The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-06-26
LOCAL..

LOCAL.
County Attorney Daily is home from
Ellsworth.
Miss Mamie IIumiston is visiting
friead in Sioux City.
Prof. Campbell, county superlnteno-
emit. Of Adam, was in town on MONDAY
Mr.. Frank Lewis, of the Brick Gro
cery. has been kept to his house ~
sickness for several days.
Mrs. II, G.. Allen, of st. Paul Is visl-
ting her fathers family, Sheriff An
derson.
FEE. Warren took tour of certain
cities of Iowa, last week, returning
home on Monday.
King Cactus Oil for barbed wire cuts
at Smiths Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yates. OF Kansas City.
Mo. are visiting with Mr.. aud Mrs. j..
T. Fisher, at tue Worthington Hotel.
Prof. Hobbs and family have goneto
Minneapolis. After July 10th they will
visit with friends at Nevada, Ohio.
Judge Wilson returned home from
Window last Saturday night where he
has been attending court.
Daniel Rohrep, Esq. returned last
Friday from Window, where he WAS
attending court.
The infant daughter Of Philip Nc
Carvel died on Sunday afternoon. She
was about six months old.
Mr.. E. A. Dieker, representing the
notion house of Arthur, Warren Y
Abbott, of st. Paul, was in town this
week..
MIR. w. T. Post is on visit to Cedar
Rapids. Charles Carberry is running
his engine during his absence
c.. E.. Saville takes the road for the
Worthington Cig.r Factory, Mr.. Gran
dali having resigned.
MARRIED: At the village Office In
Worthington, on Tuesday, June 24th,
by Esq, Bear, Mr.. John T. Lasher and
and Hiss Joanna Schroeder.
The BEST is the CHEAPEST, buy
the light running Mccormick, the
BEST in tho world.
Mrs. Daniel Sweickhard, of Mankato,
daughter of J. r. Ashworth, Is spend
lug few days with her fathers family
In Worthington.
Mrs. McKillop, our valued cores
pondent from Worthington township
kindly remembered the ADVANCE with
with some green peas from her garden.
Many thanks. g
Co.ae and examine our Cedar Shin
giles. NAAAKAooN Lib. 20.
Rov.C IS. Ware, Rector of St. John s
Episcopal church in Wolthipgton, vii
hold services in that church on mex
Sunday at IL a. III. aud 8. p. M. All
Invited.
Paint, Oil, Brushes, Varnish, Ala
bAstine aud Gypsine at
WARREN.&. 1IUM1sToN's.
Mr.. Martin and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Meshler, MIR. and Mrs. Lamb, went to
Round Lake Saturday to catch fish,
but, following al apostolic precedent
caught nothing,
The little months old daughter of
Mr.. Fred Myers, of Brewster, was In
jured by u kick from horse on Satur-
day. DR.. Webb was sent for and she
is now doing we'll.
A large line Of Ladies' Muslin Gar
ments at H. +. TorraAcesr,
Che Seventh Day Adventists begin
services ut the Big Tent on Thursday
evening. Elder Il. G. Porter has come
to take part in the services with tic
ministers named elsewhere.
Miss Jennie Larimore visited the
ADVANCE family for several days, and
on Tuesday left to visit friends iu Ne
braska. Miss Larimore graduated
from the Minneapolis high school In
the class of 1880.
Mr.. Chess Birch, an Evangelist, who
has been holding gospel meetings in
various localities, is spending vaea-
tiau season In Worthington, and is
stopping at the Lake View Hotel. He
accompanies his gospel talks with both
vocal and instrumental music.
Mrs. McKillop brought to us this
week specimens of the growing barley
and oats. the stalks are vigorous and
healthy, and nicely headed out. flew
more days of good weather aud the
grain will he perfectly formed.
If you want cheap machine Get
q Mccormick. Call on
If N. y. LANcsErn.