The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-11-29

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A number of young people had a
pleasant party at Mr.. McCann's resi-.
dence, 10 miles from Worthington, on
last Saturday evening.
Joen Pettinger, while unloading ap-
pies for Mr.. Hansberger, last Saturday
fell from wagon and dislocated his
arm, he was taken to DR.. Kenyons,
Office for repairs.
Rosa Bitter, whOes home is near
Adrian, was taken to the Asylum for
the Insane at st. Peters, on the goth
inst, by Deputy Sheriff J. B. Green.
Mr.. Green took Mrs Green with him
| as an assistant.
Rev. H. L. Fisk went to Minneapolis
by the early Monday morning train to
attend the monthly meeting of the Con-
gregational Club. He returned on Wed
n'slay and reports a pleasant meeting
with clerical and other friends. Mr.. F.
is very active and diligent in looking
! after the interests Of his church, both
local and general.
THE wOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS,
A full attendance of the members of
the Woman's Relief Corps of the Grand
Army Of the Republic is requested at
the G. A. Il. Hall on Saturday, Dec. |,
1883 at p. NJ, Officers are to he elected
and other important business will be
laid before the meeting.
MARIA L. DEAN, Pres't.
The Soldiers Home in our own State
has already entered upon its mission.
The building and the furniture are pro
vided by the State, but it is the privi-
lege of the Woman's Relief Corps, De-
| partment of Minnesota, to make the
Home home like. Looking to this end
Stoddard w. R. G. No. expects soon
to give al entertainment, and hopes
that all old soldiers and all friends of
the veterans will keep the fact in mind.
OYSTER SUPPER.
The Ladies' of the Episcopal Church
will give an Oyster Supper on Friday
evening, Dec. 7th, at the Cafe des bons
wants conducted by Mesdames Glass
& Kissell. The luscious pivalves will
be served in every style. Uniform
price, rs cents dish. Ice Cream at
10 cents saucer will be served. The
hour of opening will be $50. The pro.
ceeds will be devoted to paying for re-
pairs made on the church building.
| SMOKING TOBACCO,
| Old Yara Chips, Try it. Gravely's
best Virginia Smoking; Cut Plug;
Fruits and Flowers. All Brands and
Prices. Come and try them. At the
OYSTER BAY RESTAURANT,
Is If. Jos. LOWE.
The farmers or Mobiles county are
doing their fall blowing. Think of
this, ye jewellers in Ohio and Indiana,
as you pity the jewellers in the north
west. The soil is mellow, and the
weather just right for comfort while
at work, and the nights all that can be
desired for refreshing aleep. Come to
the northwest if you want to live long,
and enjoy life while you do live.
The following guests from abroad
we're registered at the Worthington on
Tuesday of this week: B. W. Betz,
Fairmont; J. B. Cutting, St. James; H.
Franck, st. James; John Pedvier: St.
James; H. S. Anderson, St. Paul, E. N.
Christman. st. Paul: w. D. Sampson,
Indian Lake; A. H. Parsons, Sioux
City; Geo. G. Grout, Chicago.
In obedience to telegram from Lu-
verne, Jailor Geo. Williams, acting in
Sheriff's Anderson's temporary alb
sence on official business, arrested
Knutd Low, who was wanted to an
swer to a charge of seduction. Deputy
Sheriff McKinzie, of Luverne, arrived
here on Wednesday, and took the &C
cused home with him on the O'Clock
train.
Hnrd Il De Wolf will sell Beef al
"Rock-bottom" prices, by the quarter
for cash.
Miss T. J.. Vanduzee, who has been
for the past few weeks resident OF
Worthington, is a graduate in Music
in the Schools for the Blind ut Fari.
bault, Mimi, and GAINESVILLE, wis. We
are satisfied of her worthiness. and OF
her ability as a teacher, and as she is
entirely dependent upon her own labor
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