The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-04-29
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Attorney Rohrer has returned from
attending court at Currie.
E. II. Guilbert, of Mankato, was in
town Tuesday and made US several
pleasant calls.
& Judge Wilson has returned after
weeks harvest i'll the Murray county
Ecourt.
I. A. Buchan returned the other day
from four months tour through
Eflorida and the south.
/, Commissioner Blaine came up to tie
EHuO the other day aud made the usual
Ipleasant Call at tbs ADVANCE and
other ''centres.''
+ Rev. A. Plut, cf Shakopee, was in
town OH Monday attending a land
trial.
I Rev. Mr.. Henderson has return ed
from a visit to Sauk Rapids and st.
Cloud.
E. w. Smith, of Riclfield. Mich., is
VISITING his uncle, Raw. 5. NJ. Smith.
Dir. $. has purchased land in this couu-
Fty and will bring his family soon and
take possession.
&. Z. Christiansor' father and
mother, Of Wurthington, visited him
the first of the week.-Currie Mime
sotian.
Rev. VIM. Copp was one of tile first
settlers of Sauk Rapids, ninetee
years ago, and has lived there since,
and was we'll acquainted with many of
those killed and injured in the cyclone
last week.-Currie Minnesotian.
Hon. H. G. Shepard has received the
appointment of register of the Wor-
thington land office, and has taken
charge of the place. If Cleveland g
appointments were all made OF as good
material there would he little cause
for complaint. Mr.. Shepard is one of
the most prominent and worthy demo-
Gratis in the state.-Fulda Republican.
Hon. A. P. Miller has returned from
New York, where he has been for sew
eral months experimenting the publ
cation of his book of poems. We
thought some of notifying the Lu.
verne Herald man of Miller's arrival,
but concluded he would find it out in
a week, provided he would read the
Advance.-Fulda Republican.
Rev. s. e. Franzen, of Worthington.
conducted the Swedish Lutheran ser
vice here last Sunday. The rite of
confirmation was administered to five
members of the church.-Slayton Ga.
Zette.
Judge Perkins, of Window, and at.
torneys Rohrer and Wilson. of Wor'
thington, were IN town last Mouday.
They were on their way to Currie to
hold and attend court. The Gazette
acknowledges a pleasant Call from the
Judge.-Slayton Gazette.
Mrs. W. A. Peterson returned from
Minneapolis but slightly improved
Window Citizen.
Geo. A. Ogle, of Minneapolis, ac-
companied hy his wife, arrived at Lu-
verne this afternoon. MIR. Ogle repre-
sents Warner 4 Foot, map publishers,
Of Minneapolis, and the purpose of the
visit to Luverne is 10 get up Il map OF
Rock county.--Luverne Herald.
The friends of Ira 5. Beers in Wor-
tllington will be interested in the fol-
lowing item which we clip from the
Buffalo Express: Mr.. Ira S. Beers,
who has since January l. 1866, been
connected with the J.ackawanna, for a
long time holding the place of city
ticket agent ut Elmira, has been pro.
NOTED to be Western passenger agent
Of the road, with headquarters in this
city. Mr. Beers is we'll known to the
travelling public. and will no doubt
prove very valuable accession to the
ranks Of the railroad men of this city
lie is now in the city preparing to en-.
ter on the active discharge OF his du
ties.
Mr.. e. W. Smith has something te
say that will be of interest to you. l,
is all about Chamberlain s Cough Rem
edy. 1t is just such preparation a:
every mother should be provided will
and always keep a supply in the house
for colds, Group or whooping cough, i,
can always be depended upon and j.
prompt and effectual.
!
We again repeat our ancient maxim
-" Warn the new settlers against prai
rie fres!" Not one half of them real
iZe this constant danger to Their
homes.-Jackson Republic.
Well said, and warn the old settlers
too.
How many bald heads you see
Work, worry, disease, dissipation
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