The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-11-14
Absolutely Pure.
EW1NGrON.


The writer pleads indulgence for remiSsness
anu L. cIAs:artA ii correspondence. We claim
to be trends Vi te ADvANEr:, and glad IL We
can 70 tu.h IL any news tMxt Would De interiSt.
ing to the gut"l people of Wurthingl OH, We a,e
sure, Though outside of our culllty. that We
have a deep interest, and many strong ties
there. a. well rs owing tneo delt oi gratitude
Tor Indulgence and ki.ldnesses shown uS, and
We sincerely h pc thai interest and pride in the
.rOsl'cll:y and enterprise in tne beautiful little
city will ncver uAdcigo a ~ abatement. The
space Illat might have been given 10 The rural
correspondents. had there been any thing to
offer l am sure has been ably and 81 :isiac-
toriiy filled witn u graphic write up 0t that
mas:e:l, MunuMrnt Of nlIchalItcal SKILL and
public Sp.r Il, tle W"r. .ninS,"n High Schnot
building: 1 WIS just thinking the other day
On on my way Il t. w. II one other .,ay long sg" in
cali the "Humiston Bin.'' two y lies this side Of
W. first cast my eyes on the infaut hamlet on
ths pI%H' q the Just
lew short years. it would be able to rear such
mn editire, which is the pride Of every citizen
and and farmer in the whole region ar"uTd and
close upon those thoughts were other. and most
prominent during them was the one that il
cHaG nave had the e nanS y o. tnSt M,nS
SchUtl.''
Vi Prof. Il. F. Humiston, that noble hearted
and iarse-brai"ed man. it could we'll be sad IN
Paul's words: "Ac;Ording to the grace OF God
which is given unto me as 4 wise master builder
have lald the fuu datioM and another man
Dulktetn LDoreOn. L tAlnk IL ne COulu look
dow from the abode Of the pure and the good
where lie mos surely dwells-how It would
thrill his great heart to see how well his wise
and benevolent designs have been carried cut
I often thsught how we'll be answered 10
Piato's desc ipiion Ut his ''imagi"ary good
MAN." .have met gOid many different ~ pes
Ol men in my life time, but never one that
.eeMed 70 POSSESS personal magnetism to such
= degree. by study and culture "
meano: Il gentleman. and by profession and
pu sui All educator lie will bS ever remembered
~ .I.he WHO Knew him. EA'l. what more
ft;lngstribule t. his memo. y, OF htyh,r aDpre-
ctat. Ui hi service tnen to call tliiS Dcau.l1t}
Luildins by his name.
Iii "A. l.. Miie.'> remint SCIENCES of the PrOfes.
sor copied in the ADtAN> T.. he speaks Ol it be
who>e adornlncnts III uld .Ie IN rality whose
accomplishments e! Ot 4 b. intelligence and
Who SlibOOlvth shUu d lie temperance, Gr
words to that ch. C. bur, A!PS how mary HIN
Il ances We always meet IN Our no t honest
Efforts to do good. Ii has ever been so. and his
WAS nO exec, t Oh to the rule. His heart was
often sorrl wuun,ird Ivy the opposition and dis.
warIneSt supporter; ald friends, and l,is purse
was depleted by o e he helped inanciall'' and
c0uI lot repay lim as we'll as by ingraee
who shared hi Kindness and bounty and made
| NO effOi t to re"nmiIcn e him. will Sp'ak In a
future lie .er OF St'Me Of those that came under
my own observa:i;'nS: Pardon NE for dwelling
so long on this sub :ect, but perhaps | need not
ask p.i don, for believe the people of W. will
keep the ,nemory green of The one who gave his
best years and for him is Il l'atrimOny to tho:e
he 50 much loved.
had some local news but have already oc.
cupicd more than my share ofSpacc: