The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-06-13

FoR RENT-Two rooms over my
store. u. Il. WARREN.
q. q. Shepard, Esq. was In Still
water this week.
Mr.. Robert Millington left for War.
rem county. New York. on Monday
Have you seen the Big Four NcCor.
mick MOwer-six aud seven foot cutp
Sold BY 43tf J. D. HUM.sToN.
DR.. Crigler, Of Worthington was 10
Slayton on Tuesday and Wednesday Of
this week on professional business.
N. II. Tucker relieves night opera
tor People temporarily. that the latter
may attend the Window encampment.
Timothy, millet, lawn grass and Rar.
den seeds ut E. e. WARREN's
DR.. Webb reports that Frank Lam
bert, Of Dewald township, is the hap
py father of = girl baby. born June Z.
Wall paper now designs at
e. E. WAnRENt.
J. C. Jamison, Of Claytonville, ILL.,,
was in Worthington last week visiting
his brother-in-law, Mr.. John r. Ash.
worth.
Call and examine our stock Of oak
cherry and walnut.
NAXAKAGON LUMBER Co.
Thos. Eltun, tho noted Norwegian
violinist. Is a guest Of Sheriff Ander.
son. He is giving concerts throughout
the northwest.
Adrian, Mobiles county, holds spe-
cial election to vote on the question OF
bonding the town in the sum Of 5000
to put up system of water works.
Mrs. Harrington left on Monday
morning for visit in the eastern part
Of the state. she will read at Eagle
Lake, Rochester and other places be.
fore returning.
Mrs. J. B. Pettis, who left In March
for Wyonia county, Minnesota, writes
to her brother, Mr.. J. II. Milliagton,
the sad news Of the death Of her little
son, five months old.
Misses Clara Wilkins and Katie
Moulton, teachersin tho Worthington
schools left on Monday for their home.
at Mankato. They have made very
creditable record here in their voca.
ton.
| l.. NJ. LANCE, Esq.,, was called OF
Monday to Jackson to assist in trying
the tresspass damage cases of Moor,
vs.. Freer. Mr.. LANCE Is the associate
of Mr.. Alexander on the part of tn
plaintiff.
Last Sunday Sheriff Anderson wa
kicked in the stomach by one of u pal
Of horses he was leading to water. IL
has suffered considerable pain. but
fortunately, the blow was not direc
enough to be more serious. His watcl
chain, ;however. suffered wreckage b,
the stroke. We congratulate the sher
if on his escape. which was marrow
indeed.
Mr.. John K. Darby, Of this village
on Sunday evening last. met with ,
serious accident. While bringing hom
his cow which had been picketed dur
ing the day the animal became unrul,
and jerkrd him suddenly down to tn
/ ground. He struck against tho jrnl
pin or stake which he had in his hand
The point Of the iron penetrated tn
lower part of the abdomen. TIL
wound was immediately examined al,
dressed by DR.. Kenyon.
John Fitch. Of Hersey township, suf
fered the loss OF his stable, two sets o
harness, his plows and farm machin
cry by fire on Sunday night. The fir
was caused, it is believed, by some on
carelessly throwing down a lighte,
cigar in or near tho barn. Tho horse
were Ssved with great exertion. MI
Fitch has the sympathy Of many friend
in his loss.
Next Sunday morning at the Con
gregational church collection will b
taken for the JohnstOwn sufferers. Al
money outside of the regular envelope
will be used for this purpose. Let eacl
one take some part in helping others II
distress. Any who wish to give, an,
may not be present Sunday morning
may hand the money to Milton L
Mann, who will see that it is properl
forwarded
We owe our friends Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Gone All apology for the omissio,
by accident, of 4 notice of their wed
ding last week. The officiating minis
ter gave US the facts in due time, bu
in some way the copy WAS lost. and it
omission from the forms was not dis
covered in time to appear. The happ
couple have our congratulations all til,
same with heartiness. May no blum
ders OF other people. or of their own
ever make them unhappy.
Look ont for thieves. And thieve
will also do we'll to look out for them
selves, or 1t will 20 III with them
Lumber and other materials have dis
appeared from the new school build
Ing. On Friday night at a late hou
Mr.. 3: A. Giles surprised some prov
lers about the grounds, and gave cl,aa
t" them. They got away, but a goo,
look out will be keep up for them.
The Minnesota State Sunday Schoo