The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-04-25


Have you seen the gopher killer?
D. Rohrer, Esq, 10 at st. Paul on
legal business.
Good Razors for sale at Hildreth's
Barber Shop.
On Wednesday Mrs. F. A. Do Wolf
went to Luverne.
The pay car passed tllrouh Saturday |
on the G. st.. P. NJ. and y: line.
. 1.-The British Isles'' Friday May srd.
From Ocean to Ocean" Saturday May
4th.
Mr.. Grant Morrison left Saturday
night for Mankato and returned Mon
day morning.
Mr.. Allen is moving his dwelling
house to a lot he has purchased in the
Drake Addition.
8. A. Hildreth has for sale scream
Rose, sure cure for chappsd hands.
20 cents q bottle. 36.
Mixed Candy 20 cts. per pound
Strawberries and Ice Cream on Satur-
day and Sunday next at Worthington
Cafe. MRS. NJ. A. GLASS.
In spite of the rain on Tuesday even
ing. there was a pleasant gathering at
Mrs. Harrington's, ut tho missionary
tea, all had an enjoyable time.
WANTED: Early Rose Potatoes.
Market price paid at the store Of
86-1t. McMANUs & BLY,.
| Mrs. Fl. G. Robinson and daughter
Carrie are visiting at the home G. ".
Crane, on their way from the Pacific
coast. on their way to their home in
Minneapolis.
The Ladies of the Congregational
Church and Society meet on Friday
afternoon of this week with Mrs. kobt.
McCune. The gentlemen are cordially
ly invited to come in to the "Social
Tea" any time after 6 O'Clock as may
be convenient for them.
The friends Of Sunday schools in this
county will please give attention tc
the call for county convention al
Rushmore on the last day of May, anG
the two first days of June. TO make
this gathering efficient all the school!
of the county should take special car
to be represented.
Timothy, millet, lawn grass and gar
den seeds at E. E. WAnREN's
E. H. Klock, of Window, Inspecto
of the Sons Of Veterans. was in Wor
Ellington on official business on Mon
day. He was accompanied by MI
Fred L. Leonard, also Of Window
Both gentlemen will be cordially re
,. ceived whenever they come here.
}, J.. Humiston will soon have O.
exhibition at his Agricultural Depot
;. one of the ''Wire Twister" attachment
|. recently invented to transform tn
O Mccormick Irvine Binder into a wiz
binder. Notice will be given on it
arrival, and farmers will be invited
come aud examine it. 36-lt
The British Isles" Friday May 3rt
- From Ocean to Ocean" Saturda
u May 4th.
The school in Dewald, District NJ
) Is, Miss Ellen Sundberg, Teacher, re
} ports it's second month rs follows
Number enrolled, 10. No time lost
70 hardness. Names Of scholars vii
= have not been absent or tardy: w
- Baird, John Baird, Minnie Sundber,
Josie Sundberg, Clarence Bass. WI
It Killsa, Vina Kilsa, Amanda Sundber,
F. and John Harris.
g The teachers are doing their wo,
in the old school building this week
y some discomfort and Inconvenience
?. The building shows that it was "o
ID wheels" long enough to be much shake
e up. Broken plaster and shattere
blackboards give the appearances
+ having gone through An earthquake
4 When the new temple of learning
~ completed it will be much enjoyed
both teachers and pupils.
On Wednesday the young people
the Presbyterian church had live
and enjoyable social in the dwelling I
- Gently occupied by Rev. Mr.. Lewis.
quartette, consisting of Messrs. Nicl
=, OILS, Palm, Mckay and Ramage mac
" good vocal music. Mr.. Arthur Pal
read most admirably burlesque on
style of backwoods preaching, entities
+ I'm the days OF Noah,' etc. Mi
n CLANCY and the young ladies associ;
ted with her through their careful pr
is paration, skillful management, an
'e cordial greetings made success of tt
l. occasion. The good pastor and the fe
y old folks present renewed their yout
and were rs joyous as the younger pa
2, of the company.
: The young people of the Congreg
s. tional Church had well attended an
IS pleasant social on Friday evening, ,
last week, in the church parlors. r.
" freshments were served. A Duet W:
sung by MIR. Nichols and Miss VIM
r. Shell, and solo by Miss Rosa Nj
+. Dowel|. DR.. Moore read most impre
sively William Allen Buffers poetic
70 satire, so famous 80 years ago. entitle
!. "Niss Flora McFlimsey," or IN othir
. to Wear" Miss Kate Hovey gave
~ recitation in first class style and effec
Il Miss Dora Barber presided at the o
gan with her usual skill and grace.
~ Alabastine and Qypsine, for calson
lining at E. E. WARREN's.