The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-07-11


pared in patriotic style for Independ.
ence day, by getting married on the srd
of July. Our best wishes 90 with
them and We hope they may be abund-
antly prospered.
MoManus q BLY, are the agents for
tho CASTOR & Son Scales. They are
good, reliable and cheap. They can be
examined ut any time at the feed store.
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Mr.. NJ. 8. Collins. of Window, in
company with his mother, spent the
Glorious Fourth in Worthington, tho
guests OF Rev. q. 8. Ware. Mr.. Collins
has several acquaintances among tile
fair daughters Of our town, and there
fore it goes without saying. lie could
not but enjoy his visit. ..@.. =.
The Plano Manufacturing Company
on Tuesday foreclosed a chattel
mortgage given by r. c. Dana on a
Binder and Mower and q team OF
horses. Only one horse was sold,
however. leaving Dana in possession of
the other. The company bid in the
Machine.
The severe winds prevailing last
week: injured many valuable shade
tree in Worthington. Some of the
best branches of the trees in front of
the A. P. Miller lots were broken off.
A tres in the park in front Of the
Shtriff's Office was broken of. and
several trees in town were destroyed
by the gales.
The Wire Twister is now at Humis-
toms Agricultural Depot. Every one
interested is invited to call and see 1t.
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Miss NJ. E. Peyton is canvassing in
Worthington for work entitled
'Glimpses Of Fifty Years." the au-
photography OF Miss Frances Willard,
the eloquent and we'll known advocate
Of temperance. The work is an ex-
cellent one in every respect-an orna-
ment to the family library or center
table. Those interested in the TEN.
perance cause will not be willing to be
without the book.
Under the auspices Of the Ladies
Aid Society at the Congregational
church Saturday evening July, 18th at
O'Clock DR.. Thos. Suleeba, son of q
native missionary of Turkey in Asia,
will give lecture on Syria, Egypt,
and Palestine, in his various costumes.
Illustrated by eighty elegant views
thrown on a canvas 10 feet square.
A part of the proceeds will be for the
benefit Of the Aid Society. Admission
Adults 20 Cts. Children 10 cts.
THESE views illustrate the most iu-
teresting and historic views of the
Orient. DR.. Suleeba has been attend.
ing Carleton College three years, and
will soon finish his training medical
Missionary, to return to his native
land.
Evelyne Eudora johnson, eldest
daughter of A. G. and A. F. Johnson.
died of consumption, at her home in
Worthington, MIMI. July s, 1859. aged
81 years, months and 4 days. Miss
Johnson was member of the NJ. E.
church. In conversation with her pas.
tor, few days ago. she told him she
knew the end was near, and that it
E,,r
conducted by Rev. H. J. Harrington.
who spoke words of consolation
from Come unto me and l will give
you rest,''
When in town call and examine our
hay loader. If you want a bargain
now is your chance.
NAMAKAaON LUMBER 20.
On Saturday some malicious thief
stole canary bird from it, cage,
which had been left hanging on the
porch by It's owner, Mr.. s. Gibson, Of
the Worthington Mills. Mrs. Gibson
WAS In = neighbours house for q few
moments, and when she got back the
bird Was gone. She was very much
attached to the bird, and it is loss to
the enjoyment Of the household. Pity
that some Of the juvenile depredators
of this place could not be caught and
visited with exemplary punishment.
Mr.. c. B. -Loveless has resumed his
old place rs landlord Of the Luke View
Hotel. This house is one Of the old.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Worthinqton.
and wears all the moro familiar ap-
pearance when Mr. Loveless appears in
Charge. Mr.. Aagaard has made fine
record as a Hotel keeper, but retires to
give exclusive attention to the Land
Business. He is now in his comfort
able Office. eager as ever to sell lands,
and bring new settlers to Mobiles
County. sss ~.
James Step was arrested on Friday
on warrant sworn out by Joseph
Lowe, charging him with feloniously
appropriating horse belonging to Mr..
Lowe. On Saturday he was brought
before Esq. Bear, and after one ad-
]our"ment and with out q hearing
the case was dismissed on mo-
ton of the County Attorney, Mr..
Lange. Step took the horse out of
Loves stable and traded him of, sup
posing he had the proper authority to
90 so from third person. Mr.. Lowe
took different view of the matter,
and hence the arrest. The defendant
settled the costs.
A Prohibition Convention assembled