The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-05-16

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The Social Dance Club Of Worthing-
ton have issued invitations for an as
sembly at the Masonic Hall, this
Thursday evening. The music will
be ful nislled BY the llarshalltown or
chestrx.
The Ladies of the NJ. E. Church will
give y ''Mum Sucial'' at the house re-
Gently vacated by Rev. J. w. Lewis on
FRIDAY evening. Admission including
refreshments 10 cts. Come all, and
have u good time. c,@. -, !
All the members Of the joint commit.
tee OF Stoddard Post. WUmen's Relief
Corps aud Sons Of Veterans, ~ arrange
for MsDoriah Day. are requested to
meet at Grand Army Hall on Saturday
afternoon ut 2 O'Clock.
The Quarterly Conference of the NJ
E. church, Rushmore charge, will be
held in Ransom Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Quarterly Meeting on Sun.
day ut 1890 u. m. Presiding Elder
lair will be present.
There is special activity at the New
Agricultural Depot Of j. D. uumiston
in preparation for the coming harvest.
One car load Of threshers has been un-
loaded and are ready for inspection,
aud other car loads are on their way.
Three Car loads Of horses from the
west were unloaded ut the Railroad
Stock yards on Wednesday. They
looked tired after their seven days
ttavel. Two more carloads are ex-'
pected, We, hear, and all will he taken
to Adrian where sales will he made.
Alabnstine and Gypsine. for calsom-
lining at E. E. WARREN's.
William Tampord's house in Lorain
township, was burned on Friday morn
ing of last week. The loss WAS we'll
nigh total. Mr.. Tampord losing house.
hold goods, bedding, clothing and
furniture. One Of his children was
severely burned.
The assault and battery case Of State
vs.. Ssodrel, Butcher and SETTLED, was
dismissed on Tuesday by Esq,
lear at the request of complaining
witness and on The motion of County
Attorney LANCE. Adam Stodrell, one
Of the defendants, paying the cost.
The State Normal School at Winona
begins its commencement examinations
on the 21st inst. The yearly sermon
will he delivered by Rev. J. G.. Irwin,
D. D., Of Albert Lea, on the 26th, and
the other commencement exercises will
occur On the three following days.
Mr.. Robert Bibby, who was taken
i'll here a few months ago, and went to
Milwaukee to be treated, returned this
week and will resume his duties as
plumber for the Omaha Railway Com
pany. Mr.. Fletcher, who filled his place
during his illness, went to st. Paul to
engage in other services.
The B. &. r. and N. Railway
changed time, taking effect last Sun
day May 18th. Their leaving time is
| scheduled on the time card MS 6 A. NJ.
but until the Hotel Orleans at Spirit
Lake is opened they will leave here Il,
8 80 A. NJ. Their arriving time is thu
same as before. 8 P. NJ.
NJ. E. Lawton, representing th'
Walter FL. Wood Moving and Reap
ing Machine company, has rented ,
house in Worthington. and will MAKE
this town his headquarters in the FL
ture. We give him hearty welcome
and hope he will find prosperity ant
pleasant residence among US.
The barn of n. Jones, located II
Seward township was blown twent,
rods by the force of the gale of Mon
day May 9Th. The barn Was well fillt(
with hay, feed, cows, pigs and horses
The live stock was saved with the ex
ceptiOn of one horse. The timber y
the bar n was scattered all over tn
prairie.
The Omaha Railway Company has
new addition to their passenger trai1
service, which is Collector. whose du
| ty it is to collect fares and tickets
There is only one, however, on tn
whole system at present, which bring
him on this division about once week
This officer made a trip on this division
on Monday.
Sheriff Anderson on the 10th inst
arrested Adam Stotarl, F. Hughe
and Julius Sheffield under complaint o
Peter Hans for assault and doin
bodily harm upon said Peter Hans
they gave bail for their appearance be
fore Justice Bear on Monday the 18th
inst. Geo. W. Wilson att. for defend
ants. l.. NJ. LANCE attorney for tn
plaintiff.
At meeting of the Mobiles Count
Board Of Commissioners on yesttrda
tho $4,000 OF Bonds were sold to n. w
Harris & Co., for S5l70. The bond
are to run twenty years at per cent
Geo. D. Dayton, Of Worthington. wa
the next best bidder, bidding $500 o.
the same basis. Evidently Noble
county has good credit.
MI. j. W. People, night operator a
the Worthington station, while playin
foot ball on Monday evening, slippe
and fell, sliding against knife on
sod pulverizer, cutting a deep cash t
the bone on the instep of his left foo,
DR.. Kenyon dressed the wound. and s
far the patient is doing very well. an
with little care will soon I've all right
The sermon at the Congregations