The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-04-04
LOCAL..
House to rent inquire Of

House to rent inquire of
GEO. o. MOORE.
DR.. Kenyon was called to Prairie
Junction on Saturday night.
Miss Anna Clupperton was the guest
of Mr.. NJ. y. Nichols on Friday last.
Chas. Peterson and wife, of Hersey,
rejoice in the acquisition of fine
baby boy to their family circle.
Cali and exam inc our Oak and Cherry
Lumber at NAMAKAGoN co.
Miss May Bartholomew, Of Hamline
University, returned home on Wed.
n"sday Of last week.
Mrs. Alex llo'ley, Of Sioux Falls,
daughter Of Sheriff Anderson, visited
her parental home on Monday.
Chas. Pardoe, a former resident was
here Oh Friday, the guest Of DR.. Barber.
He resides in Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. L. Fisher, of the Worthjng-
-toA Hotel, after a pleasant visit with
Mankato friends, is at home again.
Miss Bessie Gorrie left for Adrian
this week, where she will engage in
dress making this summer.
Seed corn for sale, warranted to
grow. DIR. MOORE.
d. Rohrer, Esq, went to st. Paul on
Monday, to al range the assignment of
the cases he has in charge for hearing
at the April term of the Supreme
Court.
Miss Mary Lewis went to Adrian
this week to visit with her father,
fro II 'lnre 81, will - t., kInAranzi to
teach in tn, village school this coming
term.
Mr. VIM. Bushnell, Of Minneapolis,
BIZ! III old citizen Of Worthington, was
here on Monday, and WIS warmly
greeted by the old tuners of the viii
laxe.
One five years old bay mare for sale
cheap at the Aamakay,u Lumber Com.
pany'S yard. 32-2t
Mrs. kissell is about to remove her
restaurant into the ,ooms formerly oc-
CAPPED by Mr.. M:D,Well She will b5
soon prepared to supply the demands
OF her patrons.
All those who are looking for wagons
should examine the Harrison Wagon
bf 're buying else when for sale by
NaMakayon Lumber Co.
Hiss Nettle Peterson has been an
p'iatei teacher Of one Of the city
sch ''ls vt Albeit Lea, Mimi, Sh9 will
take charg" April Sth.
Aug. Peterson and family intend to
nave to Albert Lea shortly. We
r-!ret to lose them from our COM
mnnity, but our loss will be Il gain to
Albert Lea.
The ticket Office and other belong
ings at the railway station, have been
A" ler5oirg repairs, painting and re-.
N"vati'n generally. So.no conyenien.
eos have been added as we'll.
Rev. q. :. Ware held services and
pr':Hl'"l ut tina Episcopal Oh urcl on
last Sunday, both in the morning and
evening. The services were very i'm
prrssive, anil tIls atten lance good.
j. N. 3 .bcock hls novel into the
former Residence OF Dir. Barber. Rev.
Mr. Ware will occupy the house yac..
tel by Mr.. BabcOc!1. DR.. Barber Will
reside over the stole he has sold to Mr..
Warren.
Extensive prairie fires have been
raging in Oak. and MINI this past week
more especially on Monday, when the
wind was very high; creating consider
ah'e loss to property, some Of which was
in our Immediate vicinity. No lives
lost rs far as heard from. Farmers
and Others should use good Judgment
in setting fires while a high wind is
raging.
Fho sharn defamation of the hunters
f":S'iny piece is heard quite frequently
il and about our town. Hunting is
As good as it ever was since the county
WIS., settled. Charge hocks Of ducks
ava seen swimming far out in the lake
ev,ry lay As il they dreaded co,uing too
near the shore.