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

Mrs. Paisley made visit to Adrian
Oh Tuesday.
Seed corn for sale, warranted to
grow. DR.. MOORE.
y. l.. Peck and wife, of Sioux Falls,
stopped at the Lake View on their way
to California.
At the Worthingtor; w. X. Maxwell,
Of Adrian; J. p. Foust, train master
of Is. T.. r. & N.
T.. 8. Nelson, of Adrian, called or
the ADVANCE on Saturday. He seems
to have enjoyed his trip to st. Paul.
WANTED "A capable girl to do
Homework for family of three. APP
ply ut once to Mrs. W. W. HoBBs.
A social party, for which Sassano,
the Sioux City Harper, made the mu.
sic, assembled at the Masonic nall on
Tuesday evening"
B. F. Congden Esq. Of Bigelow, with
his son George, called on the Advance,
on Tuesday. The same day his daugh.
ter was mated for life, rs will be seen
by notice elsewhere.
The following left this county this
week for Colorado: William Dougherty
John Bum; Peter Williams; John
Sullivan; Gee. Rothers; Frank Cum
mings; Mat. Hiland; Eugene Goff;
Herb Chase.
The Omaha Railway Co. are repaint-
ing their cabo"ses as fast as possible.
They have adopted yellow rs the stand.
ard color for their cabooses, it being
red heretofore. The standard color
makes d neat appearing Car.
Mr.. J. T. Fisher, the new landlord
of the Worthington, is energetically
engaged in perfecting the app"int-
ments Of his excellent hotel. Reno
waiting, repairing, carpeting and gen.
eral overhauling are DOW going on.
Rev. Robt. McCnne will deliver a
lecture on Whittier before the Liter
airy sOciey of the Young Peoples
Christian Association in their rooms on
Friday evening, ut 1880 O'Clock. Quo
tations from Whittier. All are cordi-
ally invited to bs present.
John p. Hammerberg, formerly in
the clothing business here, has return
ed after four weeks absence. He hns
been in Wisconsin, and Iowa and looks
we'll after his spell Of recreation. He
Is going to work for Johnson and
Aronsen, the firm he represented here.
Mr.. J. G. Walker of Onawa Iowa,
arrived here last Saturday with a wag.
on load Of goods. Hedrove from there
here and is now putting up buildings
on his farm in Ewington township af-
ter which he will 80 afte, his family and
the balance of his goods and locate on
bis place. -
Mr.. J. NJ. Messer, for long time will,
II. g. Shepard, and later with the Bank
Of Worthington, left for Sioux Falls,
Dakota, to accept a situation III the
Abstract Office Mr.. Frank K. Hyde.
The departure of Mr.. Messer leaves
quite vacancy in the young society of
Worthington. He is an excellent bust
ness man, and is very highly regarded
socially. Our best wishes follow him
to his new home.
We regret to he COM PEELED to an
nounce the death of Mrs. Jackson, the
mother Of Mrs. Virginia Harrington,
the wife of Rev. II. j. Harrington of
Worthington. This sad event took
place. on the 4th inst. at Tracy, Mimi.
A note from Mr.. Harrington says that
the "remains will lie inferred at Lake
City, Mimi. her former home" All her
children were with her. She had lived
well and so died. We mourn, but our
loss means eternal gain to her.''
Benjamin Larson, Of Indian Lake.
was brought before Hon. q. w. W.
Dow, Probate Judge. and adjudged to
be insane. Drs. Kenyon and Moore
were the examining phyaicians. The
patient was taken to the Hospital at
st. Peter by Deputy Sheriff Segerstrom.
Mr.. Larson's affection is the result of
typhoid fever. He has wife and four
children. We hope that the skill and
c:re of the Hospital may be the means
of lis speedy and permanent cure.