The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-04-10

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Good house, grand reception and
&. W. SMITH.
Mrs. A. G. Lamport of Murray Co.,
is spending the week with her sister
Mrs. Harrington.
Jersey Jackets for 60 cts worth $3.50
ut II. E. Torrances'.
MIR. F. r. Jackson, wife and son. OF
s. D., visited Mrs. 11arring-
ton on Thursday and Friday last.
Mrs, Minor, mother Of Mrs, Minnie
Bartholomew, is in Wcrthington and
expects to make her home with her
daughter in the future.
Mr.. Horace Norman is putting up
a new house on one of his lots III Clary
Addition, and q new barn also Oh lot
adjoining.
The Social that the Ladies Of the
Presbyterian Church were to give ut
the Lake View House Friday evening
has been postponed oncweek.
e. Klinzensmit' utter IA year in Arm
strong county. Pa. has returned to his
farm on Sec. 8, which. has been occup-
led Ivy Mr. D. Herline. Mr.. Herline
will shortly build residence for him
self on his farm on Sect.
At the Congregational church last
Sunday Rev. F.. L. Fisk preached an
appropriate Easter sermon and in the
evening the Sunday school gave a very
attractive and interesting exercise.
which Was largely attended.
A card Of thanks will be found in
the ADVANCE this week from the
people of Miner county, Sonth Dakota,
for whose relief Mr.. p. II. Judge soil.
cited contribute. MS. to those who
kindly responded to his appeal.
Weather report for March 1890.
Coolest at a. m. LIST, ii below. Warm
est at 2 y. M. Goth, 81 above. Cloudy
days Is. Windy days 6. Rainfall
six one hundredths inch. Snowfall
Is inches. Average Is above.
J. II. MAXWELL.
Mr.. D. W. Chute took car load of
cattle to the Omaha market few days
ago, and met with sufficient success t"
warrant him in buying another car
load, this time exclusively OF cows,
with which lie left on Wednesday of
this week.
The morning services at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church were adapted to
the occasion, the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Harrington, making forcible appeal
for missions. In the evening the
Sunday school gave an Easter concert
which was led by Mr.. Frank Lewis.
Come and examine our Cedar Shin
giles. NAAAkAGoN LID. 60.
Last Saturday afternoon about 4
o'clock Chas. Darby, about 15ye.rs old,
WAS playing with his playmates in his
fathsr's barn, While jumping. Charlie
Slipped and dislocated his elbow. The
lad suffered intensely. Drs. Kenyon
and Webb were called to his relief.
Prof. Sandford Niles. a teacher Of
large experience and high reputation
is attending the Teachers Institute
this week. He is the author of school
text books. and has made teaching the
vocation of his life. He meets here Il
friend in II. w. Moberly, our County
Treasurer. to whom he gave license
to teach school eighteen years ago.
Mr.. Walter Aagaard reports the fol-
lowing recent land salrs:-Henry G..
Meyer of Keystone, In. NE46-1O2-4O.
Chas. I.auson of Berseadotte, Mimi,
NE4 9-1O1-39. VIM. r. HAZARD Of
Butler Co., Ia., NE+ of NW4 36-l02
Al. Teda Reemtsina of Ellsworth.
Minn., Nj of SW4 33-103-41. All
drew Anderson of Hovs City, Ia, Nj
of SW4 ll-1O3-4l.
Judge Wilson and County Attorney
Daley have been to Cedar Rapids, TAX
ing dispositions in the Mirkel murder
case that is to be tried here in May
next. The dispositions relate to the
unsound mental condition of the pri.
soner, which will be plead in his de-
Tense.
White Rose Soap, 5 Bars for rs
cents, superior to Ivory Soap.
q MCMANUs& BLY,.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce and wife had 4
hearty and generous welcome given
them at the Rushmore Hotel on Friday
evening last. The people of Rushmore
know how to make strangers feel at
home, and we congratulate Rev. Mr..
Pierce and his lady that the "lines
have fallen to them in pleasant places :"
Judge Wilson s professional business
has increased to such An extent that
he has oeen compelled to increase the
capacity of his office. He has rented
the room formerly occupied by l.. NJ.
Lauge, Mr.. DALEY, the county attor.
ney, moving his office next door.
Prof. w. W. Hobbs, of the Worth
ington Schools, requests us to say that
the state certificates for the state ex-
animation have been received and will
be piyen to those entitled to them on
Monday April 18th. The number of
certificates is eighty-seven-
W, H. Skemp.of Minneapolis, will
discuss the question: docs Prohibi.
ton prohibit?" in tn 9 county rs fol-
lows: Kimbrae, April 10th. Rush