The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-09-26

The merchants OF WOrthlhgl on
made very oreditahlo display, and
and those in charge Of "Floral Hall"
did their part web, considering the
time they had to do it in.
We cannot particularize in mention
ing the names Of contributors to the
various departments Of the Fair, for
lack of time and space. this week, to
do juftice to all.
Mr.. T., D.. Alien. The supervising
architect OF the new school building,
was in town over Sunday. After ex.
animation he pronoances the work Of
the mechanics to be entirely correct
and satisfactory.
DR.. Anna 8. Kugler, medical mis-.
sionary, lately returned from India,
and sister to Rev. Mrs. S. G. Franzen.
will give talk in English on Zenans
life among the women Of India, in the
Swedish Lutheran Church, next Sun
day evening, Sept. goth: All are in
vited.
Worthington Is becoming quite
point for cattle shipments. On Tues
day two car loads of flne looking steers
were shipped to Grundy Center, Iowa,
where they will be fed this winter.
They were purchased in this vicinity
BY the shipper, ME. Lyman Cole. The
usual price paid for live stock here
abouts 10 two cents.
Improve the nptritive functions of
the scalp by using Halls Vegetable
Siciliun Hair renewer, and thus keep
the hair FROM falling and becoming
grey,
Last Saturday evenin Z the Worth
ington Drum Corps ra,aded our prin-
cipal streets, III der the ccunanf Of
Drum Major Heron. The boys, tven
ty in number, gave fire eAhibiti. II
of their skid, aud won many encomi-
ums. The organization is ole to be
encouraged.
Miss Carrie McCune's second elocu-
tionary entertainment was given on
Tuesday evening at Grand Army Hall.
The programme embraced selestions
from the best authors, of all varieties
from grave to gay. The audience
seemed to be much pleased with the
deline"tion of the way boarding
school misses studied their lessons,
and with Mike Tandy's Revenge -
The selections were from Shakespeare
Browning and Reade. and were &C.
ceptably rendered. The songs of Mrs
Crigler and Mrs. Garlick, and the in
strumental music of Mrs. L. Lewis on
the Organ, ard Mr.. knight on the t'a.
rionette elected strong expressions
IF approval FROM the audience. The
receipts of the entertainment, which
was for the benefit Of the Methodist
Church, amounted 10 about SIS.
On Sunday evening 500 head Of cat
tie were shipped from this point to
Sioux City in l8 cars. The herd was
driven here from Bingham Lake, and
belonged to De Wolf 4 Van Ness
The charge for cattle car from Bling
ham Lake to Sioux City is S35, and
from this point to Sioux City IS onl,
so. In shil ping from here, the firm
referred to effected j. saving of 1910.
On Tuesday last John Hens was ar
rested by Constable Will Humiston or
Il warrant charging Hens with selling
intoxicating liquors unlawfulIy. O,
appearing before Esquire Bean, hi:
counsel, Judge Wilson, demanded ;
change of venue, and the case WA.
transferred to Esquire Gordon. A
question arose as to whether the mag
istrate was to try the case, or simpl,
give it a preliminary hearing. o,
Esq Coercion deciding to hear the cas-
for final determination. County Attor
ney LANCE refused to 60 on with tn
trial, as he did not believe the magis
trate was empowered to try the case
: The case was then dismissed. But be
fore Hens got away he was again ar
rested by Constable Humiston on
charge of selling liquor to mino,
On motion change Of venue was ia
ken 10 Esq. p. christensen of l.orai
township. and the case was set for tr
al on Monday at 10 o'clock.