The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-01-10
LOCAL..

Mt. John Stocking, who has been
very sick at Mrs. Bigelow's is reported
~ improving.
Ladies' Aid Society of NJ. E. Church
will meet tomorrow with Mrs. Gordon,
At 2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Land operators from Cherokee. 1a.,
were viewing Mobiles county lands on
Tuesday, under the guidance Of WAL
ter Aagaard.
Mr.. Ell. Pannell is putting up his
supply of ice for the comfort Of the
people of Worthington in the heated
term of 1889.
Nice suits of Gents Clothing, sub
stantial overcoats, and every variety
of underwear at johnson s. Aronson's
1877 J. =. HAMMERBERa, Ag't.
Mira. D. Rohrer is slowly improving,
though still quite sick. Mr. Rohrer
haS had his cases in Rock county post.
poned in order to be in attendance up
On Mrs. r.
The Lake View House has put an
omnibus on the streets, to convey pas
sengers to and fro as they may desire.
A welcome addition to Worthington
c,nveniences.
The feed rolls of the Worthington
Mills have been to Minneapolis to be
sharpened. They are now in place and
the mill resumes work after undergo
ing needed repairs for two weeks.
Mr.. Espey, of the Worthington
House, is still seriously i'll. He is re-
ceiving all the aid which affection or
medical skill can render. He and his
family have the sympathy Of the entire
community in this protracted Attic
ton.
Sheriff Anderson filed his official
bond on Monday, IN the sum of $500
bring 81, 500 over the bond required
by law. Sheriff Anderson has the con.
6dence Of the people, and. in his case,
the giving Of the bond is only a formal.
ity. He is all right, any way.
Joseph I.oveless was arrested by
Sheriff Anderson and brought before
&. W. Hildreth, on charge of assault
with attempt to commit rape on An
ME Anderson. on the evening Of Janu.
ary 7th. He was bound over to await
the action of tue Grand Jury In the
sum Of $500.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Robert
Daugherty, the veteran soldier, living
near Rushmore, who had his leg taken
OF some weeks ago, is doing we'll, and
can hardly be kept going about on his
clutches. After suffering for twenty
five years from a rebel bullet it is q re-
lief to him to be comparatively free
from pain once more.
Railroad traffic is very light at pre-
sent. About half the train men are
lying idle waiting for business to pick
up. Considering tho fact that the
company has had no snow blockades
to contend with so far, this winter, and
their forces cut down instead of being
increased, as was the case last winter,
the company can mako about as large
. revenue as in former years.
A correspondent of the Adraiu
Guardian intimates that Judge G.. W.
Wi's'n, CT Wort''ington has ''strong
leaning toward locating in the twin
cities" We are happy to state that
such a ''leaning" has not yet been de-
veloped to the inner consciousness of
the Judge himself. His business in
the law is sufficiently large and remu-
lucrative to satisfy him with his locati ion
IN Worthington.
Among the arrivals ut the Hotels this
week are the following:
Worthington: Jas. Cowen; J. b.
Butler and wie;J. Il. Powers, s. B.
Bedford, &. :. Eastwood, and Geo
Mills.
Lake View: T. II. Gilchrist; &. u.
McCord; Myron sallev; Neri Taylor; r..
l.. Dougherty: A. b. McCord; James
Bedford; J. J. Mcdonald; Nelson
Martin; J. II. Hoff; NJ. Riley; NJ. N.
Hurlburt; and Eugene Nelly. 49,.
McManus House; G.. B. Whitewash;
Samni Ericsson; P. T. Babbet; E. In.
k'dv:J, o. Lane; Harry Juyelinn; Jas.
Baird. " -'- i