The Worthington advance., 1891-09-10

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. y AfTED. l.lndly Girl - tho
Lake View House. ~
George Gordon. of Hersey sl NJ III
Worthine tom On Tuesday
Mrs Mo sianns. of Edeerton.
Was VISITING II tho city Yesterday.
Mrs. j: 4. !. Johnson left Yesterday
morning Tor minneapolis TO take ii tho
fair. 2.ss
Auditor Kendlsn and wife left Mons
day. morning to see the Expositionat
Minneapolis. 19.
Judge Geo. w. Wilson was attending
TO legal business III Steel county the
fore part Of the week.
Grain is being marketed here every
day nj \ lively rate, mostly Of excellent
quality, especially wheat.
F., A. T4ittl-fipld, son-in-law Of s. IN.
IIildlrtll, has purchased a half interest
in \ barber shop 1t Marshall, MINI.
Geo Northrop. v. s., formerly 81
Cnrrie. now Of Hcron Lake, isin Wur-
thington this week, attending to horse
diseases. s.
Mrs. Anna Wilson, of. st. Paul, Is
visiting with relatives and friends
this week ut the residence Of g. W. 4
Smith. !. s.. 3 .....s:-= .sis..s
Mrs. Geo. o. Moore and son, Foster,
left on Monday last for Northleid,
Minn,, where Foster will attendAthes
winter term of college. Sz=. s: .ss5e. ]
Mr.. NJ. Thomas, of Lakepark, has
moved among ns, and will engage III
in the land businss. He is a pleasant
gentleman aud we wish him success.
The following attended the Masonic
funeral ofC. Chamberlain, at Adrian
| yesterday: Chas. W. Smith, J.. B.
Bennett, NJ. A: Nichols, T.: b. Smith.
On Friday night some thieves broke
in II window in the rear of Sheriff
AndersoD's RESTAURANT and stole seven
boxes of cigars and u quantity Of to-
baccO.-
The foundation and other work on
the new dwelling of H. Rakestraw,
west corner of 'Tcmth street and Sixth
Avenue. is progressing in a lively
manner. 2'~-
JAS. Barclay, one Of the west end
We'll to-do farmers was in Worthing-
TIN last Tuesday. Mr.. Barclay is a
pleasant gentleman to meet and is al
ways welcome.
Olaf Degn has leased the Stables of
the Lake View House, and is prepared
to let horses, buggies. etc., at ~reasona-
BILE rates. and do a general livery
business. Give him call.
Rev. Jackson, collector for the Gus
tavus A'lolph"s College, at st. Peter
Mimi, spent Sunday with Rev. $.
Anderson, Of this place. His collec
.ions here amounted to $3.50.
The Sioux City Corn Palace open:
Oct. lst, and closes Oct. 18th, 1891. "A
special train will be run from Worth
ington each day. For particular.
about rates, etc. ,apr]y to ticket agent
On Saturday morning ciyil actio,
, on promissory note was brought befor
, Justice Bear, J.. W. Lewis was pIaintif if
and J. NJ. johnson, defendant. Judge
ment for plaintiff. e. o. Daley ap
pear+d for plaintiff, aud Geo. W
+, Wilson for TIE defendant.
, W. f. Fi6eld, representing the Bre
man Lumber company, of St. Paul
was in the city on Tuesday. He report
u good trade all along the line in Iii
business-which goes to show that tn
\ people are in prosperous circumstance
. and are building many new houses.
. Miss B.teman, formerly teacher i,
, the Worthington schools, was in tow
at the opening of the term, and wa
greeted warmly by her former pupils
She will teach ut her home this year
Miss Batrman stands high in the esti
] nation OF our citizens. both profession
ally aud personally.
e Elsewhere in this issue is q notice o.
the new enterprise Of the Pioneer Pres
"a Bureau Of Claims. It. will prose
cute all claims against the Unite,
States Government. and make n,
charge unless successful. We can safel
recommend sucl, u reliable institutio,
as this t0 all who may have any bushes
III that line.'
q During the past week work has bee,
going Oh excavating trenches for tn
water-pipes with u force varying from
+ six to ten men. Most of the prepare
q tory work on the structures is com
pleted, and in the future what is don
will make a better showing. The hi,
harvest causes u scarcity Of help, bu
the contractors hope to be able in
short time to secure the hands neces
, sary for Quick work and rapidly push i
, to completion. zz>$ 5
/ The g. st. r. NJ. & O., has made th
. following rate Tor the State Fair at st
Paul and the Minneapolis Exposition
State fair, Sept: 5th to Sept. 18th, goo.
until Sept. 14th. Fare $5.e5, for roun,
trip, including ticket to fair. For tn
: minneapolis Exposition the g.. st. NJ
/ & @. Ry.,. will sell tickets on Sept. 10
IL, II, good until Sept. Il for SIS IS