The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-12-25
Students. Buy your stationery
A. SMITH

Students. Buy your stationery
A. SMITH
Dap'aI SheIi 1as pdt up;s windmi'lin
the Hotel yald.,A e. -.
Mr. and nj rs.iF5: Wilbur ~: ttl l.qsl
happy ''y parents fab ~ 80. a., \. ;.
. Two Tho,,Ss,.n,Is bushels .sor com
wanted It ne; mtlEz ;ssls CIV
Judge i:; Z wiison, AID: =! l. l;ansty
were called to Sibley: inst week,
Miss. B-DHVaney, sister of: Mrs. T.
keavey, lis visiting friends in this city
this week! ,,I1 ';t +'':' s-tr ~ -'T:''H.i n
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DR.. Webb reports a,dne b"k arrived
at ,hehome of Mr.. Jackson Green or
't''s'~ Il; 'j"':i .;o'
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; DR. Kenyon reports {. young 5isenH
came to stay at the home :of Mr., AZ 7
bert Peterson one dry last week:
: Give us chance to Il ynre on your
lumber bills, we will use yru right. :,
il. NEFNAKAGoN LUMBER CO. Il
g: T.: Peterson, IF Round Lake, was
Wnrthingt on visitor yesterday. Mr..
?. reports is having I. good business. i
Messrs. II. 1;Vor,ltrbrogsen and T..
llawkens, Of Iona, were among the
welcome callers at this Office last week,
Candies Candies !! Candies y! A !
fine assortment of fresh Christ mas
candies at NCMANUs s. BI.Y's., Eff
Clerk +. A. stevens, and attorney |
). A. Town were in st. Paul this week
RS witnesses in the U. $. Court it, the
Crosby and Thompson case. - r.:
Mr.. Robert Bibijie, the pump man on
the Omaha railroad, has been quite in
at the residence Of Mr. Walter Aagaard,
but 1T last account is improving. ..''
Master Richard Sprague Of ,Sio,x
Fails, is spending the holidays with
his brothers and sisters at the resi-
dence Of his grandfather, Mr.. s. A.
lIilureth. -. .. =
: A benevolent organic / ton has lately
been formed in connection with tie
Swedish Lutheran church. which has
opened up a wood yard next to the
I .,<,l,
Mr.. II. A. Bingham made his uncle,
Mr.. }. j. bingham, happy surprise
visit last Thursday, coming on from
Michigan. They have not seen each
other for eight years.
MONEY TO LOAN for OF 10 years at
lowest rates. NJ Commission. YOU
can pay PART or ALL Of the loan an,
ti,1e. Write or call on
As GEO. J. DAY.
A lad named Eastman, living in
Worthingto on, HAD his leg broken one
day this week, while pressing hay.
The bone was set and sp]inted by DR..
Webb, and the patient is reported as
doing we'll
The Revs. Holmes and Graves. of
Northing'on, the two prominent Sun
day school workers, were in town en-
Thursday attending the funeral Of Mr..
Fisli'S daughter. They will remain in
the county for about a mcnth-Edger-
ton Enterprise, Dec 20.
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Christmas decorations and prerara-
tons have been going forward in most
IF our churches ard Sunday schools.
The congregational church holds its
treat for the children Oh Wednesday
evening, and the Presbyterian church
Oh Thursday evening. The Methodist
church will have their scene Of enjoy
ment on Wednesday eve. and the Ger
man Evangejica's have neatly adorned
Tie Grand Army Hall for a like .festal
scene. We print our paper too early
to report the success of these occasions
but we predict that at each Of them
there will he many happy hearts and
beaming faces.
We lament the necessity Of an.
nouncing that on Sunday morni g,
Dec. 21, Mr. s. F. Peppleot this place,
received the sad news OF the death #
his brother Simon l.. People, at Stew
artsvil!e, Hancock Co.. Ohio, on Dec
18th. lie was about to board freight
train on the opposite side of the main
track and, while attempting to cross
tile main track in front of moving
freight train, was run over and man
gled almost beyond recognition. The
deceased was about 81 years old and
leaves wife and three children lie
was Il loss to the CON munity in which
he lived, as well aS to Ills family. ..
On Saturday night quite 4 serious
accident happened to the Burlington
train on its way to Wortlinston,
wien it was between Hotel Orleans
ard Superior. Ehe train was Iound-
ing Il curve and encountered as:smal
herd Of cattIeright on the track The
view beirg obstructed by the curve,
the cattle were not seen until it was too
late to stop the engine. The engine
passed over the animals without be-
ing thrown off, but when the cars
struck their bodies the couplings were
broken. and baggage car two freight
and two passenger cars were thrown
down a ten or twelve feet embankment.
+ Among the passengers were MIR. ChAs
sHecox and Mr:C. r. Saville, of this