The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-09-19

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ar. j mes l3,y Aid family returned
home from Na1,r.sk. on " ednrsday
morning. a.Tl rtpcrt having hid
pleasant tune. .
). Mcl.enn and family left for Seat
tie. Washington, on Wednesday Mrs.
Stetter accompanied them Success to
them in their new home. .
q. p. S,ap ri. Worthlngton, MINI.
Dealer in Roo's and Shoes, Harness.
1trnkks, Travelling bags etc. Call
+ aid see his stock.
The ladies Aid Society If the NJ. +.
Church, will meet on next Friday, Sep.
tember 81, with Mrs. q. NJ, Bowen.
The change is made to- accu.nmndate
any WHO may desire to attend the fair
tYn' Wednesday. The meeting takes
place in the afternoon,
We are.sorry to hear that Mr. Jacob
McManus is seriously i'll. He has
borne his weight of years most bfavely
heretofore, and we hope 5is strength
may prevail once more against the in
vasions of disease. THE iioary head
lisa crown OF glory. when fonnd in the
way of Righteousness e
Edward Hitchcock, jr.. formerly Of
Worthington, associated with his faith:
er in the Globe Printing Office, died III
the city of'St. Louis on Sept, 18th. liz
had been sick since Feb. 1st. lie was
highly respected, and his bereaved pa
rents have the sincere sympathy Of the
people If Worthingtoii III their great
affliction.
a matrimonial event Of local inter
rs, occurred at St. Charles. Minn.. or
Tuesday last. Miss T.. Cool and Ear
J. Babcock Of Minneapolis were mar.
ried; Miss Cool taught school here
last term, and made many friends
Mr.. B.bpock holds professorship in
/ the State University ofNorth Dakota
We Wish. the new couple q happy mat
rimonial voyage. ";'~ ''"'
| On Monday night a social was give1
by the Summit Sunday school at thu
house of Mr.. Cheney. About twent!
couples from Worthington attended
and enjoyed themselves exceedingly
Mr.. Frank 11ansberger fitted up Iii
hay rack in the shape of a tally ho
About fourteen went in that way l
was one Of the pleasantest affairs o
the season.
On Saturday evening Mr.. Thos. II
Lucus, of St. Paul. delivered u lectur
at the Grand Army Hall, which wa
heard by good sized audience. Til
speaker took for his theme the Quer,
whether the SONS and daughters 4
Adam who gain their bread by til
sweat OF their browss, have any right
that rich men are bound TO respect?
The treatment accorded to this them
by Mr.. Lucus pleased his hearers s
we'll that he Was urged tolecture agai
at an early date. Mr.. Lucus 81 oaks j.
) the interest of the order Of the Knight
Of Labor.
II loud and repeated calls can dra
our clerical friend Rev. :. G. FrapZel
Of the Swedish Lutheran Church. fro'
q his present charge, we are III DANCE
Of losing hirl~ from our midst. Til
+ time 1t is call from Dover, Delawar
and is. practi cafly, the third opport'
= nifty Mr.. Franzen has had to enter u
J. on other fields Of labor. He has u.
, decided in reference to these matter
] / bat will determine his course aft
next sundiy. NIr. Fra"zen is recot
t nized as ii most nsefu! pastor and a
: enterprising citizen. We are awa'
that lie has had upon his mind project
n of benevolence aud humanity, in col
4 nection with his ministerial wOr
which, if carried out, would be of gre;
8 public benefit, and we should be great
d pleased If he should remain in WORT
ington to bring his plans to maturit
Wherever he may be. in Worthingto
~ or elsewhere, lie will he valual
:, member of the community in which
lives and labors.
~ Tile Evolutionary Entertainme
- given on Tuesday evening by Mi
= Carrie A. McCune was we'll altende
Miss McCune, unfortunately, was t
subject of bad cold, yet persever
s. until the programme was gone thr;ou
it with. She was aided by Miss Matt
McCune, and by the excellent voc
ID music of Miss 1lusselion and NJ
It Mary J. Pattee. Notice was given
u 4 second programme on Wednesd
evening. but OH account of Nj
r. NcCune's continued Illness, the seco
y. entertainment had to be postpon
unfit further notice. Notice will
Egtven Of the time of the second ente
70 tainment, when her health shall
70 sufficiently recovered.
ii List of Grand and Petit Jurors draw
l.. to serve 1T the Ho}ember general t.,
It Of the District Court 70, the county
=. Mobiles. The Grand Jurors will be ,
>: Quired to appear on November 81
Ia and the Petit Jurors on November G
at II o'clock A. N.
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