The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-02-28
LOCAL..

Miss Alice Whitney left on Tuesday
for her home in Slayton.
H. G. Mansell. banker from Adrian.
was in Worthington on Tuesday.
Sheriff Anderson made calls at Sum-
NIT Lake aud Wilmont, on official bus
mess this week.
Miss Mamie Kahr. of Augusta,
Wisconsin, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Harry Crawford.
Two persons were baptized at the
NJ E. church in Worthington on Sun
day by Rev. J. H. Harrington.
The young peoples meeting at the
NJ. E. Church will be held on Sunday
at +:30 instead Of at 4 O'Clock, from
this on.
j. H. Wheelock, of the Wizard Oil
Company, is at the Lake View, other
members of this company are at other
hotels.
Clarence E. Ashw"rth. of the hard
ware firm of Ashworth & Braden, of
Mime apolis, was in this city the
greater part Of this week.
Mr.. Chas. F. Slightan, representing
the Blair and Andree Company of
Milwaukee, was at the Worthington
on Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
E church will meet tomorrow at the
home Of Mrs. Mills. A full attendance
is especially desired on this day.
Among the guests at the Worthing-
ton this week are: 8. Carmen and
wife; F. Golden; F. Evans; E. D. Cole;
J. Fl. Newton; w. Gibson and son.
Mr.. 8. A. Hildreth counted the 38th.
anniversary of his wedding on Tues
day. He was married by Esq. Edmund
Gardanier, in Sylvania, near Toledo,
Ohio. May Mr.. II. and his wife zee
many more returns of this anniver-
sary.
Court begins in Worthington March
5th. The grand jury is to convene on
that day. and the petit jury is ex-
pected to be in attendance on the 9Th.
The court calendar is light one this
term.
A party of young people from Wor-
Ellington and vicinity spent a very en-.
j"yable evening at the residence of
John Hansberqer, the occasion being
the sixteenth birthday of Miss Lizzie
Hansberger. About 50 were present.
II. J. Miller Esq, Editor Of the
Rock County Herald, made US a call on
Saturday. We were pleased to make
his acquaintance and hope to see him
frequently. He reports business lively
in Luverne
Henry Kaisten, from Braid, Iowa,
has settled on section IS, Larkin town.
ship. Mr.. Moore, from Ransom, Iowa,
settles on section 7, Elk township.
These gentlemen are stocking their
farms with horses and cattle, and first
class farm machinery. We greet them
with hearty welcome.
Rev. J. II. Harrington will deliver
the first of a course of lectures on the
life and journeyings Of Christ to the
young people of the different christian
societies of Worthington in the Y Dung
Peoples Christian Association Rooms,
on Monday evening, March 3rd, at 80
O'Clock. All are cordially invited to
be present, and bring pencil and paper
With them.
Ray Humiston, son of Recorder E.
r. Humiston, who has been attending
the School Of Pharmacy at Chicago, re-
turned home little too late for his
brothers wedding. He brings with
him a diploma from the Illinois College
of Pharmacy, attaining good stand
ing in the graduating class. He will
resume his place in g. W. Smiths
Drug Store.
Mrs. Harrington is we'll spoken of by
the press wherever she has given Flo
cutionary Entertainments. In an.
nouncing her entertainment at Currie,
the Pioneer, of that place, says: Mrs.
Harrington has been at Tracy, Fulda.
Worthington and Slayton recently and
large audiences were delighted with
her extraordinary Evolutionary. pow
ers. If you want q good laugh come
and hear. but she may make you cry a
little too before you get away"