The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-05-02

Timothy, millet, lawn grass aud gar
den seeds at E. E. WARREN's
Samuel Gibson had his residence
neatly painted up on 9th st.
The British Isles'' Friday May 3rd.
'From Ocean to Ocean" Saturday
Nay 9TH.
Miss Bessie Gorrie spent Sunday at
home and returned to Adrian Mon
day.
DR.. Crigler last week put his house
on wheels and greatly improved its po-
sition and appearance by putting it in
. more convenient aud slightly location
on bis lot.
Mr.. W. H. Gilbert left on Tuesday
for Seattle, Washington Territory,
where he has purchased q home. Mr.. $.
Mclean accompanies him to take =
look at tho country.
Five land buyers were out with Mr..
Walter Aaeard on Saturday, and stop.
ped over Sunday at the Lake View.
They made purchases in this county,
and some just over the Iowa line. That
means more people coming.
Twenty eight bushels of seed millet
for sale by. GEO. D. DAYTON.
Mr.. q. e. Taylor. the factory piano
timer snd finisher has been doing work
since Monday in our town and is high
~ recommended by our leading music
teachers. Mr.. Taylor also carries
factory credentials. showing he worked
seven years in tho factory.
Married: April 18th At NJ. E. Par
sonage by Rev. H. J. Harrington, Mr..
Edgar Forsyth, of Pulaski Kan.to Miss
Nancy P. Cummings of Bigelow MINI.
Mr.. F. is travelling man. Their home
will be in Kansas.
A meeting to organize a Good
Templar Lodge will be held in the G..
A. r. Hall in this city Friday evening
May 3rd. A short address will be
given by Rev. j. R. Crofoot of Winona.
All interested in temperance work are
cordially invited to be present.
The tramps give Marshal Covey fire..
quent opportunity for muscular de-
velopment. On Sunday night lie gave
chase to a group of them, which has
made them invisible ever since. The
tramps have wholesome dread of HIM
and are scarcer than they were.
The Mitchell Brothers are putting an
extension on the rear of their already
commodious store room. Their bust
ness is charging 50 largely and
rapidly that their entire lot will soon
he demanded to keep aud display their
stock.
Miss Esty will speak in the interest
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. at the NJ. E. Church on next
Saturday evening. Let all lovers of
God, Homo and Native Land, come
and hear what this christian woman
has to say on this, the theme of to- day.
Mrs. Virginia Harrington will give
Reading ut Round Lake on next
Monday night In the barn owned by
Mr.. E. A. Trip. So many tickets are
already sold for this entertainment
that the School House can not accom-.
modate the audience. The proceeds
are for the benefit of the Round Lake
Sunday School.
The Wortllington Brass Band. reor-
ganized with Mr.. Savill of the Cigar
Mandatory for leader, is making
rapid proficiency. Its members are
practising constantly with a view to
the exercises of Decoration Day. They
make excellent music already, as We
know from the serenade given the
ADVANCE Office on Tuesday after.
noon.
Charles Olson. a 16 year old boy,
while engaged in fixing his rife on
Sunday afternoon, discharged tho
weapon, the ball striking his little sis.
ter Title, In the arm. AS usual tho
boy did not know the gun was loaded
The girl is aged II years. DR.. Ken.
yon. who dressed the wound, dots not
consider it as serious.
Alabastine and Gypsine, for calsom-
lining at E.E. WARRENR.
The SUNDAY School in the Wilkin.
son District was reorganized on last
Sunday by Rev. F. L. Fisk and Dl
Crigler. Officers elected were: Superin.
tendent: Earnest Wilkinson; Assistant
Supt, Mrs. Hendy; Secretary, Mrs.
Erickson; Treasurer, Guy Fellows
The school meets every Sunday at p.
NJ, Rev. +. L. Fisk will hold services
every fourth Sunday at P. NJ.
The pupils of St. Johns Sunday
School, assisted by the Kindergarten,
will give Pussy Willow entertain.
ment at Mr.. Wares residence on
Tuesday evening, May the eth. They
expect at that time a visit from the
three little kittens that can talk. Ice
cream ten cents. Hours from Z to 10
P. NJ. Object to buy a bell for the
church. Every body please come or
send ten cents.
DO YOU WEAR pANT89
Our Agent, Mr.. Paul will be in
Wo; Ellington, at the Worthington
House, with q full line Of 800 New
Samples, of So Pants, and $13,5O
suits. We wish to thank our patrons