The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-07-24
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS
A. W. Mumford has recovered suhiciently to
ride out
4 brother to Judge Wilson made the Judge
. flying visit the other day.
Tailor Men has returned from = I'VE weeks
Bert Lewis has accepted position in the Au-
ditOr's Office.
Johnny Dean is up from sanborn visiting
Mrs. VIM. Mills, Of Lodi, Wis, is visiting Mrs.
r. Firth.
j. w. MCGEE, representing the Sioux CITY
City journal, was In town yesterday and drop
ped In to exchange the usual newspaper grip.
urday shaking hands with his friends. MIR. b.
is now 10 the hardware business
Hon. G. H. Smith. Receiver Of the Worthing.
ton iama once was IN t9wn YESTERDAY he was
Misses Oracle aud Bessie The Republican o.
flee acknowledges call.-PipestOne Republi.
can.
Hon. Daniel Rohrer. OF Worthington, was in
burlington road. He was accompanied by Mrs.
R R and they were guests at the Calumet
Window Reporter: Anthony Shafer and wife
last week. Judge Wilson, OF Worthingt0n,
was in town Tuesday. drawing hail bonds for
the Nolan boys, indicted for selling liquor
Mr.. c.. F. Humiston, the very efficient railroad
agent Of Good Thunder, has been promoted to
tho station at MapletOn. He paid nankatO
friends visit on Friday evening last.-Manka'
We hear that Charley has been rendered an
important position ut MankatO. He Is one of
the railroad army who deserves promotion.
BOARD OF NQUALIzA TON.
The County Commissioners met on Monday
last as Board Of Equalization. All the men,
bers were present. On Monday evening, after
the storm. Comm ssioncr Emil Graf received
despatch to come home. as his barn had been
wrecked and one Of his daughters killed during
the storm.
The Board met Tuesday morning, but ad-
journcd until Wednesday next out Of respect to
Mr.. Graf.
The Board heard a petition from Elk for a
new school district which was laid over until
the regular session OF the Board which will be
on Monday next.
Following is report of the proceedings Of the
Equalization Board, relating t. personal prop
crty only:
Olney Tp.-Horses, yr. old, reduced from
average OF t24Uo to teo., Cattle, 2 yr. old, re-.
duced >l5.s to %lo.50. Agricultural tools. nipple.
ments and machinery, raised from q. IS to >!6.55
worthington Tp.-Horses, yr. old, raised
from $3.50 to 9lS.
Dewald-Horses. VI old, raised from Al7.5o
to as. Agricultural implements, reduced from
tl.S55 to $l,555.
Observation-Disclosures Implements. reduced
from $l,+42 to +: PAP.
Leota-Horses, yr old, reduced from ~ to
go. Cattle, yr old, reduced from 4l2 to tlO so.
Agricultural implements, reduced from $2O.O3
to $'400.
Westside- Cattle, yr oil I, reduced from SO. 29
to u. Cows, raised from $i7.44 to 90. Agri-
cultural implements raised from $3.50 to 4l,744.
Graham Lakes-Cattle, yr old, raised from
$5.ss to $780, Farm implements raised from
&56S to $500.
WOrthington Village-Cattle, 2 yr old, re.
duced from $l4.6s to 4lO.55.
Indian Iaae-Cattle, 2 yr old, reduced from
8l9.02 to 3l0.5C. Farm implements raised from,
4=52 to 1910.
Bigelow-Farm implements reduced from
81, 1925 to 300. Reduced valuation Of GOWNS
| warehouse 400.
Grand Praire-Farm implements raised from
| 1895 to a233
Willmont-Farm implements raised from A54s
| to *.43.
Larkin-Mules. raised from $3.50 to &55.
Reduced valuation OF b. +. kOdcrick's ware
house at Adrian $500.
| Averaged carriages and wagons throughout
inc t county t at 10 o. III In villages TO-
The Board received petition of Mr.. Hart in
regard to marsh lands. Laid over.
The petition of MIR. Rice i'll regard to marsh
lands was refused.