The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-12-06

bride is the daughter of Sheriff Gilbert
Anderson, lady who has lived in
Worthington several years. Many will
join in congratulations. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. F. L. Fisk, at
the BRIDES home. Miss Nellie Ander-
son was bridesmaid and Robert Holley,
of St. Paul, bestman. The tastefully
dressed BRIDE adorned with the wed.
ding ring, looking up into the manly
face of her husband, was indeed a ceD-
ter of attraction for the family circle.
The bridal party repaired to Mr..
Anderson's pleasant dining parlor,
where a bountiful and excellent din
ner was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Holley
took the noon train for St. Paul. We
extend hearty congratulations to the
newly welded couple, and hope the son
and daughter will united bring increas-
ing cheer to our genial Sheriff and his
wife.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. j. H. Vinson. Of Adrian, was in
town on Saturday.
Mr.. Hollis, OF Rushmore, WAS one of
eur callers on Friday.
Mr.. A. Braddon, living north of
Worthington, called on us on Friday.
Mr.. Aagaard. of the I.akeview Hotel,
went to Sioux Falls, on Wednesday.
J. E. Cald we'll, a candy agent of St.
Paul, Was at the Worthington, Tues.
day.
Mr.. ]. B. Csjacobs, of Sibley. Iowa,
spent Thanksgiving here among his
friends.
A. p. Mccullough, a leading drug
gist of Sioux Falls, was at the Worth
ington Tuesday night.
&. L. Alleman representing the Stand
dard Oh Company, of Mankato, was in
Worthington Wednesday.
David An lerson, a fireman on Engi.
neer Doolittle's engine, has been trans
ferred to a run west of Sioux Falls.
Mr.. John Mayors, of Hersey town
ship, was in town on Wednesday, and
called in 10 get acquainted with us.
H. A. Nelson, of Westbrook, Cotton.
wood county, was before the Pension
Board Wednesday to have a raise in his
pension.
Sheriff Anderson started for tie
west end of the county on official bust
ness on Monday, to be gone a couple
of days.
q. W. Walleck. in the land business.
is sojo"rning at the Lakeview House.
II. Il. Vent, of Chicago, is also regis.
tered there.
On Wednesday the following names
were on the Lakeview Register Chris.
Flaltorf, 8. A. Doid, J. q. Ward. A. G..
Christensen,
James Lister. of Maiden Rock. Wis.,.
representing the Maiden Rock Sand
Stone quarries, was at the Worthing-
ton this week.
W. u. Sampson. of Indian Lake,
passed thro ugh burlington Monday
on his way to Omaha, where he will
spend the winter.
John Hogarth Lozier, of Mt. Vernon,
Iowa, the fighting and spouting grand
army parson, was at the Worthiugton
House Tuesday night.
T. D. Allen, An architect, of Minnea-
polls, looking after the new school
house business, stopped at the
Worthiugton House, this week.
n. q. Lapman, the pioneer boot and
Shoe man representing the North Star
Boot and Shoe company. Of Minneapolis
tarricd Tuesdayhight at the Worthing.
ton House.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Whitney, of Wor.
Ellington township, went to Pipe
stone this week, and from thence will
60 to Fon du Lac, Wisconsin, to spend
the winter.
u. W. Martin, representing Lyon &
Healy, music firm in Sioux City, was
here on Monday aud sold a piano to
Mr.. Frank Durfee and another to
VIM. Mccoy.
". I. Gibson of LuYerne, was here
on Monday and Tuesday assisting in
taking inventory Of stock of H. G.
Shepard, in the interest of Mr.. Holbert.
the purchaser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Walkenberg, left
on Monday last for Wiunebago, in the
eastern part CT the State. They have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks ana
Mr.. and Mrs. S&outermeyer.
Engineer John p. Mason, on the
Souix Falls road, made the run for
Engineer Doolittle, who remained in
Souiz City to attend the ceremony of
laying the corner stone for the new
Masonic Temple in that city.
G. F. Warren, editor of the Cotton
wood County Citizen; j. K. Kendall, of
the Clark House, J. f. French, j. w.
Hayes, all of Window, visited Stoddard
Post G. A. r.. Saturday night. They
were welcomed with Cue honors. and
the meeting was an enjoyable one.
Mr.. Smith, Of Minneapolis, who is
associated with Mr.. Gregg, in arrang.
ing tor and conducting Farmers In
stitutes throughout this State was the
guest Of Mr.. II. ]. Ludlow, Of Worth
'ngton on Friday night of last week.
1t is in their plans to hold an Institute
in Mobiles county at an early date, of
which due notice will be given. At
these Institutes the farmers, fruit
growers. stock raisers, etc, eau COM
pare views and experiences in the vari-
GUS departments of their work. We
hope that. when this institnte sh.l, ho