The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-06-13
LOCAL.
Books and Stationery at

= Books and Stationery at
E. E. WARnEN's.
Worthington will celebrate on the
9Th Of July.
Alxbastine and Gypsine. for calsom-
luing At +. E. WARRENs.
Commencing Monday Juno 10th the
r. T.. II. and u. train leaves here ut
$50 a. M, instead of $50 q. m.
Good Flax Seed for Sale, tor cash or
on time. DR.. MOORE.
Rev. W. II. Bear will preach at the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
Ing. M service in the evening.
Twenty eight bushels Of seed millet
for sale BY. GEO. u. DAYTON.
Commencing Monday June 10th the
b. c.. r. & N. train leaves Worthing-
ton 1T 8 80 \. M. instead Of s. 80 -. N.
The Wire Twister is now at Humis-
toms Agricultural Depot Every one
interested Is invited to call and see It.
43tf.
Mr.. H. Spencer, of the Omaha road,
was in WorthinQt"n on Saturday FORE
noon. looking after the interests Of the
company.
Work has Begun on new railroad
water tank to be erected near the old
one. The new one will be much larger
than tho old one.
Mrs. Ruth Anatin, sister to Mrs. ].
p. Moulton, left for Lake Minnetouka
Tuesday. where she will stay during
tho hot summer season.
Mrs. Ruth Austin. sister to Mrs. J.
p. Moulton, left f"r Lake Minnetonka,
on Tuesday, where she will stay dur
ing tho hot summer season.
The pulpit Of the Presbyterian
church will b. supplied on next Sun
day by Rev. Robert McCune, at both
morning aud evening services.
A twelve pound by arrived at the
home Vt Z. Il. Convey on Sunday. May
he develope iu proportion to tho whole
some beginning Of life he has made.
Mo,lauus & bly, are the agents for
the Castor & Sou Scales. They are
good, reliable aud cheap. They can be
examined Ut sny time At the feed store.
ATT.
Tie Mother Of Ole Langseth died
at her home ut IDdian Lake on We'd
nesday Juno 10th. 1859. The funeral
will BE- hold on Friday ut l 80 p. m. at
her late residence.
Rev. F. L. Fisk. GU Sunday morning
last, ut an early hour. baptiscd three
ladies' by iIn :nersion In Lake Okabena.
The scene was quiet but impressive
one. 49,. -
Geo. d. Dayton, Esq, of W orthing.
ton on Monday afternoon went TO Cen.
terville, Dakota. to attend the annual
meeting Of the Stockholders of Center
vile bank. That institution is doing
a substantial and profitable business.
1t will b. observed that the Congre.
g*tional church will on Sunday make
IN offering for the Johnstown suffer.
ers. The need Is great and the benevo
lent IT all parts Of the country can
here find large opportunity for reliev-
Ing human distress.
Sheriff Anderson, IN June LIST 1850.
retnrned &" the county officers collec-
tiona 1T pers,nal property tax war
rants tn the 1mOmnt Of $1658 81. and
T1tnrntsl unpaid warrants amount ing
~ 1886 30. This shows the Sheriff to
be = diliaent and faithful collector.
l. R"v. Huntington left on Tuesday for
. three weeks vacation. he will attend
thel2rard Lodge IT G. nod Temp,ars at
%4ttnenpolis. the IL, II. and IS inst.
Tliol few days 1T Red Rock camp.
meeting, and the home Of his father
near Rochester.
One dav last week one of the news-
boys running on the Omaha limo got
on his train | ing enough to anpre
pirate. without leave. a sack Of flour
from the WOrthingtOn mills. He knew
where the best was tn be had-but did
nnttake the best way toget It.
Among the eighty five registered
packages recently stolen from the
Chicago postoilice was one from tile
Warrington, ONCE directed to ,Mxren-
70, Hanis. Il has been Ascertained
tia tn. ,.sckaRa containetlnO rc",."v.
il seadi1g iAspk drAtls il is n0' wise to