The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-02-13

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A beautiful young lady became 80
sadly dis6gured with pimples and
blotches that 1t was feared she would
die OF grief. A friend recommended
Ayers Sarssparilla, which she took, |
and was completely cured. She 10 now
ono af the fsirest Of the fair. y
. At the Ghsutauqus Circle on We'd
peeday. Fob, 49,: History Of Rome. 1885,
100, Ray Hnmis3on; Lstiu courses In
English, 1875, 2O2, Miss Alien; Same,
Ns, 2O8, Mrs. W. ). Lewis; The srche-
illogical Club Of Rome, Rev. Harring-
ton; Moral Teachings Of Science, Mr..
f. Gone; Traits of Human Nature;
F. Hsnsberger.
The weather of February in Mobiles
County, has been exquisitely fine.
Better winter weather could hardly be
desired. The young people, and some
not 90 young, would like to have more
snow to mako good sleighing. But
the roads are smooth, and the wheels
go round with ease. This is no news
to our citizens, but many ADVANCE
readers abroad want to hear of the
weather We have.
The Choate Dramatic Company was
billed to play in Worthington three
nights this week. But letter from
Harry Choate informs us that on &C
count Of sickness of some Of his com.
pany they must postpone their visit
until a later date.
Mrs. L. j. Smith, who has been en-
gagged in Gospel Temperance work in
the northern part OF the state, will
address the people of Worthington at
the NJ. E. church on Saturday evening
and on Sunday evening she will speak
1T the Congregational church. There
will he no service at the other churches.
Rev. l.. Mcintyre of the Presbyter.
ian Church, and Rev Mr.. Pierce, of
the Methodist Church, of Rushmore,
have been holding gospel meetings to-
gether for several days past. Several
persons have made professions Of faith
since the meetings began. Rev. Mr..
Harrington preached on Tuesday eve
ming.
have new stock of Drag timber
and Oak Lumber of all kinds on hand.
Come and see it.
sstf AEON FORBES
Mr.. E. A. PINCH, the very compe-
tent and energetic superintendent of
the Wortt,ington Mills, last week re-
ceived an order from Clinton Mass. for
200 barrels of -four. The brands of
this mill are gaining fi"e reputation
both at home and abroad. The mill
has never been more prosperous than
it has been under its present manage
ment.
The n. E. church in Worthington
held its quarterly meeting on last Sat-
urday and Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Hair. the
presiding elder presiding ut the quar-
terly conference on Saturday evening,
preaching on Sunday at both services,
and conducting the love feast and
communion services. The elder al
ways receives hearty welcome from
the people Of Northington.
Call aud examine our stock of oak
cherry and walnut.
NANAKAaoN TIMBER Co.
HARRIBD-At the village of Worth.
ington, ON Monday, February 10th.
1890, by Rev. Il. McCune, MIR. Geo. V.
Dodge aud Miss Mary Benton, both of
Jackson County, MINI. This couple
live on the beautiful shores of Round
Lake and begin their life journey to.
gether with very bright prospects of
happiness and success. II the prayers
OF their many friends avail on their be-
half their way will be both smooth and
prosperous.
About noon on Friday team which
had been left near Torrance's store
became frightened At something and
started on the run. Mrs. Brown,
landlady of tho Western House,
CHANGED to be on the crossing as the
team came UP to'it. Instead of run
ming TO one side or the other, tho resO.
lutte lady stood her ground till the
horses came up, seized the bits, aud
brought them to sudden and full
stop. y The lady received many encom-
iumss for her courage aud skill. She
saved the owner serious harm to his
team, and the damage might have been
great but for this prompt action.
Discretionary 4th, 1890, of Con-
sumption, Mrs. Caroline Gustafson.
The deceased was born in Sweden In
the year 1854. She came to Worthing-
ton in 1888, and has lived here ever
since. Her only child died over a year
ago. Her illness was of only a few
months duration, the disease being of
rapid operation. Mrs. Gustafson was
very highly esteemed and her death il
. loss to the circle in which she moved.
She Was valued members Of the Lu-
theran church, in which her funeral
GOA vISOo WeAo nSAu, u0S AOtUSs PSSsVA,
Rev. i. e. Franzen, officiating, on
Thursday last.
The pure waters of Lake Okabens
have attracted the attention Of the leo
merchants, and large force Of lsborers
has been engaged cutting loo and
loading It on the cars to supply cities
in the south. The arm ct Hall & Co.,
represented here by Mr.. II. N. Speu-
Ger. 0eKansas City, are loading 6ve
hundred or more cars with this luxu-
~ Of The summer. Mr.. PANEL 10 also
hard at work preparing for the To-
cal demand, and II also exporting ice
to othe1 points. This trade has given