The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-02-21
LOCAL..

Sets Of Bob sleighs for sale chap at
NANAKAGoN LUMBER co.
Mr.. A. X. Helm is at the Lake View
Mr.. Joseph Lowe is sick this week,
confined to his bed.
E. r. Lightcay, of Chicago. is at the
Worthington House.
Mrs T. r. Gordon and child are at
the Lake View.
Mr.. Will Mccoy left on the Thursday
morning train for st. Paul.
Z. J. Kniss, one of the leading bust
ness men of Laverne, paid WOrthing-
ton visit on Tuesday.
Call and txamine our Oak and Cherry
Lumber at NAMAKAGON Co.
Mr.. A. p. Miller and family spent
their last three days in Worthington
at the Lake View House.
DR.. Barber's party were in south err
California. at last accounts. The DR..
is expected home in two or three weeks
D. She'll. Z, ii. Smith, and J. P.
Moulton, Of Worthington, and L. S.
Nelson and J. Gown, of Adrian, are
in st. Paul.
WANrED.-By single gentleman, n
furnished room, pleasantly located
Address Box Is, Worthington, post.
Office. 27-tf
Rev: J. W. Lewis has bought the
the white house, lot 2, block 2, of Clary
Addition, west of Rev. Mr.. Wares
home.
This week Hurd & DeWolf ship car
load Of cattle, 70 head, to Sioux City.
This is the third Car load shipped this
season by this firm.
San Francisco Examiner, Of Feb. 8:
"Dr. r. D. Barber, Of Worthington.
MIMI, accompanied by his family, is at
the Grand Hotel"
Mr.. Nichols, of the Namakagon Co.
returned this week from his visit to
Hayward, Wis. He reports prosper.
Gus visit, and that the Young Mems
Christian Association Convention was
Il lively one.
Rev. r. ]. Cresswell, was in Worth
ington on Monday, working up the
business of the Interior, the organ of
the Presbyterians of the Northwest.
Rev. Mr.. Hair, Presiding Elder,
preached very acceptably at the NJ. E.
church in Worthington, last Sunday,
and left to preach at Rushmore in the
evening".
The Rev. Mr.. McCune's lecture on
Monday evening WAS we'll attended,
and it was enjoyed by all.
The Literary Society of the Young
Peoples Christian Association will
meet ON Saturday evening of this week
instead of Friday evening, the usual
time.
Remember the Supper and Literary
and Musical Entertainment given by
the Ladies of the Episcopal church to-
night at the &. A. r. Hall,
Rev. J. II. Harrington spent the first
part of this week in pastoral work in
the neighDorhood Of Round Lake. He
is ''diligent in business-fervent in
spirit, serving the Lord"
The supper and social at the Congre-
gational church on Friday evening of
last week was success in every re.
spect. The parlors were more than
crowded, the entertainment was good
and the receipts satisfactory. About
$40 was the substantial result.
Rev. F. L. Fisk and Deacon $. V.
Wyckotf this week attend Conference
of Congregationalists at MaDkato.
The object Of the Conference is to
devise efficient methods for obtaining
from the churches increased coptribu-
tions for the benevolent work of the
denomination.
The A. 0. U. W. by its officers paid
this week to Mrs. Espey the sum of
two thousand dollars in cash, the in.
surance coming to her at the death of
her late husband, S. NJ. .Espey. IA
friend in need is a friend indeed. -
{ This organization proves to he such
4 friend whe,, the dark shadow of
death falls upon the households of its
members. f..