The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-07-24

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GRANT MORRISON.
Agent.
LOCAL.
King Cactus u! for barbed wire cuts
NJ Smiths Drug Store.
Watch for the big show on satur.
day August 2.
Mrs. Town mother of Mr.. A. J.
Town is visiting In this city.
A new sign is up In front OF the
Union Mercantile store. =.
Miss Minnie Booth is visiting Miss
Ella Ashworth this week.
Mrs. D. Schweickhsrd, accompanied
by her brother Roy, left for Asukato
last Friday.
Miss Ida Edward, Of Ia Porte City,
H., is visiting her sister Mrs. E. Sal.
mon, of this city.
Mrs. Lille Long, from West Side
township, in Mobiles county, is visiting
with Mr.. r. w. Moberly's daughters.
MACHINE OIL, cheaper than the
cheapest ut McMANUs 4 BLY's.
DR.. Kenyon reports that little girl
baby came to the home of Mr.. J. H.
DeWolf, Of Bigelow, last Sunday night.
Rev. Pierce, of Rushmere preached in
n. E. Church last Sunday morning and
evening very acceptably.
Miss Lizzie King of Madelia, MINI.
is visiting Miss Anna Fisher. at the
W0rtl,ington Hotel.
Rev. ]. IL. Clark, Of Pipestone, will
preach ut the Presbyterian Church on
next Sunday, on exchange with Rev.
II. McCune.
Rev. Frank Peterson will preach in
the NJ. L. church next Sunday, in Eng
lisl in the morning and in tho Swedish
language In the evening.
The many friends of Mrs. G. II.
Allen, daughter of Sheriff Anderson,
will be panied to learn OF her serious
illness at her home in st. Paul.
Rev. l.. W. CLANCY, of Morristown,
Minn., u former resident of this
county, vas in attendance upon the
funeral of of his niece, Mrs. Town.
MARR1ED:-In Worthington, on the
18th Of July, 1890, by Rev. Robert
McCune, Mr., Herman Ieistico and
Miss Bertha Leistiee, all Of this county.
Mrs. Jennie Belding, Of Corning, Ia,
and Miss Lena johnson, of Chicago,
were in attendance last week at the
funeral Of Mr.. j. H. Johnson.
5Samuelson and Syncherson, House
Painting, Granting, Sign and Carriage
Painting. Ready Mixed Paints. Linz
seed Oil, and Varnish for sale zS-2w.
Wintermute Brothers, new colossal
show will be here Saturday. August 2,
They will give two performances, after
noon aud evening.
There will be preaching by one or
more Of the Adventist brethren at
the Boldly School House on Sunday
next, vt 4 O'Clock, p. m. All ore invi-
ted.
The Collins family Band last Thurs
day at Masonic Hall WAS very good,
but the audience exceedingly small,
they are deserving of better house,
and IT. they return will get it.
Mrs. Colburn, of Minneapolis, Mr..
and Mrs. Town, and Mrs. Allen Cha
ney, Of Owat0nna, Mr.. and Mrs. Town
Of BallxtOD, were in attendance at the
funeral Of Mrs. Town.
Mr.. Geo. d. Dayton's report of the
Presbyterian General Assembly. deliv.
cred on last Sunday, WAS Interesting
and instructive, and had the tribute of
close attention from large audience.
]. r. Aslworth brought in a new
head Of cabbage to US, grown in his
garden this year. He has had tomatoes
and roasting corn from his garden
this season. We have tested the cab
bage, and pronounce it sound and good.
Mr.. L. Is. Moberly, Of Fairmont,
Nebraska, Is visiting with his son,
Treasurer Moberly, end with his other
children living in this county. Mr.. NJ.
IL about 70 years Of age. in the youth
Of = good old age. which we hope may
be long protraeted. 49,.
A Baptist church vas organized in
WorthinRtop on last Sunday morning
ut the G. A. II. Hall, by Rev. Mr..
Mower, assisted by Rev. Frank Peter
son. Rev. Mr.. Peterson preached III
the evening. We have not learned the
names Of the officers chosen.
Mr.. Dayton's new residence now dis.
plays its massive and elegant proper
tions, though much has to he done be-
fore it is complete. 1t will be an orna.
lnent tn the village, and marks new
epocl, in our village history, where pro-
gress and prosperity is eyinced il
Of elegance, taste and CON.
furt. Let others follow III this line. |