The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-03-14
LOCAL..

james Mcfarland, OF Adrian, was
in this town on Tuesday.
S.ed corn for sale, warranted to
grow. DR.. MOORE.
J. A. Town, Esq. left on Tuesday
to attend To legal business in Murray
county.
The ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church meet Tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. Bly,.
&C. Whitney, \ resident of Worth
inst N township for II years has been
on y visiting tour in Wisconsin,, aud
returned home this week.
Mrs j. T. Fisher, landlady of the
Worthingt'n Hotel, has been sick
during the past week, bnt we are glad
+, say is rapidly improving.
C. B. Marvin and Don Harden, Of
the Douglass Dramatic Company
were here on Tuesday arranging for
the performance to b. given by their
Company.
Rev. Mr. Harrington and wife re-
turned home last night from Tracy
where they were called by the death
.of Mrs. HIS mother. Mr.. Harrington
will be in his place Sabbath morning
land evening.
The Douglas Dramatic Company
,i,rrform ut Masonic Hall on Thursday,
Tfriday and Saturday evenings. This
company is composed of people OF
,-c',sracter. and deserve appreciation
:.anA patronage FROM lovers of the
>:flfs.na.
Mr.. Johnston. of Chicago, G.. r. Ben
,rett, f. Cole. I. Overton and A. ..
Gray. OF Templeton, Iowa, were in-
speeding lands in this county with Mr.
Walter Aagaard this week. Several
important sales were made, and others
yet to follow.
''Richard is Himself Again, and has
for sale the Montfose Fancy, and
Straight Grade -four, that 10 hard tC
beat. We bake Of It every day. the
bread will show the quality. and old
Joe, the miller. will be pleased to show
it t" old friends, prices to suit thu
times. OYSTER BAY.
The Namakagon Company has just
completed, on their premiset. build.
ing 1O1 feet long by 20 wide. for stor
ing lumber. This building will hol:
about 10 Car loads of lumber. We con
graduate the company on their increas
ing trade. and the community on tn
accommodations provided for business
Mr.. James CrandalI. tho night clerl
at the Worthington House. On Mon
day met with an accident, while help
ing belated passenger to gain tn
$50 train, while it stood at the wate
tank. While Crandall was running hi
foot caught in frog, causing him t.
fall and hurt his ankle seriously. II
broke his gold watch, and bruised him
self 80 that he is now quite a snffere,
Mrs. Anna Davis is putting up
commodious frame building on Secon
Avenue Which will be an important ad
ditjnn to the business accommodation
Of woftlAi"gton. 1t is 104 feet long b
SO feet wide. Fronting on Second A,
the building will be two stories j
height, with two neat business Office
in each story. The long building A.
one of the Offices will he occupied
Mr.. J. u. lIumiston with his Agricul
nral Machinery. lie will have roo,
for about 20 car loads of Machiner,
The cost IT the building will be abou
$500.
Our Lana Office is on wheels-bu
the wheels are not in motion. In OF
edie"ce to orders by telegraph fro,
Washington, in the last days of Clev,
land" administration. the Receive
and Register packed up the papers an
property OF the Worthington land offit
and put them into car to send thel
to Marshall. Before the car ".
ready to move, however, a telegra,
was received to withhold further oper,
tions in the way of removal. So Il
car does not move. We have hope
that the papers and property will
g. mov,d back to the former Office, an
business w resumed as Of old.