The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-10-09

recollection to the Ot11ce .! JL1s0 Ol the Probate,
fact to your rcadeEs th;Ouga the medium q the
ADVANCE. I'll. q. w. ". DOSv....s
EWINGrON.
Adopting the Ruise 0fthe adject;vel
6eud, we would just remark the
weather Is splendidly f,,e and suberLlJs
fair. 5 :..sss,sS 4.
Mr.. Malcolm has moved Into his new
house on SIC. l6- :
Chr industrious and worthy towns.
man IArvnz Ktmmeth, lost his honsa
and considerable furniture by Gre re-
Gently. The Ere Rend Is getting III Ills
work in startling shape. This
makes four this summer
Miss Dora Edwards, begins her
school term in the Dodge school house
Monday. Miss Minnie ladge opens
her winter term III district 81 in our
town today (Monday, aud tight vt the
outset calls tile attention Of the trus-.
tees 10 the fact that there is some pro-
vision to be made fof the convenience
and comfort of the school, in way
that leads them to think she means
business. This Is as it should be and
Minnie will Do thorough work. ss.G
tell you, it does our hears Racd TO
behold 4 numoer IF our neiehboiing
farmers airing themselves and fami-.
lies in bran.new double carriages,
bought Of the cnnvassing vRel't Of the.
Spaulling Manufact uring Company.
Among them are Thos. Brown, viii
Barton, Thos. Ferguson, Hans Olson
and others. If their is II class of be
ings under the shining canopy that de-
serve some of the good things If this
life to flavor their folsom lot, it is the
hard working, patient soil til!trs
In my last l announce d juvenile
arrival Of the masculine denomination
at the home nf Mr.. and Mrs. g. J. aen
ly, of Round Lake, and 10! aud behold
DR.. KENYON, knocks my statement into
smithere3hs Ivy giving it out that 1t ~
Il female girl. or wor'ls to that eff CT,
Now We don't propose To argue the q''es.
ton with the Dr.. because he ought to
know for The was thar" Ua! hal Ger
| respondent Of the Jackson Rol,uhl q,
also calls my attention to my defective
Iii elimination, aud I do feel cheap for
a fact. Feel like l would make II good.
subject for the five cent counter Of Il
bargain store; But the fellow that
gave me away is doomed, and his
friends had better Call him in. FIR u%
member who it WAS and lam after
him, blood in my eye and the fell we&
pom of destruction il my hand, and l
| will rip him up the back, skin him with
| dull knife aud roast him over 4 slow
fire.
Charlie Reilly's Few house loc'rs up
across the border IN SIC. III Round
! Lake town. :.
Sieve. Freeman's new house had 4
warming up last Friday night, Or as
Byron has it, "a sound Of rtvelry by
night. r.
Tom Brown has cnmmenc d pressing
his 200 tons IF hay and will rush the
thing right through. He has u husky
set Of boys around the press-Elme,r
Heron. Tom Srverns, Harry uoUson,
! Charlie R,rnum and Brown.
Ed. Whipke has rented tie A. A.
Spaff ''rd farm on sec. .. Tie house
is to be repaired, bAra bailt etc. Ed
somehow seems light hearted. harry
and gay, and can't look you square j,'
the eye without smiling, and somehow
again the oft repeated coupk't keeps
running through our mind: Tive
minds with but II single tho ght, two
hearts that beat rs One."
Our folks from west Jackson County
were we'll pleased with the fair Il,
WorthjDgton. There is one thing how
ever that we beg IT, correct the AID
VANCE in-the champion long hta,
runner Harry Hobson, was the product
of Ewington and not Of Indi Lake,
Indian Lake is all right, but we don't
want her to get away with any of oul
laurels until she earns them. ,. .
That wide awake and energetic can
wasting agent for the Minneapolis
School furniture Co., ). F. People: il
working Jackson county on that line
We bought Il set of desks for our schoo
house of him. $. F. p, is a square thed
worthy man and we wish him success
Mrs. Fred Brown las sold her fine
farm in sec 80, for $2S 60, toa VIM
Jekius Of Illinois. who occupy it soon
Mrs. B. is 4 very successful trader ard
a sociable pleasant lady witi,al, and has
done 80 we'll on this that we hope slit
will invest again in our town. ~.
FARMER JOHN.
The Prohibition County Convent ion
was held last Saturday at Johnson Hall
Convention WAS called to- order by E.
T.. Buc',an. Peter Thompson was
elected chairman and IL. j. Ludlow,
Seer etary. +;
On motion Of Geo. J. DAY, it was VI,