The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-05-21
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Receiver e.. H. smith has returned
from = business trip to st. Paul.
Rev. Mr.. Wilkinson, Of Heron Lake,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Young, formerly Miss Carrie
Clippenger) arrived from Bingham
Lake Tuesday on visit to her friends.
Messrs. Garfield and Miller, of In.
verne, dropped in Tuesday. Mr.. G..
Is an attorney, we believe. and Mr.. N.
IL . printer connected with the Herald.
Attorney Rohrer has been over to
Murray county attending court this
week.
Editor Herr, Of tho Slayton Gazstte,
called Monday on his way home frem =
trip to Kentucky.
Geo. Hubbard. Of lowell, Mass, Is
visiting friends in this vicinity. among
whom are Josiah Lyons and Messrs.
Randall.
H. d. Mann, a Sioux City compost.
tor, dropped in Tuesday. he is on his
way to Spirit Lake for u fish and stop.
ped to see his friend, Jeweler Hewitt.
MORE PR1s0NERs
Peter Stager, Of Murray county, was
brought over and lodged with Sheriff
Miller for safe keeping, charged with
larceny.
On Sunday last Sheriff Smith and
Deputy Sheriff Woo'steneroft arrived
with Geo. w. Allen, who is committed
on u charge of horse stealing and sent
to cur jail for safe keeping. The Cur
RE Minnesotian says of this prisoner:
George Allen alias George Wilson
alias Captain Hall alias Jack Shepard,
etc. WAS arrested by Sheriff Smith Mon.
day night, just north Of Glendale, Da.
kota.
Sheriff Smith appears to have had
parental eye on the Captain eyer since
he left here April 2lst.
His numerous aliases and his evident
graduation in crime has led to rumors
that he was one of Quantrell's men and
was through here with the Youngers
and Jameses few years ago.
The Village Council meets tonight
and We learn that the subject of the
health Of the village will be up for con.
sideration. There is quite demand
for thing and closing up the unsightly
ditch which traverses the town on the
north side. But this is not of equal
importance with the general cleansing
of the surface Of the village and the
disposition of the waste of our kitch.
ems, etc. A good many people have
raked and cleaned the surface, but
others have left the slops of = whole
winter and spring fostering and rot.
ting in the sun.
Worthingtoa is nearly old enough
now to have her spongy soil we'll filed
with poison from her kitchens, slallo "
privy vaults, etc., and if her people do
not drink death and destruction out of
their wells and breathe it out of their
air this summer they will in a very
few summers to come.
More upon this point next week.
We hear that Mr.. Miller, of the Adj
vance. delivered lecture at Dundee
one day last week. If he would only
let US know when lie is coming agail
we will promise to 60 overland to hea,
him.-Fulda Republican.
The ''lecture" delivered by the AID.
VANCE editor was brief and to thu
point, it simply introduced DR.. A. j.
Fishback, Of st. Louis, and added q
few words upon the New Dispensatior
and the great fact Of spirit communion
DR.. Fishback may remain in this part
Of the Northwest for some time, and, il
80, he will speak at Fnlda and Other
points. lie is an educated physician
Universalist minister and Magnet
ic Healer.
We can say this for DR.. Fishback
viz: We have converssd with hundred:
of ministers of the gospel and with
scores of spirit mediums; but DR.. Fish
back has seen and heard more, ant
gone deeper into the philosophy of thi:
life and the next than any man VI
have thus far encountered.
lie ought to speak ut Fulda.