The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-10-28
OFFICIAL PAPER.

hotel, doing 1t up brown.
Judge Wilson has returned from
Murray county court.
The first snowfall of the season came
Sunday night. 1t soon melted of.
The big sewer is laid nearly up to
3d-av.
Remember the election next Tues
day.
Clerk of Court Bennett was handing
Vie cigars Tuesday morning. Reason,
Glib. minor arrival of the boy gender.
Banker Geo. D. Dayton returned a
few days ago from New York. He re-
ports indications of business revival.
A car load of fine Illinois coal just
received at Hansberger warehouse.
WI. MOnR1NG.
Frank Burns, of jackson county.
who served GO days in Jail from Jack.
son county. was released on Wednes-
day 1T 10 O'Clock by jailor Neff, having
served his time.
II. j. Ludlow is building house on
his place just ACROSS the lake. Mr..
Norman is building neat dwelling on
3rd-av near 13th-st. The frame of
Frank Crandall's new house cor. 10TH
st. and 7tl,-av. is uP.
Bay horse and top buggy, side
springs. left at Lake Houee to be call
ed for Oct. II. No owner yet called.
e. B. L4OvELEss.
Ladies are requested to register and
vote, rs they eau now for superintend-
ent of schools. A number have regis
tered already. The Lord High Execu
sioner has "'got 'em on the list.
Fred Bloom, independent candidate
for state senator. addressed the people
at Grand Army hall on Tuesday night,
giving his reasons for being in the
field.
A voter told US the other day that
Mills articles in the Globe putting
himself and showing his frantic deter
mination to lie Auditor for lite had de.
cided him not to vote for Mills.
Mrs. Hais1ett, wife Of Editor Hais-
lett Of the Adrian Guardian, died on
Sunday last and was buried at Adrian
on Tuesday. She had been q partial
invalid for years. and her demise had
UcCu AVuA CApCNSCN. VIC 0oauOA w 4olO'
IIaislett our profound sympathy in his
bereavement.
Next regular meeting of Worthinq-
ton Lodge No. 65, A. y. u. W. will be
held Friday evening. Oct. Goth. A full
attendance is earnestly requested.
Work in the J. w. & w. degrees.
J. W. AsHwORTH, N. W.
f. F. DUCHAN. Recorder.
Attorney Rohrer has withdrawn as \
candidate for State Senator, and left
the field to Brown and Bloom. Mr..
| Rohrer would have polled a handsome
vote if lie had stood, but he has acted
wisely in standing aside this time and
waiting till next time.
Tuesday was political" day. There
were several meetings at night and q
meeting of the Republican com n7ttee
| calls from Hon W. B. Brown, Repub-
l,can candidate for Senator. accompa.
ni-d by Editor Woolstencroft, of Full
da; Hon. Fred Bloom, Independent
candidate for Senator; and among
county candidates, Capt. WiQham. M.
J. Bryan. E. l.. Wemple. A. r. Harris,
many others interested in the cam.
paign.
o. G. Grundsten has withdrawn rs 4
candidate for Register of Deeds. Mr.
G. received the nomination for com.
missioner from the Adrian convention
He is abundantly capable for either po
sition, but this time the political ele-
ments are tending another way. But
he is coming man.
Mayor Haggard. of Algona, Iowa
made us a pleasant call the other day
in company with his brother Henry. Of
Indian Lake. when he is visiting. Mr.
II. WAS sheriff of his county for foul
years and did 80 well that the city
elected him mayor at the caose of his
second term as sheriff.
John O'Larson stands as an indepen
dent candidate for Auditor as will bt
seen by announcement elsewhere. Mr.
L. says lie does not propose to run
out of a walk. He rather islands,
than 'runs,' but he will get a GOOD
number of votes nevertheless
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