The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-01-02
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mornfnk. 10 OeNevss e starting the
new yenr ln = new c0aUtry. success 70
MIN. Ills family Will remain here for
ehe present. .:s# ~.
Mrs. +. II. Baasett visited ID Wor-
Ellington last saturday.
Mr.. Ben Randall took advant.~a ~
tile holiday rates to Wait IN A7hart
Lea, lie returned on Saturday morn-
ing and reports I good time.
Miss sadie Cummings Of Worthins-
ton, Was the guest Of Mrs. 6cl,asfer %
Saturday and Sunday last. 81
Mr Ted Mviius 81 Adrian .n.,,..
sunday afternoon and evenim. III
A. Schaefer and family. : ''
Our ,r.io n.,k.A .o,.,.,,.. ,,-.,A
,>,,t -ans,n.: a 5" ,;.ht Sv'''sn - "ve1y
~, .~ U.:1S. 80 80 .,,S5i.
On EIlosy !ass, eleven members Of
I.uveIne LOd9eL y: o1G. paid .
WISH 20 Inc momDeEe OF EUREKA Lodge
OF TINS place.. Inc vleitots arrived on
TUG eIeSen o,c!0ck tIStIs, An0 were moe
~ the Depot 0y q commltteo and es-
corteo 70 tue husnmore Hotel. whore
thty were 'sesteo 10 = sumptlooe dtn!
"e IT.; ...
luz "tto1noon was pleasantly spent
see,ng some OK tue slRnte OF the city
Sno sHJoh.ne country, oenlna some of
nusn!noIes laStesI ssoste5s; Sup?ef
Wy na se.ve gu ~ Tue ao'e4 sno heartily
'ens"eu ny ~ .,,
~. a SESSION SESSION. ot tne HDoge Ias nela 8
s liz sc ~ 1 "u'e ~ s.sns oolock.
w tue uooss we? tn1own open y
t"e pno.:c ."u az II!onos ~ temPerT
anSo 'hvltGo 70 enteI.
IN, r: NJ" M IT,: a. S e W. 1:Soy
t1oi!ls, Mt. anam 11OiIis sno AI. reg
Myuus " Ao'aal', "eso among tncs
visitors, .....,:
Inc meeting va: called to order BY
&. I. Rev. }: q. Price. A dne pro:
gram consisting OF songs recitettons,
o'aioRues ana 'nstrnmene"l music Wa
rendered 20 the satlsr"ct ION OF all.
Tie following question WAS ABLY
d!scassed; Resolved that tne re"ding
OF fiction does more good than harm.
ny hev. -, - rice, Mr. "A. Scn"riel'
"ho NJ. .: W. Aerr Tor the sM!matavo
ana nev. Jameson. Nev. L.. Mctntyre
and MI: J; q: rhom Tor the NEGATIVE:
mess!s =: Il. Wemple, ;. Wr1ent ana
Leu my"us acteo ~ JUDGES ana W.T.
oict OF Two 20 one tor the amrmat,ve'
which met the hearty approva! OF the
audience. The speakers all did nohly
and were loudly applauded BY tho
audience: Inc discussion was decd
oily the best We ever heard IN THIS
place. The house was we'll filled by 4
very orderly and intelligent audience.
Tho visiting Templars were escorted
back to the Hotel. to while away the
hours Till $40 A. m. A lunch was
served at twelve O'Clock and the. re:
naming hours were very quickly and
Pleasantly spent with music and
games. 90.
Inc following 10 ilst OF tne v'sitors
from L9v9rne: MI. =. =. start: MISS
Stella Williams: Miss Addie ho"R-
land Mr.. ). h. wright. Rev. Jameson,
Mr.. Frank Smeiser, Miss Myr" Xii
patrick. Mr. Roscoe Young, Mr.. John
Wright, MISS mellA Aaneneoo, and
Nj. Jos: Landry. 49,.
The Good Templar Lodge OF this
place now has seventy nahe memoeTa
and among Its members IRE to9no tne
most prominent ana innuentiai people
OF tue village aud ADJOINING country