittleson, Speaker of Dakota
! House Jackson and Senator Brown of
saltwater. No politics, just happened
so. Our own Senator Crosby and Re
gislcr Grinager were also there.
JAMES q. Clark
Mr.. Clark sings ut Spirit Lake next
Saturday evening and expects to sing
ut the Congregational church in Wor-
Ellington on next Monday evening,
June 25th. Admittance Is and Is cts.
Mr.. G. needs 10 Introduction. He is
| the only original ballad singer in Amer
lea and altogether the best. The music
and words of his songs are sung in all
the churches and Sunday schools of the
land, and his--poems, such as t'Leona,"
are immortal. We have seen tears
| couvsing down the cheeks Of strong
men as they bowed their heads aud
listened to bis s. Evergreen Mountains
of Life" His singing of Father Ryan's
famous poem ''Where is Home" is
worth Il long journey to hear, and both
the music and sentiment remain with
one ever after.
Many Of our people have heard Mr..
| Z. and will want to hear him again.
| TO those who have never heard him, we
say don't miss this opportunity for a
rich treat.