The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-01-03
Personal GOasiD.

The funeral of ex.Gov. Lowe, of Iowa,
took place at The late residences on the &c til
inst. large number Of prominent citi-
zens and DISTINGUISHED friends of the dead
man assent led to pay the last tribute to his
memory. The pail bearers were Gen.
| Beiknap, Justice Miller, Hon. NJ A. NJ :.
| Cold, Coz. M. Cowie H. J. Frost. and Gen.
Dunn. The burial was at Glenwood.
1t is limited Ithat the attraction for Pres
dent Arthur in Nav York is the handsome
daughter ofseth B. Freach. where the ex.
ecutivs attended reception on the 27th.
| Miss French il one ofthe hands NEST young
Ladies in New York-more of a blonde tnan a
/ brunette, of faultless features, and the car
rage OF queen.
| Joseph Longworth died at his home in
| WOODBURY. near Cincinnati the Both inst
He was son of the late Nicholas Long.
worth. who amassed great wealth in Gin
cinnati real estate. Joseph l.ougwerth
| since The death OF his father has en- sole
manager ofthe Longworth estate, which be
| Developed.
Henry Leyerscaph ourneyman barber
| at New Haven has been informed that $751;
900 has been LIFT him by relative who
died recently in Germany. The wife Of
| Henry iensabene, another barber has re-.
| ceived $4,000 from her mother in Italy.
Both the BARRIERS have abandoned shaving.
Chief Justice 3 'njauia F. Graves will re-
retire from the Michigan supreme bench,
on the ooh, having been on the supreme
| court fifteen years. and for twelve years preyi-
ousIy on the circuit court bench. He was
gwen reception in Detroit by the bar
| of the state on the 18Th.
''Some Of our readers says The Spring
field Republican, speaking of Senator Sa.
bin, remember him. when IS young man,
With his b:eeches tucked in his boots, he
used to draw cordWood into the southern
! towns otWorcester county, Massachusetts,,
| tor So a co:d.'
John D. Reynolds of Pennsylvania mel
Ger,ie Dolan in Omaha, and soon became
engaged to marry er. The girls mother
| sent Der to Baltimore convent to prevent
| her NJ setins Reynolds, but he folloHe her.
| and they were married recently.
George Fl. Horner OF Boston, who began
| lite in an humble way, sent six riecas and
nepbews each check for s., 900 as Christ
| mas present, 81 is his custom.
The reception to be given speaker Carlisle
by the Com Hlonweal.h club, Of Philadelphia
is at step towards harmony between hin.
and ex. speaker Randall.
! D. r. Wade'y OF Atlanta, had all his
money aud Stocks $1,000 in all, on his
person when he died Of heart disease the
Goth.
Rev. John Ritter, German Methodist,
| died by morphine at Decatur, ILL.,, on the
oath inst. he WIS Old and well known.
| John Cairns sold his newspaper route in
Philadelphia last week for S1,lOO. He
has carried papers forty-nine years.
Brother Jasper is convinced that he must
give up his Richmond church on his theo.
| ~ that "de sun do move''
| Gen. Beems, attorney fol- Gen. Myers, in
his Verni:ye suits, is in Washington, on
politics and business.
! Mrs. r. p. Paine of Duluth has secured
| her long lost child in st. Louis, and re
turned t.: Duluth.
1rving's receipts for tws weeks in Boston
were $35, 730. He is now playing in Balti.
| more.