The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-06-27
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Rev. II. J. Harrington will preach
in tho n. E. church next Sunday
and evening.
]. A. Town, Esq, on Friday. while
assisting in arranging some brackets in
his parlor. had the chair on which he
was standing jostled under him so that
he fell striking against chair back as
he did so. He was severely hurt.
though no bones we're broken. He is |
under DR.. Kenysn's care, who hopes |
that no serious internal injury was in
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All kinds Of 4th Of July goods at !
E. E. WARREN's.
Mrs. DR.. Crigler returned homo on
Saturday from st. Paul, where she
went as delegate to the State Sunday
School convention. She made . most
interesting report on Sunday to the
Sunday school Of the Congregational
church of the state convention. She
remained one day at Minneapolis to
enjoy the Sangerfsst concert.
On Tuesday last Mr.. William NAL
colin brought in from Ills farm in
Worthington township few stalks OF
cats containing in each . long. dark
worm. engaged in depositing eggs. 1t
il On ugly looking pest. and MI.
Malcolm had just discovered it In his
oats. We have not yet heard Of its ap-
psarance anywhere else. The stalks
affected were sent by Supt. Gregg to
the State Farm for examination 40 to
the name and character Of the pest.
W. D. Smith, ESQ.,, of Adrian. tho
surveyor Of Mobiles county. was sur
veying last week in the neighborhood
of Round Lake, and made US a call Oh
his way home. He was principal of
the Adrian schools, and stands high as
an educator. In his youth he had a
training in the printing office, and we
discover in him strong inclination
to adventure into journalism at no
very distant day. lie is we'll qualified
for any business he may undertake.
Mr.. F. M. Gibbs. agent of the Ruttan
warming and ventillating company,
after spending some time here placing
the proper machinery in position in
the Worthington school building, loft
on Monday for Aurelia, Minn.. where
| he will look after the placing the
same system in the school building
being erected there. He will be in
Worthington again to see that the
work is in peril ct working order.
James Step was arrested on Sunday
morning on the complaint Of Geo. Par
shall that he had stolen from Parshall
the sum of $40. He was kept in Sher-
if Anderson's custody until Monday
morning-when he was brought before
Squire Bear. But somehow the proof
did not materialize sufficiently to press
the complaint, so, on motion Of Coun-
ty Attorney LANCE it was dismissed
and Step was discharged.
Mr.. w. W. Richardson, Of Chicago,
representing the Ruttan system of
warming end ventilation, called on
Mr.. F. NJ. Gibbs on Saturday and re-
manned with him over Monday. He
came here from Blue Earth City, where
he closed contract with the school
board Of that place, to put in the
Ruttan system into the addition being
made to their school building. They
found the system satisfactory in their
main building, and so put it in the
now addition also.
We are glad to note improvements
that are being made in the Episcopal
Church. An altar, painted white. with
gilt PANELS, stands in the center of
the chances. The altar is enciroled
on three sides by handsome walnut
railing. The ceiling has been painted
a delicate shade of blue. The wains-
coting has lost it's nondescript hue,
and appears in spotless white. Other
improvements are contemplated which,
with those already made, will give the
interior OF the eiifice quite a different
aspect.
| Among the passengers who got off
the train from Sioux City on Satur-
day was woman claiming to be the
wife Of soldier---one who had been
In the WAT. and still is In the regular
army. She came to the Wor Ellington
House and acted in 4 sort Of insane
way, making unreasonable complaints
and demands. The officers of the
Woman's Relief Corps inquired into
her case, aud finding her destitute,
secured transportation for her to
Minneapolis. 1t Is hoped that she
will lnd good Salnaritans to help her
on her way until she gets to where her
husband is stationed at some western
military post.
Recorder Humtston this week re-.
ceived for record a mortgage for the
largest amount of Indebtedness ever
entered in this Office. The mortgage is
given by the Chicago Milwaukee and
st. Paul railway company to the
United States Trust Company of New
York, and covers all the property of
the said railway. company in the
United States. The sum thus secured
is $150,O0O,000. The bonds are for
81 900 each, and there are one hundred
and fifty thousand of them. Tie in.
terest Is never to exceed five per cent
per annum. and may be less. The
mortgage falls due May LIST, 1880. This
instrument takes the place Of thirty
six separate previous mortgages, and
is now the only bonded indebtedness