The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-06-19
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string Of fish on Tuesday last, and dis.
pensed generous share to the AID.
VANCE household. Mrs. Is. has In.
Bured luck for herself at her future ex-
% they who remember the
printer are sure Of prosperity.
Our town has been infested with
tramps for . day or two. Last night
Marshal Convey. threw encouragement
In their way by putting four of them
IN the town cooler. They had lame
man toto do the sympathetic for them,
and lived on his gatherings. He Was
not locked up.
The little daughter OF Mr.: Fred
WeidaeE. OF Elk, about eight years Of
ayr, w.'ile playing in an upper cham
Der Of the house, on Friday Of last week,
fell down the stairs. and broke her lett
arm midway between the elbow and
shoulder joint. She was brought to
tho Office of DR.. Kenyon, where her ill.,
juries were properly attended to.
The ADVANCE expresses its thanks
for . box of fresh, chocolate candies,
put up in the neatest style from the
popular house OF McKusick, Copeling
& Co., Of Minneapolis. For this sweet
donation We are indebted to the agent
Of that house, Mr.. J. H. Barrett. who
is . frequent visitor Of our town, and
who is working up q considerable
trade. The sample we have of the
manufactures Of the firm is tirst-class.
On Thursday last, when the train on
the Burlington road, Of which Mr.. W.
T. Post is engineer. was running be-
tween tho Hotel Orleans and Superior,
the side or parallel rod was broken.
Mr.. Post and his fireman, Mr.. Joe.
Carberry. were both slightly hurt, but
escaped without serious or permanent
injury. About year ago very SINH
lar accident happened to Mr.. Post, in
flicting upon him injury which dis
abled him for q considerable time.
We are happy to announce the ap.
pointment of Philo Halves to the p s.
masterslip Of the town Of Luverne.
Capt. IIawes was for several years a
resident OF Worthington, and his many
old friends here rejoice that this Off
| cial favor has fallen to him. It is a
proper recognition of q soldiers SER
vices, and places the Office in the hands
of one we'll qualified to discharge its
duties.
The storm of last Friday morning
extended over q wide area of country.
1t was especially severe in the vicinity
of Sibley. Iowa. About one mile this
side of Sibley "washout" so impaired
the track that the night passenger
trains on the Omaha were ordered to
remain at Worthington until noon.
All the road men about Worthington
were ordered to the work of repair, and
the road was promptly put in good
shape for the passage of all trains.
Farmers call and see the Osborne
Jr. Entire Steel Frame Binder, quick
adjustable Reel, one Lever, Others
use two or three, Rotary Butter, nc
Canvas, Bearings for Oiling in plain
sight. Sold by Mrs. Anna Davis.
On the return of the drum corps
from Luverne, bringing with them thu
prize of $50, they were met at thu
station by the Worthington Brass
Band, and a large concourse of oul
citizens. The band escorted the drum
corps to the Worthington Hotel, where
cheers were exchanged between thu
people aud the welcomed corps. Mr.
G. w. Smith presented Capt. Heron
with boquet of flowers on behalf o.
the Esmeralda company, which wa:
humorously received AZ an exchange
for q like compliment given to the lat
ter company when they came home
from Adrian, some months, ago.
Frank Geiger, q freight car conduc.
tor on the Omaha Railway, on Frida,
of last week met with very sad &C.
cident to himself. When his train wal
about Two miles east OF Sibley. he stop.
ped it to examine the track ahead o.
him. After satisfying himself thai
it was safe to proceed HI
signalled his engineer to mov'
forward. When the train reached hin
he attempted to jump on the engine
but missing his footing, fell, and ha(
ono of his legs crushed by the wheels
A special car was sent to Worthingtor
/ for DIR. Kenyon, tho road surgeon
The doctor, assisted bye. w. Smith
who accompanied him, smputated thu
limb below the knee.
Crop of Timothy for sale, on thu
south east and north west quarters Of
section twenty-njne (29) ono third Of
mile from Rushmore station, Noble.
County, Minnesota. Said land hat
produced good crops Of Timothy thu
last three years past, 800 acres in all
Bids will be received until the first Of
July next. Address JOHN B. KAYE
The officers Of the ladies Presbyterian
Missionary Societies now in session ART
as follows: President, Mrs. &. B
T Miner, Winnebago City. Vice Presi
dent, Mrs. E. K. Cheedle, Jackson
Mrs. Campbell, LeSueur; Mrs. D. Buck
Mankato; Mrs. n. Riheldaffer, Red
wood Falls. Recording secretary, Mrs
L. J. Taylor, LeSuer. Corresponding
secretary, Mrs. E. D. Eva 8, Blue
Earth City. Treasurer. Mrs. Ada
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