The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-04-25
LOCAL..

wanted: Seed flax, McManuS u bly,.
E. Z. Arden and family, of Adrian,
were in town on Tuesday.
Joseph Gillespie has bought the II.
&. Crawford house in Clary addition.
C. T. Wesherley, of Adrian was a
gnest 1T the Lake View on Monday.
Books and Stationery at
E. E. WARREN's.
g. W. Smith went to Duluth and
West Superior on Wednesday to spend
few days on business.
Miss Sadie Cummings, teaching
near Rushmore, spent Easter Sunday
IN Worthington.
Mondays wind storm blew down the
bakery sign of the Oyster Bay Restau-
rant, but the baking Of pies and cakes
went on inside just the same.
Ready trimmed hats will be sold at
reduced prices every Friday and Satur-
day at Mrs. DeWolf's, in the store
formerly occupied by Mitchell Bros.
The Young Peoples Literary Society
which meets every week in the Y. P.
T.. A., rooms on Friday night studied
the "Legend of Sleepy Hollow" There
was large attendance.
The subject of the Bible lesson at St.
Johns Church Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, will he Holden Eyes" or why
we fail to realize the Ideal Presence.
Wall paper new designs at
E. E. WARREN's.
Mr.. Smaflwood, wife and children
came to visit Hon. J. P. Moulton, ar
irving on Saturday. Mr.. S. returned
to Omaha on Monday; his family will
remain for visit.
Mixed Candy 20 cts. per pound
Strawberries and Ice Cream on Satur.
day and Sunday next ut Worthington
Cafe. MRS. NJ. A. GLASS.
Mr.. John B. Kaye, of Morris, Ill.,, is
visiting Mrs. Walter Aagaard ut the
lake View. He owns land in Rush
more and Ia interested in Mobiles county
Affairs.
Married.: At the NJ. E. parsonage,
April %, 1889, by Rev. Fl. J. uarring-
ton, Mr.. Alvin Sachse to Miss Angus
tn Karaw. both of Adrian, Mobiles
County MINI.
Lee Shell was hit on the forehead by
stone thrown recklessly by one of a
crowd of boys. He suffered consider
able pain. but, happily was not per.
manently injured.
Mr.. Fred ". Ives. of st. Paul. the
Inspector of the State Dairy Commits
sion, visited Worthington on Monday,
aud spent the day visiting the dairy
farms and other places in his line of
duty.
Town Marshall Convey gave lively
chase to three trnmps who were Prov
ling about the Namakagon Lumber
yard. He reports large number of
these suspicious pilgrims around the
freight cars at night,
Paints, oils, varnish and all kinds of
brushes at E. Z. WARREN's
George Dodge's horses became
frightened while he was blowing in
Round Lake with them one day last
week, and ran for three miles. The
plow struck Mr.. Dodge in the head,
and the legs of the horses were the
worse for their contact with it.
Tho teachers in the Worthington
schools request the persons who Dor
rowed their drawing peucils, while the
building was being moved, to return
them forthwith, as they "need them
every hour"
Mr.. Woodward, of Fairmont, who
moved the old school house to its pre-
sent location, went home with his tools
and apparatus on Tuesday. While in
"orthington he moved Elk houses
to new locations. lie did good
work.
Rev. +. l.. Fisk went to St. Paul to
attend the monthly meeting of the
Congregational Club, last Tuesday. A
leading attraction will be the attend
ance of Judge Tourgee, the author of
.'Tt.e Fools Errand," who will talk on
1.-THE Negro as u factor in our Civil.
ZltiOn."