The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-08-21
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As GEO. J. DAY.
Monday was bad day on the farm
er, as it rained nearly all day. Those
having cut hay and barley were snx.
ious to get it protected. and for them
the rain Was untimely. But for the
growing fax the rain would be help
full.
Last Tuesday Marshal Covey run in !
Thomas Draper for drunkenness, and |
within an hour after Constable Amber
son and the Marshal brought in Mart.
Orman on the same charge. On being
brought before Esq. lear each was
fined fifteen dollars. The lues were
paid.
Come:to the Harvest Home concert
at the Presbyterian Church pext
Iueeday evening.
Eli. W. B Hill left on Monday for
Winons, where he resides. Mr.. Hill
is q very able and industrious mission.
ary and has omitted no effort to eluci-
date the doctrines Of his denomination
and to impress them on his people.
He goes to his home with the respect
of his many hearers.
The Young Peoples Christian, AS
ISOLATION will hold Bonnet Social in
G. A. r. Hall next Wednesday evening
Aug. 26th. Everybody cordially in
vited to be present and to come early.
Mr.. Henry l.. Tsyama, a native of
Japan, now student in the North
western College at Naperville, ILL.,, de-
livered an interesting lecture on Mon
day evening. delineating the manners,
customs, and social life of his native
land. Mr.. Tayama is u very bright
and interesting man, evidently q fine
scholar, and good speaker. lie is
preparing himself for missionary work
in Japan. His lecture was very in
structive.
Rev. J. W. Collie, one of the advent
ist brethren, who have been holding
meetings in the tent this summer, is
to make Worthington his headquarters
this winter. and will move his family
here in a short time. This was de.
cided few days ago when Ed. II. &.
Porter, the president Of the confer.
ence, was here.
| A Harvest Home concert will be
given at the Presbyterian church by
the children of the Sunday School
Tuesday evening August p. Every
body is invited to he present. Admis-
sion Is cents. Proceeds for the benefit
of the library fund.
The Swedish Mercantile company is
making a most valuable addition te
the mercantile facilities of Worthing-
ton by erecting an elevator for thu
storage of flax and grain. It is on tbt
same side track with the Worthingtor
mill. When completed it will stant
on the ground 24x18 feet, with a driv,
way of 1Ox4S feet. It will be used fol
all the grain this company deals in
The president, Mr.. Grundsten. give!
his personal attention to the flax ant
grain business of the company, which
is becoming quite extensive.
A District Convention of the YOUNG
Mems Christian Associations of tn
Worthington District comprising Lin
coin, Lyons, Pipestone, Murray, Rocl
and Mobiles Counties) will be held a
Worthington, commencing Frida.
. evening, September 9TH at o'clocl
and continuing over Sunday the 9TH
1890. This meeting wl,ish will be
Union meeting of Christians of all de
nominations, Is held with a view o
arousing an interest in special religion
/. work for young men. Besides severa
}. pastors, the following Young Men
s Christian Association workers are ex
pected to be present to take part in tn
+ program: r. A. Hildreth, State Score
a tary Minnesota and Dakotas, Fred Z
. Smith, General Secretary Sioux Falls
South Dakota association, J. II. Eli
Oft, general secretary, Minneapolis
E Minn., association, aud VIM. Francis
u Assistant State secretary, and a meet
ing of great interest is promised. Th
churches, Young Peoples Societie.
t Leagues and Associations of the dis
g trict are urged to send as many dele
q gates as possible to this convention
Free entertainment will be provide
at Worthington for all delegates. Thos
= expecting to be present should sen
there names at once to F. II. Da]
Worthington, MINI. Further infor
- nation can be had by addressing N.
Y Hildretb, 70 Syndicate block, Minnea
d polls.
~ A couple of weeks ago Mr.. E.
10 Needham, Of Lake Preston, South d.
kota, while visiting in this count
j. lost his hand sstchel and was oblige
II to 90 home without it. Before LEAVING
10 however, he advertised his loss in til
10 ADVANCE. In few days the satch,
was left at the this office by the finder
Mr.. Frank Spafford, of Indian LAX,
and it was forwarded by express
" the owner. This incident shows thu
" advertisements are read, and that ad
vertisers seldom fail to accomplis
J. their object when they employ print
{ er's ink.
y Mr.. I. N. Wilson, of Bigelow, ha
- about no acres of wheat, and sue
q ceeded in getting something ovc
n thirty acres of 1t in shock, when tn