The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-09-05
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AlOtu uSA0 0"SuSuO1 scuo NOuGaS S"SAOu's'a
Church and Sunday school. together
with the Sunday-schools in Dewald and
Elk, will have Picnic in the Public
Park on the Lake shore. near Milton
Manns. All the members. attendants
and friends Of these schools are COR
daily invited Alleome old and young,
bring baskets well filed with dinner.
Reach the grounds at 1880. Tables
will be- apread with the visnds brought.
Dinner at IL O'Clock. Remember the
date. Let every one come to have =
good time and to make others have
pleasure. Bring the baskets. but don't
bring them empty.
Mr.. H. NJ. Palm has been seriously
Ill for ten days past, hut is able to be
out again.
Treasurer Molerly is able to be in
his officer again, after being kept to his
rOom for few days by illness.
Meesrs. Neil Currie and Jno. J. Stew.
rrt Of Currie. MINI. were in Worthing-
ton ON wednesday.
Mr.. Gen. D. Dayton OF Worthingtou,
and Neil Currie made flying trip into
Dakota this week.
Kindlund & Samnelson dissolved
partnership in the Paint store Sept. 2.
Samuelson remains at the old stand.
Mrs. E. E. Gage Of Sioux Falls, il
visiting with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Allen this week.
Miss Julia Anderson returned home
from Sioux Falls. after a months visit
with her sister, Mrs. Holley.
You can get new harness made OF
an old one repaired at g. P. Shepard's
store Worthington, Mimi.
Postmaster Bennett had a splendid
time visiting with the comrades of his
old regiment, who were out in force at
the Grand Encampment at Milwaukee.
He got home on saturday. The reun-
ions of the old veterans become more
and more interesting as time bears
them nearer the final arting.
The Rt. Rev. H. B. Whipple, Bishop
Of Minnesota. will preach and admin
lister The Apostolic rite of Confirmation
in the Episcopal Church at O'Clock,
this evening. All are cordially invited.
g. NJ. Crandall. Esq, of Ellsworth.
came overland to Worthington on Sat.
urday on business connected with the
arrest of Henderson, at that place.
Mr.. Crandall attends to business with
vim and push,
A man named LamOcrson was ar
rested on Saturday on complaint of Jas.
Burke. on a charge of stealing wheat.
The crime was alleged to have beer
committed near Ellsworth. lie will
have a hearing before Esq. Bear on
Thursday.
There " i'll be public lecture at the
Grand Army Hall in Worthington
MIMI, on the evening of September II
1880; Thos. II. Lucas, st. Paul. speaker
Subject: The Principal Topics of tn,
Day. All are invited.
Mr.. Gus. Swapberg, with his wife
returned to his home on Saturday, ant
on Monday morning went to work q
. the Swedish Mercantile Company
Store, with light heart and happ.
face. He is diligent, energetic man
and deserves success.
Rev. F. L. Fisk returned home from
his vacation, which he employed in Wis
| iting his father AID other friends. Hi
sister. who has been at Berlin, Germa
ny. for some years, has accepted a posi-
ton as Assistant Professor of German
in the College at Oberlin, Ohio.
Rev. s. g. Framz"n, Pastor Of til
r Lutheran Church of Worthirgton, la
received a call from the Swedish 1t
theran Church Of Mankato, Mimi, t
become its pastor. This is quite fiat
tering call. and deserved complimen
to MIR. Franzen, but we sincerely hop
he may see it to be his duty to renal
in his present field, aid we hope hi
J. Worthington friends will make it hi
interest and duty to stay here. He
a faithful pastor and public spirite
citizen, and such men we have need o
and shall continue to have need of.
The General Congregational Assoc
S alton Of Minnesota will hold its st.,
+ sion for 1883 ut the Park CongreRs
}, tional church, in the city of st. Pau
). beginning On the evening Of Septemb h
Il 18th and continuing until tho evenin
of Friday, September goth. Each Cor
d gregatioual church in the state will |
?, entitled to representation by its paste
, and lay delegates. The railways wi
o give the delegates and visitors the cor
vention rate of one and one.third fal
. for the round trip.
. There was u pleasant gathering ,
the homestead Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tho
q Baltuff, on Friday, Aug, 3lst. tt
| 25th anniversary of their wedding ~
II curing at that date. There we
e present eleven Of their children, TO,
grand children. and three sons-in la,
3 and a large attendance of Grand Arm
}" Comrades, and members If the Reli
- Corps. and other friends. A bountif
~ dinner was served on the green
n, front Of the house. OF which betwet
,. fifty and sixty persons partook. Mr.
!" Town, Oh behalf Of the G. A. r. M
l., W. r. G.. of Worthington. present,
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Baltuff with silv
- . Cake Basket. Many other nice pr
- sents were made by members of tt
l.. family. Thegnests had very plea
\. ant day and bid adieu to their hc
and hostess with hearty wishes tn
>e they may live beyond the golden we
IN ding day i'll all happiness and joy.