The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-03-07

Judge A. D. Perkins IS here for
court. Heis ct the Worthingten.
WANTED. "A good cook, 1t tho Lake
View House, Worthington. q.
At the Lake View: 2. E. Brown,
g. o. DALEY, Court Reporter Ager and
Chas. Barnett, Of Quincy, III. -
.Cl,as F. Smotel and wife. Of Lu-
verne, sojourned over one day at tho
Lake View on their way to California.
On Monday the train going north At
Eli A. n. was Eve hours late, on ac-
count Of the burning Of . bridge near
Lemars. -,
DR.. Barber returned homo from his
California trip on Monday morning.
He doubtless has moro amplified ideas
Of this great country than ever before.
Mr.. H. NJ. Palm calls attention to
his ability to do good work in cleaning
organs. Any one having anything to
be done in this line would do well to
call on him. 29-st.
Walter Aaagaafd was out several
days during the past week with land
buyers. Among them were W. II. New.
ton. Of Toulon, Ill.,, Asher Wright and
A. Van Doren, Canton, ILL.,
A couple of fellows gave 4 spar
ring exhibition at 1.-THE rink' on Mon:
day night. One was q black man, we
are sorry to say. We regret that the
village authorities did not protect our
boys from this low species of contain
ination. =: a. 49,
J. L. Owens h Co., of Minneapolis,
Mimi, manufactures the best Tanning
Mill in use, It cleans all foul seed from
grain. Call at Forbes office, get 4
mill, clean your seed before sowing, If
you haven't the money you can get a
mill and pay for 1t in hay. 26-4t
Mr.. W. T. McNulty, of Elmira. New
York, is among burlington g latest &C.
QUESTIONS. in \ business way. He has &C.
cepted place in the Bank of Worth
ington. and will be part of its work.
ing force. Mr.. McNulty will meet
with hearty welcome from all our
people.
Mrs. Paisley displayed both enter
prise and taste in the arrangement of
her show window on Saturday last.
It was her ''Stamped Linen" day, ard
the attraction was complete. The
store was crowded with admiring Gus
toners, and we hope tnat her trade
may be profitable, and her example in
tastel III display be contagious.
The village council has been requested
to take some action toward providing
some efficient fire protection and an mr.
gent request is made that all of our
citizens who are interested meet ut the
Village Office next Monday evening at
7:3O O'Clock, and try to devise the best
means for protection.
By ORDER OF THE COUNCIL.
The famous douglas Dramatic
Company" is billed for Worthington,
March ii, Is, and is, at the Masonic
Hall. Minnie Douglas, a Upright, par.
ticnlar Star" of the profession, will
appear in new plays, originated by her.
self. See the Bills.
Remember the opportunity given the
lovers of fine music to hear Miss Clara
J. Henton, the gifted vocalist, sup
ported by the Heron Lake Orchestra.
on next Tuesday evening, at the G. A.
r. Hall. We append few testimonials
Of the press As to how she is appreciated
in the places she has visited: Cedar
Rapids Gazette: Miss Henton's con-
tralt0 voice is the best the conserva-
tory ever had. Mt. Vernon Hawk
eye: Mise Henton is favorite among
all lovers Of good music. I.uverne
Herald: Miss Hentcn's voice has ex-
traordinary power, and her singing dis.
closes the result of thorough and effec.
tive training. II any thing further is
needed to insure an Overlooking house
it need only be said that this enter.
tainment is given under the auspices
OF tho Woman's Relief Corps of Wor-
thin0tOn