The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-02-06
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gwen ut We Masonic Hall by ye chill
dren Of ye free schoole on Feb. 2lst
and 2sud. Ye children will synge
songes and speake pieces.
There will be Il neck-tio social in the.
Howard District School House in
Bigelow township ON. FRIDAY evening,
Feb. 7th. The proceeds will be for the
purchase IF An organ, for the use of
the schouls of the district. No admis-
sion fee. Supper rs cents. All invited.
We have the celebrated Sd Vein La
Sale, ard West Va, Splint coal.
NAMAKAaON Lib, Co..
Next Tuesday aud Wednesday even.
ines the lee Queen aud her Court wilr
hold i grand srectxcnlaF Carnival for
The latls1it Ssof the Y.nnR Peoples
ChristiAua As Ociati0n in G,A. +. halt.
Admission 10 cents, -. !.
Go to seeye II maidens from ye free
schoole swynge 20 immortalized
hatchet.
We shall he pleased to give figures
on any lumber bills that may be-
brought us and will meet the prices of
the lowest.
NAMAKAGON LUMBER Co.
On Tuesday morning an elderly
gentleman, his wife, son. and two
daughters, got off the Omaha 8 O'Clock
train At WorthiD9ton, and waited at
the station all day for the Sioux Falls
train. The family seemed to have a
| religious mission, and put in the time
singing, praying and exhorting, occu-
pying the ladies waiting room while
thus engaged. They had quite n crowd
of spectators during the day. They
were bound for Mitchell, Dakota. The
singing WAS good. the young ladies
were very good looking. and the whole
party seemed very earnest aud sincere
in their religious work.
The complaint against Chas. Dahl
for disturbing school No. Is in Little
Rock, 10y sssaulting the teacher, Mr.
WeatherNy, was tried second time be-
fore ESQ. Gordon and u jury, the jury
on the first trial beng unable t" agree
o, Il verdict. The case Was most ably
conducted and argued by Gro. W.
Wilson for the prosecution, and l.. s.
Nelson for the defence. This time the
jury agreed very promptly, returning
, verdict Of guilty. A fine of ten tol
lars was assessed hy Justice Gordon,
with the Costs, of the trial, the latter
bpi,;e il very considerable itt m, over
ninety dollars. The case was appealed
to the District Court by the defendant, :,
aud Will be on the calendar for trial It
the March term. 49,.
Tic I4adits sf st. ;;oha:s Guild: will
give :, Mardi Gras 1ec pti"n on Tues
day the 18th inst, NJ the &. A Il. Hall.
A full notice Of this unique 'ntt rtain-
nent will be given next week.
Boyes and gyrlrs who stryve to tel
W tru,he and resist ye wyl-s Of W
father Of Lies, will hoarde their p~r-
| ries for admission fee t. W entertain
| u,-nt Of W 2lst and 22'd. Ye sum
gathered wi!l be expended Oh yc sclIooIe
| !ybraryt. DO n''t forget ye tyne.
DIED-At his home in Elk township
on January 3Oth 1890. Mr.. Ira Turner.
aged ~ years s mouths and 20 days.
Mr.. Turner was born in Mass. May LIST
1917. Early in life he removed t. New
York and on April IS 1913 was united
in marriage to Miss Sally NJ. Myers,
who preceded him into the rest that
remaineth for the pure in heart, nearly
twelve yrars ago. Father Turner was
converted and united with the Meth
odist Episcopal church in the year
1850, aud remained Il faithful and con
sistent member unto the end. III
settled, with his family, III Nob]es Co
in 1872, where he has spent his last
years in severe, though patient suffer
Ing. Heleaves a son and family, aht
a large circle of friends who will miss
him. The funeral services were con
Quoted at the house, by Rev. Harring
ton Of Worthin2ton, on Saturday Feb
End and the body was laid in the Gem
etery near Mr.. VOles.
have new stock Of Drag timbe
and Oak Lumber of all kinds on hand
Come and STE it.
% If AEON FORBES
CARD OF THANKS.
The undersigned wish to expires
their sincere gratitude and thanks t
all friends and neighbors for thei
kindly help and assistance during GU
late bereavement, in the death of ou
rather.
FRANK AND EMMA TURNER
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WEATHER REPORT,
: For JANUARY 1890.