The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-06-11

SOWu Ou PROFESSIONAL UO0Auooo ANuAo-
day and Friday.
Mr.. J. B. Green, returned homo from
his eastern visit last Saturday, looking
~ il bis trip agreed with him.
DR.. Murphy, Of 81. Paul. was called
to this city on Friday and Saturday as
counsel in an important surgical case.
II you intend doing any building it.
will pay you tn look over our stock Ct
Lumber and Building Material Of all
kinds, before buying elsewhere.
28tf. AEON FORBES.
Round Lake wants \ good black
smith to locate at that place, That
live business point will b. q good one
for some Industrious aud competent
mechanic to grow up with.
II you want to insure your crop
against hail storms, or your buildings
against loss by fire, Insure in the Old
Reliable Hekla.
~. It. GRUNDSTEN.
A. tt. Worthimgton, MINI.
Farmers Alliance No. l6 will meet
on Saturday June goth ut 2 p. m. at
Johnson's Hall it Is hoped that every
member will be present.
J. B. GREEN, j. H. MAXWELL.
Pres. Sec.
An important surgical operation for
removal of diseased bone aud tissue
was made in this city on. the person Of
John Fitch last Friday. lie stood the
operation we'll, and is now doing fnely
and 1t is hoped that this operation will
result in saving his leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edger, from Sedalia,
WASH, arrived in Worthington this
week, and are stopping at the Lake
View Hotel. They expect to buy land
in this county and make their home
here. We are glad to speak for the
community in saying they are well
come.
A box of Ayers Pills has saved many
i 1T Of sickness. When a remedy does
not happen to be within reach, people
are liable to neglect slight ailments.
and, of course, if serious illness fol-
lows, they have to suffer the conse-
quences. "A stitch in time saves
niue"
MIR. H. II. WEIGH, for some years
superintendent Of shoots in Rock
county, Minnesota, in Worthington, in
search Of active men to act as agent for
the sale Of school supplies for the firm
E. l.. Kellogg & Co., Of New York.
Their speciality is mannikins to assist
in the study Of physiology.
The ADVANCE has received from
Miss Myrtle uParlmerlee the game Of
rrelot, new and instructive Amust -
meut, for which she ia the general
agent. She has given the Women's
Relief Corps of W orthington the bene-
1T of the advertising on the "Trelot"
boards, and the ladies of that corps
are now making = canvass for that pur-
pose.
MI. F. NJ. B wen, for two years past
connected with the Omaha railway
station at Worthington, has been
transferred to Merriam Junction, and
last week entered on his duties there.
Mr.: Bowen is a very pleasant gentle
man, attentive to business. and was
tightly priced 40 citizen while among
~. We wish him good success in his
new location.
There will be picnic gathering of
the Farmers Alliance, Knights of Lid
DOR, and citizens generally, at the vii
lage Of Adrian on the 9th Of June,
1891 1t is announced that Hon. Igna-
titus Donnelly, Mr.. Lucus, President of
the knights of Labor organizations in
minnesota. and distinguished speaker
from Pennsylvania, will be present,
and will deliver addresses. A large at-
tendance is expected.
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Mr.. D. II. Henry, of Geneva, N. Y,
one Of the stock holders III the Mime
sofa Loan and Investment company of
Ibis place, was in town over Sunday,
aud was the guest OF the president,
leo. D. Dayton. He started on Ills
nomewsrd journey on Monday. He
expressed himself Is delighted with
the appearance of this country, its
soii, scenery and excellent prospe cts
or splendid crops the present year.
Rev John Sinclair, \ minister of the
Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland,
whose home is near Melrose, famed for
being the home of Sir Walter Scott,
3cotland's great novelist. poet and
'istorian, left WorthingtOn for st.
Peter, MIMI, on Monday, where he
sill spend next Sunday. The Sunday
after he will be at Brookings, South
'akota. Mr.. Sinclair is a grad uate of
Edinburgh University. in theology. az
we'll az IN the classics, and has been in
the ministry OF the Free church of
Scotland, for number Of years. Seek
ng health as we'll as larger knowlege
Of the world, he has been travelling in
this country for some time last. Dur
ng the late Indian outbreak in the
west, he acted as correspondent for one
Of the leading Journals OF his native
country, aud during bis sojourn has
supplied vacant churches on tho 'front.'
'ers. His discourses are extemporan-
Gus, but his language is always well
chosen. His thought Is always clearly
stated, and delivered with . graceful
elocuti0n. During his stay in Wor.
tl,iugton Mr.. Sinclair made many
friends. and he has promised to visit