The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-12-25

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Observation-Disclosures }. 50
Christmas candies by the wholesale
or retail at MCMANUs &BLY. l7tf
Mr.. +. Is. Johnson was here last week
and organized missionary society
among The A0ventis's.
Nels Martin, one of the west end
Wellto do farmers, was 4 caller at the
ADVANCE office this week. - ,..,
Dr.. Kenyon reports the arrival of a
boy ut the home Of Mr.. Michael
Wagner, Of Ransom township.
Most OF the teachers in our public
schools left last Saturday to spend the
holidays in their respec; i've homes.
Oregon Cedar Shingles are the best
Call and see them.
NA1,AKAGON LUMBER Co
Mr.. I1ecoX, who was irjnred by the
railway accident on the Bnrlingt On, is
rapidly recovering from his injuries
Call and see the Common Sense Shoe
all solid leather 1T
5-tf &. p. SHEpAnD's,
Messrs I. Knight and john Martin
of the cigar factory, will spe, Il the
holidays 1T their homt S lii Canton, LII.
DR.. Warner. of Mankato, WAS called
to counsel with DIS. Webb and Kenyon
Glasgow
Miss Mabel Collie, who has been Wis
iting relatives here for the past two
weeks. returned to her home in Min
neapolIs last night.
Ever: attorney in Woit!,incton WAS
called to other fields Of legal labor last
week. Worthingtcn was destitute Of
legal advice for three days.
Post office Inspt ctor LauglIin was
locking over the books in the Worti,-
iugton onice last Thursday, and found
every thing in correct condition.
y Farmers Alliance was organized
on Monday at Round Lake, and Mr..
VIM. n. Mosher Was chosen 4 d-leg, te
to the State Alliance, with Mr.. Z. \.
Trip as alternate.
By referring to .he "lpgaIs" our
readers will notice that j. ?. IIaumar,
berg has made application to be ap
pointed administrator of the estate of
the late J. f. Hammarberg.
We shall b. pleased to give figure
on any lumber bills that NAV b.
brought us and will meet the prices of
the lowest
NAN1AKAGON LUMBER co
We regret to announce that Mr.. G..
b. Lovtlass. IF the Lake View House,
has been quick sick for y few days. lie
had some symptoms Of pneumonia, but
we hope that they may not prove to be
serious.
Sheriff Anderson came over from
Wo!thington yesterday and took pos.
session Of Iiackett's store under an at
taclme,t. Whether the matter will
be settled and the business resumed or
not. we are unable to say.-Ellsworth
News, Dec. 49,
| T'e ADVANCE had a pleasant call
from u. b. Crane, Esq. editor Of the
| Pilot, of Jackson. Among other inter
esting matters he paid a high compli-
| ment to the ability of Geo. ". Wilson,
Esq of our place, as shown in the
management Of two important GRIM
inai cases in that county.
A pleasant incident occurred at the
| Worthington Hotel, in the prcsenta-
! t'nn to the efficient and popular clerk
Mr.. Dick Gamers, Of present from
the hoarders and occasional guests, of
i comrl.te "sMoker's OUTFIT meer-
sc'aum, match-safe, cigar cutter, etc.
elegantly finished. This is i well
'nerjted token of the esteem in which,
! Mr.. Conner is held by all Who hold
| business or social relations with him.
| Horse thieves entered the barn of
Will Bulls, in Magnolia township,
Saturday night, and stole one Of his
best hors's. The horse was one of u
ma, CHI team OF sorlels which AIR. Bull
lis, recently paid $500 for. Description:
Sorrel gelding, white spot in forehead,
one hind foot white near hoof, weight
about | 400 pounds, and about 8 years
Oil, very spirited animal, shoes on
front feet. Wire any information to
Sher # tlenton, I4uverne, Minn.-Lu-
verne Herald, Dec. TO-, 49,.
On Friday of last week Mr.. Frank
Glasgow, Superintendent Of Bridges OH
the Onaha railway, was taken with a
violent attack OF, pneumonia, and fol
two or three u US it was feared that
his life was in peril. Through the as
s:duous care and skIllful treatment OF
his physicians, !, ard good home
Nursing. le has begun to: recover
There was 1nuct, anxiety on his behalf
in: this place, %where lie is highly
esteemed. and much jhy when it was
announced that the crisis inhis disease
had been hopefully passed, -:
Mrs. NJ: e. Strong, Of Esthe,vi)le,
gave II. slere"pticon entertainment at
the Methodist church on Friday even.
ing, the chief m;ltterswas Hi illustrated
account Ut the FnGisn massacre at
Spirit Lake III 1857. Tie narrative
was given il, poetry,:by the blind lady,
Mrs. Strong. The versiication was not
bad but the speaker spoke IN ~ tone
81 low that tile lines were n d sdistirct.
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