The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-03-21
LOCAL..

Special sale ~ stamp'd goods, Fri.
day and Saturday ut Mrs. Psisley's.
Gust Gnstafson moves this week in
to hi> new house in the Clary addition.
House to rent inquire Of
GEO. o. MOORE.
Miss Marion Crandall has gone to
White Bear on visit to Rev. Mr.. Rob-
i"son's family.
Miss Gertle Torrance, student Of the
Hamline University, is home for short
7visit to parents and friends.
Call and examine our Oak and Cherry
3.T.umber ut NAMAKAGoN Co.
Sheriff Anderson left on Wednesday
i for Minneapolis to be at the execution
.>I6:esae Barrett Brothers on Friday.
.ss43xed corn for sale, warranted to
{. cav. DR.. MOORE.
..,11Ir. Hackett. the contractor for the
'. ,new: .sc&4ool house arrived on Saturday
,:.last, and Is preparing for the work he
;, kaa'undertxken.
Hrs: Eva Littlrfield, daughter of $.
"A. Hildreth has been sick. Mr.. Hill
.:'lreth's granddaughter, Alice Sprague
1,hss 'tlso,been sick, but is improving.
;EI.o >NAmakagon Lumber Company
e:hav.;bt,en extending their lumber shed I.
laid ere now using it to store their large
sstoAls Ut wagons.
Miss Sophia a. B"okstaver, an old
,r%sb1eut Of Worthington, left on Tues
-d>y FIR Minneapolis, where she will
preside in the Harrison Jones home.
At the Worthi"pton: G. s. Letter
land wife, Of Cl'icag"; J. X. Van Duzen
.of Omaha; Mrs. Listman and SONS, and
&C. ID. York, Of Riverside, Cal.; W. w.
Mcqueen. If Chicago.
DR.. Barber will take orders for
FUr-st Trees. Size and prices given
upon application. Orders must be
hx,'d~t il very soon. 30-2tw
Mr. Chas. Saxon of Indian Lake
.oallrtl "n US on Saturday and to him
W are indebted for the details of the
SAD accident which caused the deatl
.of young Mr.. Hall over the Iowa line
Ernest Uemple, Will Hemple, and
John ID. Diercks have been lodged il
jul t." answer the charge If attempt al
burglary on the house If bachelor
nOrtheAst Ut Warrington. some weeks
ago. These men were arrested after
;i.dictm~nt by the grand jury.
Mr.. H. NJ. Palm calls attention u
his ability t" d" good work in cleaning
Organs. Any one having anvt hing tt
>s,be done in this line would d. we'll tt
call ON him. 29-3t.
-. J.,hn Carlson, who has been = ten
rant IF our Jail f"r three months i,
punishment for larceny Of goods frou
DR.. BARRIERS store, was released On TIN
u3'h inst, and left for the norther,
part vt Minnesota. John has hardl!
F"ceivpd an average share of the endow
mont IF good sense. though he knew
>enoueh I" make him responsible to til,
law, W. hope he will do better here
after.
Rev. II. J. Harrington gave an in
.o''uctivr lecture on Mo, day evenin,
At thu. Y. p. Z. A. Rooms, the first 0
q course, on 1.-The Journeys of Christ.
The lecture WAS illustrated by mean
OF chalk map Oh q blackboard. l
aboundp.i in fact of geography AM
C. 70 "'ogy, rs we'll AS suggestions of
general hAractcr. The lecture was de
1iyrred I" conversational STYLE and tn
large audience, principally of youn,
people. were pleased as well as instruct
cd.
TIE ladies If the Congregational All
S''ciety will give y Musical Entertain
nro"t At the church next Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Schepfrr, IT Rushmore,
vocalist IT high reputation. has kind
cOns~nted to sing. Some If the heR
= musical talent of Warrington vii
also cont ribnte to the attraction nf tn
occ,ston. The WORTH ngton orchqstr
IL Of six pieces will support and other
win" assist the yocalists., Tickets 2
& and s. cents. on sale at &. w. Smith
drug store. where select ions Ut reserv
seats ca" he made. Performance IN
gins promptly at 8O'clOck. ..s --