The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-07-31
uARYESTERs REPORT
our Machine oil to be superior to oil
others. and cheaper In price.
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u WARRAN & HUMIsT0N
Mrs. II. q. Allen and Miss Julia
returned home from st. Paul
this morning.
Ma and Mrs. Fred Beckwith of Sioux
City, are visiting at the residence Of
Mr.. e. r. Humiston.
Mrs. r. F.. Humiston left on Mondy
ior Minneapolis, her home, aocompan-
led BY her two sons.
Rev. II. j.. Harrington will occupy
his own pulpit at the NJ. E. Courch Cd
next Sunday. He preached at Byron,
his former home, on last Sunday.
MARR1ED:-July 27th, 1890, by Rev.
Vim. NJ. Bear, ct Worthington, Mr..
Conrad. Of Jackson county, Minn.. aud
Miss lvah B. Prescott, OF Mobiles Co..
Mimi. ..... -a~ . II.
Rev j. s. Pinney, pastor of the Pres
byterian churches In Kinbrae and Full
da, was in town on Tuesday. He has
added the church at Slayton to his field
of labor.
Au Ice Cream Social will given in
the parlors of the Congregational
church, Friday evening, August Sth.
A pleasant entertainment will be pro-
vided. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. Husselton and fau lily who have
lived in Worthington for Is years, will
soon move to Williamsport, Pa, to
live; where his two sons, Thomas and
George, are now. Mr.. Husselton has
been useful man In Worthington. We
are sorry indeed to have this excellent
family leave this place, where they
have all been very useful and highly
| esteemed. II they do not find the east
| congenial We hope they will come back
to Worthington where they will he
heartily welcomed.
Delicious da water, cold add re-
freshing at WARREN 4 HUM1sroNs'.
| MARRrED-At the residence of the
brides parents, July "a, 1880, by the
Rev. s. b. Goetz, Mr.. Chris. APPEL to
Miss Amelia Dohlhine all Of Elk town
ship, Mobiles Co., MINI. These people
believe in a genuine old time wedding,
which, does not limit the number Of
guests to the nearest relatives only
but extends to friends far and near
at about ten O'Clock the guests be-
gan to gather in from the different d.
rections, bringing with them many
presents and congratulations. Ihe
house not being large enough, and the
day being exceeding pleasant, pavl'-
ion was built in which all could bt
comfortably seated. After the cere-
mony the guests were seated about thu
two large tables that were laden will
delicious dinner. The afternoon was
spent very pleasant. A good swing
which had been put up in Mr.. Dohlhin'
large barn was we'll used by the youn'
people. Ice cream and lemonade wa
dealt out in abundance. At an earl!
hour bountiful supper was served
| and about seven O'Clock the friend
dis6anded feeling delighted over tn
day 50 pleasantly spent.
I have two houses and lots t
exchange for farms, Call at Bank o
Worthington.
47-4t. J. P. MOULTON.
Some important real estate transac
lions have recently taken place in Wo1
Ellington, and, among them on the stl
inst. Geo. w. Wilson, Esq, bougl'
the Wright property, fronting on tn
square, paying one thousand dollars il
cash therefor, and he also bought o
the Minnesota Loan and Investmen
Company one third interest In til
two Miller Hall lots, (where..a hand
, some building was burned few year
ago) adjoining the Wright lot. He als
, owns the lot west of the Wright lot
now occupied by the Swedish Mercan
tile Co. All of this means somethin
but only those interested know what
, is, and when Mr.. Wilson was ipte1
viewed he said they were not yet read
to make plans known. Workmen al
now clearing off the Miller Hall lot
and it looks as though an in,mens
brick block is going to he built Oh tha
!, corner that was swept over by fiji
about II years ago. This indicate
l that the enlarged trade Of Worthingto
demands additional accommodation
= The growth of the town is not phen'
J.. menally rapid, but Is sound and health.
8 All that the town gains it holds, an
Q goes ahead with an assured and pc
y manent progress. The investments {
2 sufe and conservative business met
= Like Judge Wilson, indicates the conf
= dence felt by business men in the fl
!. ture of Worthington.
h IDLEWILD PAVILION REOPENFD AUG.
q Call for Ice Cream and other refresl
= ments. Open every afternoon an
4 evening.
SWEDISH FREE SCHOOL.
Rev. S. Anderson, pastor of tt
Swedish Lutheran church in Worth
- ington. assisted by his daughter, Mi.
~ Eda Anderson, has opened q schot
y for the instruction of young childre
in the Lutheran church, and 6ftee
pupils are already in attendance. I'll
. instruction is given in the Swedis
! lang and is free to all to ente
. WHO wish to be taught in that Ian
guage. This school will lie of advar
tage to those who wish to have thei
3 children retain the literature of thei
native land.