The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-12-04

Oregon Cedar Shingles are the best.
Call and see them.
g. NEyAKAGox LUMDERCO
John II. Clnte is visiting at DR..
Crigler's this week.
A. T. Bennett, ESQ, a leading at
torney of Manning, Carol county,
Iowa, was here this week on legal
business. 49,.
Miss Ella Ashworth, who, is en-
gagged in teaching at Chandler,
MINI, spent Thanksgiving with
her parents and friends in Worth
ington.
G. O. Daley, Esq, has removed
his Office to a room in the G.. A. r
building, next to DIR. Crigler's
Office.
A lad named Erickson, living
ne IT. Round Lake, while handling
a gun, exploded some powder into
his face. DR.. Webb was called for
and made the necessary surgical
repairs.
The subject for the evening discourse
at the NJ. e. church will be "llraven,
the Future Home of Gods People,
Allare welcome.
The third meeting Of the American
Health and Temperance socisty WAS
held Saturday night in the Adventist
hall. Q'ite All interesting program
was carried ont.
The pupils and teachers had brief
vacation on Thanksg living from two
days of school work. On Monday their
tasks were l'egun again, all the more
cheerily for \ short cessation of mental
labor
Mr.. Yates, the ice dealer from
Kansas City was in Worthington on
Thanksgiving day. We assure him Of
a welcome if he shall find this good
point at which to gather his ice har-
vest for 1891.
Give us chance to figure on your
lumber bills, we will use you right.
NEMAKAGoN LUMBER Go.
Sunday night u series of meetings
will he commenced in the Adventist
hall, considering some subjects of in
tercst to all. The room will be well
warmed and u cordial invitation is ex.
tended 10 all
Prof. Hobbs reports eight new
pupils enrolled in our schools on
Monday of this we *, and a large r
attendance than in any former year
at this period of the school term.
Pupils from abroad are coming in
every few days.
The ADVANCE household, for the
second time, received from Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. Stoutemyer, splendid
Turkey, for the annual day of Thanks.
giving. 1t was material for more than
dinner, and the liberal donors will &C
cept thanks for the good will accom-
panying rs we'll as for the acceptable
gift itself.
Eight families have moved into
this part of Mobiles county from
Illinois, within few weeks. They
are all thrifty and skillful farmers,
who have made a success of prairie
farming where thew have lived,
who have sold the old homesteads
at good prices and come here to
obtain cheaper land, richer soil,
and investments every year rising
in value. There are all heartily
welcomed by their new neighbors.
Miss Estey lectured to a fair
audience on Wednesday evening at
the Congregational Church. She
is a forcible and Jealous advocate
of the Prohibition party. At the
close of the lecture a branch of
the w. G. T. U. was organized,
with quite a number of the lead
ing !: dies of Worthington in it's
membership.
Mr.. H. NJ. Palm has procured
at quite liberal outlay Of capital
an elegant and fifty finished Hearse.
This supplies confessed want in
our community, and the equipment
| of the U Undertaking Department of
| Mr.. PALMS business is now very
complete. The people highly ap-
preciate the thoughtful enterprise
| which has provided this facility
for carrying to the place of inter
ment the bodies Of departed friends
with due tenderness and honor.
By mistake the Eleventh item
in the answer made by Judge VIII
son in the Barron-Maguire contest
was omitted. The substance of the
allegation is that in Lorain town.
ship Mrs. Barron was only entitled
to twenty votes, instead Of thirty,
as returned. Non-citizenship, non
residence, and under age are the
grounds on which the rejection of
tae ten votes is asked.
Til .nksgiying Day WAS observed in
WorthinRton by a general cessation of
business, except at the hotels, where
bouateous feasts were spread for all the
guests. Family gatherings were nu-
merous And many Gid renniona took