The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-04-18

leo. Newman. Will F. Weder, o. D.
|onstead, q. o. Geyer. J. B. Davis,
}. J. Reynolds, janice Tenhoff, J. H.
'totz, J, R. Powers.
Miss Moulton, Miss wilkins and
Mss Silver, have returned from their
from school work. and are
ready to resume work as soon as the
Did hexagonal is landed in its new loca-
lion,
Mr.. B. W. Lyon, of Worthington,
has engaged in the good work Of help
ing farmers to kill the gophers. He
has an exterminator, which is sure
shot every time. lie goes to Rock
county next week.
Mrs. S. B. Ware has organized Bible
class to meet every Sunday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock at St. Johns Church. Her
aim will be to show that an ideal Of the
new and better is not an isolated fact
in orr experience, but as patural and
beautiful as the daily recurrence of
life and action. She most respectfully
extends an invitation to every one,
Books stationery. and all kinds Of
choice literature at
WARREN's Drug Store.
There was a narrow escape from a
sci ious Dire on DR.. Crigler's lot on Sun.
day. Some hot ashes bad been thrown
out by the girl doing the house work
on some straw, not far from the barn.
The high wind famed the straw into
flame. Some small boys gave the al
arm before it gained Roadway, and a
few pals Of water prevented any
damage.
Mixed Candy 20 cts. per pound.
Strawberries and Ice Cream on Satur-
day and Sunday next at Worthinqton
Cafe. MRS. NJ. "A. GLASS.
DR.. R. D. Barber, We understand,
expects to leave on Monday next for
his new home in California. This is
greatly to be regretted as the doctor
has been prominently identified with
our town from it's beginning, and has
ably and faithfully served the people
of this county in his profession, and in
every other way i'll which wise and
good citizen may render service. The
doctor and his excellent family will be
greatly missed. The kiudest remem-
ORANGES Of them will be cherished by
by all, and the best wishes
of this community will follow them to
their home by the Golden Gate.
Call and examine our Oak and Cherry
Lumber at NANAKAGoN Co.
Mrs. II. Kissell has removed bel
restaurant and ice cream saloon to the
brick building lately occupied by Mr.
Mcdowell. She will have on hand Ice
Cream, oysters in their season, oranges
lemons, bananas and other fruits
Fresh bread, cakes, and candies.
Mixed Candy 20 cts. per pound
Strawberries and Ice Cream on Satur
day and Sunday next ut Worthingto1
Cafe. MRS. NJ. A. GLASS.
The pastors of the city have arran gee
for union services Tuesday, April 3oth
In comemoration of Washington g in
augural. There will be devotiona
meeting In the Presbyterian church a
O'Clock a. M, for which Rev. Messrs
Hartzell and Harrington will arrange
At 7:30p. M, in the Congregations
Church a second services will be held
There will be music; and addresses b.
Revs. Harrington and Mcclure, an.
possibly others.
Married, at Worthington. April 16
Mr.. Frank Kendall and Miss Mary E
Dunn, by W. NJ. Bear, Justice Of tn
Peace.
The Mankato Presbytery, referred t
last week as meeting st Beaver Greek
is one of the five Presbyteries Of tn
Synod Of Minnesota. 1t covers abou
16counties of Southwestern Minnesota
includes 30 churches and 20 ministers
meets twice annually, in April an,
October, and has an episcopal Oversight
and control of all the Presbyterian
churches and ministers within it
bounds. Among the many matters o
business transacted last week, tn
items of chief interest to our reader
in this county will be that the Worth
ington Westminster Church was repre-
scented by Elder E. F. Buclan, and tn
Rushmore Church by Elder J. A
Petit and Elder William Thorn ais
asking the Presbytery for the service
of Rev. Lewis Mcintyre, lately iron
Renfrew, Scotland. Mr.. Mcintyre wa
received into the Presbyterian Churc
of the United States and licensed t
preach the Gospel for six months q
q probationer to the Rushmore church
Mr.. Hartzell's request for leave c
the Presbytery to resign the pastoral
of the Westminster Church was granite
to take effect June 9th, he himself wa
appointed to declare the pulpit vacar
at that time. The church also wa
granted leave to supply its pulpit fro,
that date till the next meeting {
Presbytery in October.
For Wall Paper. Window Shade
Fixtures, and Paint, call at Kindlun
! Il Samue]son's Paint Store. Ever
thing at bottom prices. The store .
, open every hour of the day. 32-3w.
, Mixed Canfy 20 cts. per pour,
Strawberries and Ice Cream on Satu
, day and Sunday next at Wortbingto
Cafe. Mrs. NJ. A. GLASS.
: Full line o! Pants and Oils at
WARREN Drug Store.