The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-05-29
LOCAL..

LOCAL.
New invoices of Wall Paper at
G. w. SMITHS.
Mr.. Frank Day was in Adrian last
Friday.
Miss Julia Anderson spent Friday
ut Round Lake with friends.
Judge Wemple and wife OF Rush
more, were in town OH Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Robertson Of Lake Park,
Is visiting the family Of MIR. James
Wright.
Rev. Pierce and wife Of Rushmore,
were guests of Mrs. Harrington one
day last week.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
plants with. Mrs. PAISLEY.
Everybody invited to bring flowers
to G. A. r. Hall on Friday morning,
May 3oth at 9 O'Clock.
Geo. f. Dearborn, of st. Paul, re-
presenting Glass and Crockery firm,
has been in Worthington several days.
Mrs. F. A. Turner from the west
eide, stopped over Sunday with Treas
u1er MoberlY while on her way to st.
Charles, MINI.
The regular union meeting Of the
YES. G.. Z. will be held in the
NJ. E.. church next Sunday evening at
Zo'clock.
Mrs. Or. Kenyon had pleasant tea
party at her residence on Friday even
ing, her guests being the lady teachers
Of the public schools.
Court Reporter Aver, with some
friends from Sioux City, went to
Round Lake with a fishing out fit.
viii be In for the sport for several days.
A largo line Of Ladies' Muslin Gar
ments at H. f. Torrances',
Wortlington had another busy day
Saturday, the streets were crowded
with teams, two shows in town, the
weather perfect, and the crowd i'm
monSe.
Geo. J. Day, has fitted up a nice
convenient Office next door to &. W.
Smiths Drug Store, where he will
carry on real estate business.
Conductor Babcock has been quite
sick for week at his home in this city.
1lr. John Forrest has had charge Of
his train between here and Baskerville.
Warren and Humiston opened their
Soda Fountain OH Friday, and refresh.
ed the thirsty who happened in, with
the summer beverage. With warmer
weather the crowds will come to be
waited upon.
Farmers realize that hut one grade
of Lubricating oil is cheap and that is
the best. Kept only at
WARREN & HUM1sToN's.
The many friends of Mr.. a. L. Orion
will read with pleasure his marriage to
Miss Anna Brown, at Sioux Falls, on
Tuesday, May 20. Mr.. Orion is we'll
known in Worthington. lie is now in
the drug business in Sioux Falls.
The members of the Women's Relief
Corps are most earnestly requested to
meet at the G. A. r. Hall Friday at
8 q. IN. to arrange flowers for the
memorial services. HELEN PAISLEY,
Corps President.
Mr.. AEON Forbes is drilling we'll
on his residence lot in quest of water
primarily, but willing to find oil, gas,
coal, salt or any other useful material.
The we'll has reached nearly to two
hundred feet. and MIR. F. says he will
find something if the drill has to be
sent through to China.
Paint, Oil, Brushes, Varnish, Ala
bastine and Gypsine at
WARREN Il HUM1sroN's. Il:
Mr.. Valentine Lentz, of Ellsworth
made complaint before Esq, Bear, of
this town, that he had had stolen from
him fur coat, which he valued ut $1S
and blanket worth dollar and half.
Tho theft occurred at Ellsworth, the
goods being taken from his wsgon.
Two men, one named Barnett and the
other Duesler, we're suspected of the
larceny, and warrant was placed in
the hands of Deputy Sheriff Ed. Ryan,
of Ellsworth, who ran down lis men
ut Bigelow. finding them in the second
story of vacant house. They were
brought before Justice Bear on We'd
nesday. The goods were found with
them, and they offered no defense.
Accordingly they had the option given
them to pay SIS dollars into the county
treasury. or to have their board paid !
by the county for the space of 50 days
ut the Hotel de Anderson. Choosing
the latter from lack o. wealth they
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