The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-08-28
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Rapid City is talking Of building attn
palace.
ldrs. Paisley Is slowly recovering
from the effects Of her recent injury.
Prof.W w. Eobbs is home from his
AMI looks the better for it,
though locking very Well when he went
away.
Mr.. G. i. Shepard, Of the Boot, Shoe,
and Harness Store, has been kept at
home for Several days by illness. lie
was up town on Tuesday.
Geo. u. Dayton. q. II. Smith, Daniel
Shell aud q. W. Smith went on \ bust
ness excursion together to Beaver
Beaver Creek, the first Of ills week.
Mr.. Herman F. Yeske. of Bigt low,
lost by the August hail storm, TOO
acres Of wheat. md sixty-five acres in
shock WAS I am 81 considerably. His
two brothers suffered similar losses on
their farlns. But they are in good
spirits and have enough left to feel that
they are still dong we'll. When any
Of their neighbo,s want to borrow u
little money they have some to lend
them.
The bay merchants are suffering III
their business interests from the wet
weather. which is bad for the gra
already on the ground. But there is
mucn grass yet to be cut, and the
weather has cleared up. Hay is in &c
tive demand with constantly improv-
ing prices, so we hope their losses may
be repaired. The grass crop In many
places 1T the east is very light, and
there will be leavy draft made on the
prairie region for sufficient supply.
Tie Rev Mower, Baptist missionary
will preach in the G. a. r. Hall on
Sunday at $3.50 y. IN. and 8 y. m: On
Wednesday evening at s o'clock there
will be church recognition services
held, the sermon to be preached by
Rev. Thomas Morice. of pipestone
Among the number If ministers pre-
sent will be Rev. F. r: Peters, State
Superintendent Of Missions. All a,t
cordially invited to attend this pro-
missing and interesting service.
School supplies cheap ut
SMITHS.
County Atty G. @. DALEY came ov !
from Worthington on last Tuesday
to remain a week or so looking after
business matters. The ADVANCE stat ii
two weeks ago that Chris was going
west this fall for the benefit If his
health, but we can't STE but that he is
looking as we'll rs usual. lie may pos.
Silly be taken with u severe attack Of
the western fever Immediately after
election, but we don't think it will
strike him bvfne.-Ellsworth News.
It does one good to 60 into the v:c:-
nifty 1T the Worthiugton Mills to SIC
the evidences Of prosperity and en-
ltrging business whereabouts. The
| ADVANCE representative on his rounds
OF Inquiry this week, found the Super
intendent, Mr.. Fred Uumiston, direct
ing (, large force ct workmtn, who were
hard at work, converting tie old tow
mill iuto an additional warehouse fol
the accommodation of the increased
business, which has grown beyond The
| Capacity Of the O. Il arrangements. The
mill is doing the best OF work, land its
reputation is now firmly established il,
! the general market. US well rs ut home
The Methodist Sociab,e at Mrs. G.
Bi3e|O"'s on Monday evening was in
deed Z treat. The entertain. nient con
| sisted OF !, fine musical aid liteyar!
| program, and was us follows: Due
by Mss Johnson, Of Chicago, and Mrs
! w. Bucl,an, with Instrumental accom-
paniment by Mrs, +. Lewis. Recita'
ton, My Husbands Elocution,' b!
Miss Gertrude Torrance. Guitar &C
compartment and solo 10y Miss John
son. Recitation, "Aux It:'iens'' II,
Miss TO.ranc'. Refr4 s'iments wer,
t'len served III the excellent style O.
The ladit $ in charge. The Night Bloom
ing Cereus put forth its most beautiful
blossoms, and filled the house will
their fragrance. There were about ;
hundred people present, and they pre-.
nounced the OCCASION one Of good will
sociability and pleasure,
Mr.. Lewis Kissell, while driving :
party of chicken hunters from st. Pau
out in the western part Of the county
OH Wednesday Of last week, narrowl!
escaped being peppered with shot. 4
chicken appearing suddenly in sight
one Of the hunters, who was Oh til,
ground. diSchar led his Piece in the dir
ection Of the Carriage seat where Mr.
Kissell was holding Ills team, the sho
penetrating his hat rim AID crown
and also going through his rubbe
coat and under garments to the YER,
skin of one of his arms. Mr.. K. rs
capped luckily, but does not care to b
game himself, when he takes hunter
out for days sport.
| A District Convention of the Youn
! Mems Christian Associations Of tt,
Worthingtou District comprising Lii,
coin, Lyons, Pipestone, Murray, Roc
and MOBILES Countits) will be liz Iii {;
Worthington, commencing Frila
evening. Septembvr 9TH 1T s o'cloc
and continuing over Sunday the II!
1890. This meeting which will be
Union meeti. g Of Christians OF all IL
nominations, is held with u view {
arousing All interest in special reljgio,