The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-06-27
LOCAL.

Books aud Stationery at
E. E. WAREEN's.
Come in early on the Fourth.
Mr.. Forbes went to Fulda on Friday.
Wall paper new designs at
f.. +. WARREN's.
Mrs. FALSELY made a trip to Arnold's
Park on Friday.
Call and examine our stock Of oak
cherry and walnut.
NAMAKAaoN LUMBER Co.
DR.. Moore made business trip to
Fulda on Friday.
Alabastine and Gyps'ne, for ca!som-
iuing at E. E. WARREN's.
sheriff Anderson sold the household
goods Of Mr.. Robertson, who left on
Monday fox Dubuque, Iowa.
All kinds Of 4th Of July goods at
Il. f. WARREN's.
!. ID. Humiston has been quite sick
tl,is xaek hut ia able to be at his place
In tile agricultural depot again.
MIR. J. l.. Hartz. travelling for Storm,
Hill & Cv., Ut Cuicago. Nas in town
aust week. He has many customers
here.
All those who are to take part in
the Callathunpian parade will meet at
Convey hay barn at 1915 on the Fourth
day Of July.
Judge Wcmp!e, of Rushmore, was
In Worthington ON Saturday. The
judge is always warmly greeted when
he comes here.
Supt. Gregg is an entertaining and
instructive speaker. No matter what
his theme. or how lonx he speaks, his
hearers do not tire.
The B. G. r. & N. railway will sell
excursion tickets July 9rd aud 4th
good for returning on the 5th, for one
fare for the round trip.
Miss Birdie Wilson, dsuqhtsr OF
Judge Geo. W. Wilson, is visiting at
Worthington this week. Tie Judge
came from Minneapoliscn Monday.
Mr.. James Baird. If Rushmore found
cuft button on Tuesday, as he was
coming from the lecture. The owner
Can have il by calling At the ADVANCE
office.
1t Is expected = special train will be
run from St. James to Worthington
and return Jnly 4th, 50 rs to accOmnO-
date ~il who wish to come from along
tho line.
The Red Cloud, (Neb.) Helmet, of
June 2lst. says: "Steve Muck, a blind
organ pIayerfrom Worthington. Minn.,
WIS doing the city of Red Cloud with
his hand organ the other day."
A copy of the San Jose. (Cal.) Herald
Of June Is, has notice of the death of
MIR. Samuel ). Morton IN the Gath year
Of his age. Mr.. Morton was native
of Maine, and Was once a resident of
= W0rthingtoD.
Some reckless person called at II. J.
JohnsOn's AMI got spur. and had it
charged to Mr.. G. H. Fish, but Fish
has never ordered spur since he has
been here. and is anxious to see this
young u AL.
The Farmers Alliance did valiant
work in getting out the farmers of the
county t. the Institute. The active
NEIL of that organization we're all on
hand. and the success of that occasion
is their reward.
The B. e. r, and N. changed time
AGAR last Sunday. The train leaves
for the south at s. As a. ~. and arrives
ut II. ~ y. N. These trains make
close connections at Lake Park for
points uorth Of there.
The holding rates for excursions on
tile Glorious Fourth will enable the
people from the towns along the rail
way To cono To- Nvrti!iugtoh to enjoy
{ tie grand GnA,.r.tinn. Let all come
who want a good time.
We have in the ADVANCE of Office a
stalk 1T rye. and one Of oats. which
had attained, on the day they were
] pnlIed from the earth, on the farm of
Mr.. Charles Sundberg the following
growth: rye. six feet. three inches; oats.
tho. {. 1t ak inches Pretty good for
q dry season. Bring in the returns. j.