The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-11-28


trict five double seat desks and u
single seated ones to supply. their
school house.
Mr.. A. .. Kriebel and his wife have
been the guests Of Rev. ). b. Goe,z Tor
two days Of this week. Dir. K. was
class mate in the College ut Napier.
vile, ILL.,. with Rev. Mr.. Goetz
Rev. y. B. Goe,x last week held y
series OF meetings in Willmont town.
ship IN this county, ut which there WAS
much religious interest awakened.
Three were added to the EvanQelical
society there, which now nuubtrs 10
members.
Mr.. T. Hinricks. late of the firm of
H'nricks 4 Loveless, goes into part.
"ershiI"with Mr.. James MscKay in the
olacksmithing business ut the old
stand Of Mr.. d. T.. Fish.
The use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla puri-
des the bood, stimulates the secret ions
and liuparis mw life and vjgor to
every function If the body. For nearly
half .e'' NY, it has remained unri
vailed as the bpst blood m.dicu. eve,
discovered. Be convinced by a trial.
Mr.. Frank Day and Mr.. E. F.
buchah 10 in the religious services a,
The Presby terrain Church in Rushmore
." last Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Mr..
Nclntyr', supplied the pulpit Of r., !,
Mr. Steele on that dav.
Last Sunday the churches OF Worth
'ngton were we'll filled with auditors
and w"rsl'ipers. The day was bright
and beautiful. Italian skies, much A.
they are bepraised, never wore a blue
more deep and full Of lustreus beauty.
than were the Minnesota skies on that
day. We never saw, in any other
climate. such . series Of beautiful
sabbath days AZ We have seen the past
year in Minnesta.
Mr.. Il. ). Kingsley. of Spirit Lake.
Iowa, whites US that no has had 100
bushels IF fax stolen out of a house
located on the west quarter of section
3D. lo2. SO. in Jackson county, Mime
sofa. Mr.. Kingsley offers a reward Of
S5o for the arrest Of the thief. with the
evidence to convict. or $50 for the flax.
We hope i'll tue friei'ds of justice will
land hard to ind the perpetrators Of
such crimes.
On Friday evening last, while skat.
ing on the lake viii, some other bows.
Fred Day, son Of Mr.. Geo. D. Day.
broke through the ice. No harm was
done, beyond chilly OATH. wet clio, hes
and u lively fright for tie
boy. lie was fortunate in having near
"y ready hands to help him out.
Miss Marion L. Crandsll. Tor \ long
time clerk III tho Mobiles county bank.
will leave for Minneapolis on Monday
next to take course of instruction in
type writing. From thence she exl,ects
to z" to Chicago to take q situation
with her brother, who is in All extern.
s've business. in that city. Miss Gram
dali IDS U@'' WY useful, especially in
n 'rch wo'k, in this place. AID her de-
parture is u great loss to the religious
and social activities of the place. On
Tuesday evening last the members of
the ''''sby'. rim Church prrs+:.,vu i,er
with handsome aud substantial token
Of their regard.
jamestown dress goods at IS cents
PER yard at II. e. TonRAxcE's.
Mr.. Walter Aagaard il tn. mansxer
Ut new Land Company, known a. the
"Nobles County Land Company. The
manager ID 80 we'll known in this
county that We can not make him bet
ter known than hs is already to our
citizens. Since tho new organization
Mr.. Aagard reports the follow ing sales:
Charles Twonquist, ILL.,, VT set sec.
twp. 1903, range 80; Anton Hunche,
ILL.,, / <-"33 twp. l02, range 50; Peter
a. Nelson. Ill.,, VT sw3 SIT sw4 sec 10.
twp. lo2. range 80; Peter l.onigrath,
ta.. set sc. ii. twp. 102, range AZ; W.
Hacker. H.. It net. sec. II: twp. lo4,
range ~; p. New, H.. Il net SIC. q,
twp. 1o2. range Al; Peter Klass, Ia, 50.
! set sw} set lots aud SEQ. II, twp.
lo1. range 40; Clap Nelson. H., II net
lots ! and 2, acc. II, twp. 1Ol. range ~;
John Wahl, Ia. net sec. q, twp. l0s,
range 80; Henry Halter. la., net sw}
lots 6 and 5 sec. II, twp. 1Ol. range 40;
G.. W. uilbeliuk. In. avn, sec. IL, twp.
lO3, range 10; G. Dxngermond, liz. GET
SCI. sec. 81, twp. 1O3 range 40; John Gal.
slrr. Mimi, mel sec. twp. 1O1 range 10:
II. Kroselmeyer, In. nj net sec. 81, twp
los, range 40; l.. johnson, ILL.,. sw}s sec.
81. twp. 100, range 80.
TIE Presbyterian church Is having
this winter a series Of charming socials
the peculiar feature Of them being that
they are socials aud nothing else. They
sre not for raising money, nor tie
fessting Of those who attend. They
are for the cultivation Of friends
and securing better acquaintance BIZ.
tween ntighbors and friends e., gagged
in christian work. The social this
week WAS at the residence of Mrs.
Crandall, and was we'll attended des-
pite Of the blustry weather. At tho
close Of the entertainment u handsome
present WAS made to Miss Marion Gran
dali. by her friends. in aeknowled gment
OF their appreciation Of faithful ser,
vice done by her In the years past and
testimonial 1T their regard for her
personally. Mrs. Crandall. the hostess,
naturally feels sati vt the departure Of
two Of her children from under the
parental r,n'f. in the time of her old
age. Her son James. % long the via,-
liant night clerk at tho WorthinRton
Honse, expecting soon to 60 abro 10
ind bue ess ~lsewl e. /.