The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-07-03
PERSONALS.

Gilbert Anderson is home spending
the 4th with his family.
VIM. Brown and family have return
ed from Council Bluffs.
Hans Grinager, foreman in the AL
bert Lea Standard office, has been in
town several days visiting his uncle,
Capt. Grinager. We acknowledge a
pleasant call.
l.. Singer, proprietor Of the Lawrence
House, Cedar Rapids, came up Satur-
day and spent Sunday with Mr.. Pettin:s
ger.
Fred Bloom came over from Wood
stock yesterday and made welcome
visit to his friends in WOrthington.-
He look as robust as an alderman, and
reports the mercantile business good in
Woodstock.
r. D. Pratt, father of J. D. Pratt,
has been out from Peoria, Ill.,. visiting
his son. Mr.. Pratt invested while here
in a good farm and subscription to
the ADVANCE.
B. w. Wooistencroft, of the Fulda
Republican, and Attorney $. r. Har.
ris, of Detroit, Mich, were in town on
Monday and made us an entertaining
call. Mr.. Harris was one of the very
early settlers in Mobiles and Murray
counties, having lived here six yea, S
previous to 1875. when he returned to
Detroit. MIR. Harris was, moreover,
the first County Auditor of Mobiles
county, haying been appointed in 1870.
He assisted in the organization Of both
Mobiles and Murray counties. His SUR
prise at our growth is eQualled only by
the St. Paul jObbers on their recent ex-
cursiOn.
Daniel Rohrer, Esq, the well known
Worthington attorney, practiced 1T the
Jackson county bar this Week.--1Sepub-
lie.
Mrs. G. II. Smith and daughters. Of
WOrthingtOn, were guests ut n. Free
mans this week.-Windom Citizen.
Miss Della Clark left for her home at
Wortlington, Tuesday. to spend the
summer vacation with her parents
She will return in the fall to resume
her position as teacher in the primary
Observation-Disclosures Citizen.
Mr.. Geo. J. Day. Of Worthington,
cashier of the Mobiles County Bank,
spent Wednesday evening and Thurs
day morning in town. Mr.. Day is
working in the interests of the ''Minne-
sofa Home,"a new paper to be publish
ed 10y the seven counties comprising
the ''Blue Grass Region;' of Minneso-
ia. He meets with Encouragement ev-
erywhere. and hopes to haye an edition
Of 10000 ont in July. This was Nr.
Days first visit to Slayton, and he ex-
pressed himself as being greatly pleased
with both the town and people.-Slay-
ton Gazette.
OUR LOAN AND IN VESTAfENT
COMPANY.
The Geneva, n. Y, Advertiser, Of
June p, comes to hand with 4 hand
some notice of our Loan and Invest
ment Co., and of it's President, Mr..
Dayton. 1t is gratifying, too, to see
that such capitalists rs Messrs. Chase,
Maxwell and others, are not to he deter
red from making further investments in
this county 10y the falsehoods published
Ivy men who lave failed here through
their own folly. nor by the continual
Misrepresentation published by jeal-
Gus rivals:
Mr.. Geo. D. Dayton, former Gene
VttH, IS UuIlllIIS Ill His cuOllo W UuIIu
up the town of his adoption. The new
association of which he is 1T the head
as President, is the minnesota Loan
and Investment Co.," with cash capt.
tai of 100000. The articles Of incor-
poration are before us, which are
healthy in tone, and must inspire con-
fi,lence in the minds OF the people of
Mobiles County. Not few Of our
| townsmen are interested in this compa-
ny. gentleman Of wealth and extended
business reputation, r. Il. Chase, J. l.
Maxwell. John Mackey, D. II. Henry
and l.. nerendeen. With such backir e
the company mentioned above would
not find it difficult to increase it's CAPT
tai stock to one million dollars, the linn.
it named in the articles Of incorpora.
ton; and such is the confidence in Mr..
Dayton here, that these gentlemen
would not hesitate to honor his drafts
| for any amount for investment. It is
cheering to record every instance
where a Genevan is stepping to the
front.