The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-07-17
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Agent.
LOCAL.
King Cactus Ot! Tor barbed wire cuts
y, Smiths Drug Store.
The Board of Equalization meets
next Monday.
I'M. Tatenan, OF Sioux Fall FORM
erly of this place, was one OF our call
ers on Wednesday.
The Misses Ashworth, Julia Hyl"nd'
and Edith Tompkins were visiting
friends at Fulda last week.
Mrs. W. T. Post and son Will arriv-
ed in Worthington on the Burlington
train Saturday night.
Mrs. L. B. Bennett visited friends
ut Heron Lake last week. Mr. Ben
nett was there over Sunday.
MACHINE OIL, cheaper than the
cheapest at MCMANUs & BLY's.
May COURTS and Minnie Grossenberg
of Rock Valley, Iowa, are visiting
Mrs. Joseph Rosenburg of this city.
DC. Holmes and Mr.. Graves of this
place, conducted u Song Service in the
Presbyterian church ut Luverne last
Sunday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Fisk and wife left on Mon
day morning for Beloit, Wis.,, to visit
Mr.. Fisk's father and family. The
services at the Congregational church
will be berd Sunday mornings as usual.
The following land sales are report
ed by Walter Aagaard; Mrs. Sepper,
Worthington, Il of sw 11-lr2-1
Chas. Wiebeuer, of Sioux Valley, 8 !
NV 329-l0l-37.
The celebrated Collins Family Band
and Specially Company will be given
at the Masonic Hall tonight. They
will have street parade, watch. fer it.
It is said to be one of the finest COM
panies on the road.
Come and examine our Cedar Shin
giles. NAMAKAGON lib. Co.
Owing to some mistake the Rev. Mr..
Williams, of Window, did not preach
III the NJ. f. church last Sunday. Rev.
Mr.. Bear was called upon to eli the
pulpit, which he did to the acceptance
Of his bearers.
Mr.. James Ramage, the efficient
assistant Of Mr.. AEON Forbes in his
business establishment, has been quite
sick for q couple of weeks with malar-
ial fever. lie is now in fair way to
recover.
MIR. Christ APPEL has purchased one
of the Celebrated Pitts Threshing Ma
chimes, from the we'll known Agricul-
ture depot of Mrs. Anna Davis in
Worthington. and is prepared to do
threshing for all who wish such ser
vice.
Mr.. W. X. Wilson, of Bigelow. was
among our callers ON Wednesday. lie
reports crops better now than has been
for Several years past. Some little
rust Oil wheat on new land, but it is
all right yet, the stem is all sound.
\ large line Ut Ladies' Muslin Gar
ments at II. r. Torrances',
Uncle Toms Cabin was played on
the circus ground Oh Saturday night,
to a slim audience. It WAS an exceed
ingly poor show, despite the assurane
by the advance agent of the company
that it should be first class in every
particular.
Mrs. J. A. Town has been seriously
Ill for several days, and great anxi"ty
has been felt by her friends. Mrs.
Town is one of our most active and
public spirited ladies, and all join in
the prayer that she may speedily re.
cover from her illness.
Since the above was put in type
her death has occurred. See notice.
Rev. H. j. Harrington writes from
Waseca that an immense crowd listen.
ed to the sermon of Dr.. Talmadge on
Sunday last. lie WAS heard Nv 10000
people. The heat was intense during
the day. There WAS rain in the even
ing, and cooler atmosphere.
A Caucus of the Republican voters
Of the village "f Worthington will he
held ut the Village Hall on Friday
July tsti', 1890 ut 7:30 y. IN. to elect
eight delegates to the County Conven-
ton, to be held ut the Court House OF,
July 10Th at l O'Clock p. IN.
BY Order Of Committee.
have two houses and lots to
exchange for farms, Call ut Bank Of
Northington.
Att. J. P. MOULTOK,
The new Sunday School in the Ward
District, Elk township, under the care
OF Mr Fred Cone, is rapidly increasing
in numbers and Interest. Last Sun
day tbs attendance was ~. Next Sun.
day Mr.. +. II. Day. President Of the
. County =. $. Associati NJ, will assist
tile superintendent iu the school eA-
eIci5es.
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