The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-08-22
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G.. Nj. Klmbail, Chicago. in town over
Sunnay, looking after after business d
few days.
The Rev. Johr Allison made a speech
from the Court.hous" Park TO a gath
ering Of people on Saturday afternoon.
j. W. Ashworth, wife aud family, OF
, Minneapolis, spent Sunday and several
days with his father in this city.
Books and Stationery at
r. E. WARREN
r. Kisar and Chas. Johnson dissolved
the partnership in the hay business
heretofore existing between them, on
Sa' day last.
The Grand Lodge of Ancient Order
OF United W 'rkmtn have appointed
Dr.. Kenyon rs local Examiner of Wor-
thington Lodge No. s..
The infant child Of John and Annie
Carlson died on Wednesday evening,
OF cholera minimum. The father is
absent from home. The funeral will
p;obAbiy take place on Friday.
On saturday there.was large gath
ering of farmers aud Others from
abroad, doing thoir trading at the Wor-
thlnxtun stores. Ghe teams were in.
stalled i'll every Iii, CHING place.
Wall paper new designs at
E. E. WARREN's. :.
Rev. s. 6. FrahZtn, pastor OF the
WOrthingtOn Lutheran Church will
preside 1T Conlerences Ut Lutheran
Ministers next week. at Lake Fremont,
on Monday, on Tuesday at Lake Carhn
and on Wednesday at Triumph.
Mr. ", G.. Barton, Of Ewington, was
welcome caller ut the ADVANCE Of
fee on Monday. He says the showers
OF the Sunday rain did not reach his
ne;g,horhood. We hope the rain of
Monday night was more mindful of the
gn,d people Of that section,
Mrs Geo. Griggs, of st. Paul, who
has been visiting for ten days with her
father, Mr. Il r. smith, with her chill
dr.n, Frank, George. Chester and Mel
lie, returned home on Sa, urday. Mr..
Frank Griggs has gone to Williams
Z Eege 10. complete his studies.
Thirty acres cor standing. and II ty
to..s of hay III STACK, for sale.
:. MCLEAN.
While attending the Luverue Camp
Fire, Cunlade y. $. HuSseltOn was
taken sick, aud came home in consider
ao.e suffering. He has been kept iu
the house since his return, but we hope
will SOON be able to get around in re-
stored health.
lcManus & BLY, have painted and
papeleu theIr STORE, put up d counter,
moved Liie STOCK OF feed stuff to the
rear, to make room for d variety Of
other goods i'll front. Theirs is d busy
place ill the day long, aud they will
spare 10 pains to meet Tie demands Of
customers.
floods delivered to every part of the
city. H. Z. TORRANCE.
Messrs. Hobbs and Nichols INDUCED
In little ShUuLing in The village limits
, OH" day last week. An indignant VII
lager called on Esq. Bear to eLfolce
the "rdi Ance against that act. BliuJ-
fo hed justice decreed thai the offenu-
ers should pay i've dollars apiece for
th.'ir brief amusement. The t. easury
was replenis'ied to That extent, and all
il sorene again.
The Grand Carnival Of the W. II. &.
ana the Broom Brigade Oh Tuesday
ar.' "Wednesday evenings was \ very
pleasant, satisfactory entertainment.
We have not timeor space. AS we go TO
press, to detail its excellence. The va
ripns divisians of family housekeeping
were elegantly set firth in pantomime.
They yonng ladies proved themselves
experts. There was good music and
eL,cation, The receipts were not far
from $40.