The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-05-09
Have you seen the Gopher Kiilery


Have you seen the Gopher Killer?
An unusually large and attractive
took Of Summer Millinery at Mrs.
BAKERS Pricesalways the lowest.
A house and barn on the old Randall
Farm in Ewington was burned last
week. Cause, prairie fires. -.
The Entertainment given lagt night
y the young ladies of the Worthing-
on Drill Corps was successful in every
way. Mrs. Thorn, Mr.. A. Johnson.
md Master Town gave Mrs. Butter
nilk's experiences at the railway sta
ion very effectively. Matte McCune
gave 1.-The Widow Green" and on an
encore, The Naughty Girls Views"
The Songs by the young ladies and
tive readings given were we'll received.
Not having the names at hand We can.
not mention them. The Child's fami-
ly added much to the interest of the
evening by playing two or three :elec-
tions. The proceeds were about So,
and will help the corps to Its uniforms.
A joint committee representing the
Stoddard Post, No. 81, G. A. r., the
Woman's Rslief Corps, and the Sons
of Veterans, met in Mr.. Lange's Office
on Monday and made tho following ap-
pointments for the coming Memorial
Day: Rev. w. Hartzell will be asked
to preach the memorial sermon on Sun
day May 26. Committee on Music: Mr..
LANCE, Miss CLANCY and Miss Hussle-
ton; Committee on Decoration: Mrs.
Frank Martin. in the chair, with au-
thority to designate her assistants.
Program Committee for Memorial Day:
J. A. Town, Mrs. Glasgow, and Mr..
Husselton.
Go and hear the "Baby Brass Band"
at Masonic Hall Thursday and Friday
night. The Madelia Times speaks of
this family as follows: The Child:s
Family gave most bewitching enter
tainment. Everybody was much pleased
and bound to 60 again. The whole pro-
gram has not an Objectionable feature,
to the most fastidious."
The Mirror, of Lake Crystal, says :
The entertainment given 10y the Child's
family at Union Hall on Tuesday and
Wednesday was probably the best and
most satisfactory performance by a
travelling troupe that has ever been
witnessed in Lake Crystal for years.
The talent of the children is wonder
full, both az musicians and actors,
The Social given on Tuesday evening
at the residence of Rev. G. s. Ware,
for the benefit. Of the Episcopal churcl,
was literally patronized. The house
was crowded with spectators Witness
ing the charming performance of the
little people who furnished the enter
tainment. The "Three little Kittens
were impersonated by Allie Firth,
Robbie Town. and Rosa Monroe. At
the pianio were, at different times,
Grace Smith, Lucy Miller, Frank
Hansberger, and Eftie Coon. Robbie
Town and Harlow LANCE recited
spiendidly selection adapted to their
age, to the delight Of the audience.
The last exercise was u play with the
little kittens by the children of the
Kintergarden. The church realized u
neat little sum towards its new bell.
Some parties have got into pretty
fierce legal contest over a trade Of
property for drug store in the village
Of Ellsworth. Mr.. Hurd, Of Spirit
Lake, traded some property located ir
that place, to Matthews and Maher, Of
Ellsworth, for a Drug Store in thai
town. A dispute arose concerning
some detail of the trade, the upshot o
which was cross-fire of arrests ant
law suits. Iurd had Matthews ant
Maher arrested and brought before W
NJ. Bear, Esq Of Worthington, ane
they were bound over to await tit
action of Mobiles County Grand Jury
To offset this Matthews and Mnbe
had uurd arrested charged with break
ing a window light to effect an en-
trance into the Drug store. Sheriff
Anderson took Hurd before Esq Alb
bott Of Ellsworth, who bound him owe
to the Grand Jury on u charge of forci
BILE entry and detainer. Hurd has ais,
brought a civil suit against Matthews
Mailer and Butler for So, 500 for valu
of goods and damages. He also insti
tuted suit against the same parties
for forcible entry and detainer. P. E
Browne, Of LuVerne, is Attorney TO
Matthews and Maher, and Geo. w
Wilson Esq. for Mr.. Hurd.
For The Advance,
BRILLIANT WEDDING At BRD WSTEE
Between three and four hundred person
gathered at the Town Hall in Brewster OIL til
evening of May End to witness the wedding OF
Mr.. Frederick Rudolph Geyerman and Mis-
Augusta Meyer. Misses LENA Meyer aud An
gusta Berreau officiated as Maids of Honor, an
Messrs. Edw. Geyerman and Ben Rodeck a
Best Men.
Prominent parties from Heron Lake, Worth
| ington. Graham Lakes Fulda, and other place
were present.
Rev. D. Griffin Gum, of the Wilder Farm Col
lege. united the happy pair according to the rite
| OF the Episcopal Church. While the contract
ing parties were sOlennly "plighting and givin
their troth" each to the other, the ''mut1tud
kept silence and gave audience"
MIR. and Mrs. Geyerman will reside in Brews
ter. The young Mr.. Geyerman being the JUNO
member of the firm of Peter Geyernlan & Son
The following is !; correct list of presents sci,
except those from which the names were lost
Rocking chair, 5 SevcrsOn and family.
| Decorated china tea set, "a pieces, Mr. and Mr.
! Kerker. st Paul.
Figured China Vases. Mr. and Mrs X Oleson
Silver Pickle Castor. Mr. and Mrs A !. Peveril
Decorated china vases, Mr. NJ. Martin.
Antique chamber set, pieces, MIR and Mr.
Poppits and Miss Il Seek, Heron Lake.
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