The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-04-17
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Martin, is suffe. ing with felon on
her finger which prevented her from
taking her part in the district school.
Geo. D. Dayton, Esq, was chosen
by the MAnkato Presbytery. ut its late
session, q commissioner to represent it
in the General Assembly which meets
in May, at Sarat oga, New York.
Farmers realize that but one grade
Of Lubricating oil is cheap and that is
the best. Kept only at
# WARREN 4 HUNISTON's
Judge Wemple, Mrs. Schaefer, and
daughter Gertie, Rev, Pierce and wife,
of Rushmore, were in town on Tues
day. "
A minor arrival is welcomed at the
home of Donald Petit, at Rushmore,
last Sunday, thus making Judge G. W.
W. Dow a grandpa. The grandpa held
court this week with \ pleased and
serene expression on his face.
Long life to both the young and old.
Mr.. G. G. Taylor, the Factory Piano
Tuner is here again on his spring tour
1T is needless to say more as he has nj
ways gave the best of satisfaction to
his patrons he will be at the Worthinq
ton House for few days. Call for
him thore if you want your piano
tuned.
The evening Associated Press news
dispatches Of Wednesday announce the
death of Hon. Eugene Wilson, at Mas
sau, Bahama Islands. on the 10Th inst.
| lie WAS the Democratic candidate for
Governor ut the last election in this
| State.
The ADVANCE reporter had a pleas
ant ride with DR.. Kenyon, y few miles
into the country the other day. The
farmers are busy rs bees, and we are
glad to see that in several places me-
chanics are at work, adding to farm
convenieuces, enlarging aud repairing
both houses and barns.
A pleasant party was held at the
residence of Mr.. s. A. IIildrelh last
Saturday evening in honor Of the
18th birthday of his little grand -daugh-
ter, Allie Sprague. The company was
composed Of thirty yonng people, who
enjoyed themselves in fine style. Mrs,
Ilildreth furnished the little people 4
bountiful supper, which was honor
with such appreciation RS healthy
youthful uppeti:es can give.
Horses, :new and second hand bug
gies, new and second hand harness fol
sale and to let by l. &. Oliver, Wor-
Ellington, Mimi. tt.
The District Court will hold an ad-
journed session in this county begin
ming on Monday May ssh. The bust
ness Of greatest Importance will lie the
trial Of Chas. Mirkel for the killing Of
lis brother-in-law. Counsel on boil
sides of this case have been busy pre-
pairing for the trial. g. O. Daley
county attorney will prosecute, ant
Geo. W. Wilson, Esq. will defend
The chief contest wi be, doubtless, al
to the responsibility of the prisoner fol
his actions. The defense will be OF
he ground of unsoundness Of mind.
Mr.. ". 5. FIaz .rd left on Tuesda,
morning for his home at Parkersburg
Iowa, where his brother, aged seven.
teen, was lying very sick, who few
weeks ago met with very serious &C.
cident. While wrestling with one o
his brothers lie fell in such a way AS t,
nearly break his neck. lie was hom'
OF vacation from college wher,
he was studying tor the ministry
|[LATER.-Since the ABOVE WAS write,
We received word that he died befor
Mr.. Haz ,rd reached home
A bald headed woman is unusual he
fore she is 40, but gray ',air is common
with them earlier. Badness and gray
ness may he prevented by using HALL
Hair Remover.
Sec II. e. Torrances' price list thi
week.
Last Friday evening company o
young people assembled at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. James BLY, aud gave
very interesting program, which wa
creditable to them, and very enter
tanning to the few heighOOrs who hat
assembled for the purpose Of hearinI
them. The following are the name
Of the persons taking part: Mabe
Bulls, Effie Bulls, Lena Bulls, Elhe
Fish, Mau lie Forbes, Lee Forbes, Til!
lie " right, Jessie Bly,, and Josie Nor
rill. The proceeds of these meeting
are for charitable purposes. The mex
meeting will be at Mrs. e.. Bulls OF
Friday evening. April 18th.
Taking effect Sunday, April nth
the e. st. p. NJ. & .. Try. Go. have in
creased their passenger service OF
both main line and branch, putting iii
to service between st. Paul and Siou1
City, one more passenger train eacI
way, making three first class train
each way. Two at night and one i,
day time. also putting on an extr,
train on the branch. Passenger ]eav
here for Sioux Falls and Mitchell a
5:25 a. M; arrives here FROM Sioux Falls
at 1850 p. m; accommodation leav
here at ;:W =. IN. and arrives frou
Sioux Falls at 1l:lO u. M. This trai,
carries mail, baggage and express ant
Tia night train hauls a Pullman sleel
O.: betw cen Sioux Falls and Worthinc
tol, making connections here for st
Paul. This company has the hes
passenger ssrvice Of any rail road il
this part of tile country and also equip
ment aud road bed uneqnaIled in thes