The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-10-08
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Ten good work horses for sale. Ap-
ply to 1T Mas. anna DAVIS. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Griegs, Of St. Paul, are
visiting Mr.. r. Il. Smith, this week.
Mr.. e. ). Bond, Of Luverne. was In
Worthington on Wednesday. = E
A few htves Of honey beers tor sale.
Inquire at Forbes office It .::= ss*.:s =
County Superintendent MEG SURE; Of
Ellsworth, was in town on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Yates, of Big
Glow, made the Advance pleasant
call on Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. G.. T. Mann, ct Minneapolis, is
the guest Ut her sister, hrs. ). v. Wy
ckOI. =,
Rev. j. &. Pierce, If Rushmore, held
services ut the NJ. e. church last Suu-
day incoming aud evening.-Slayton
Gazette. -
The many new buildings in the
course of erection are now about com
pleled and add much to the beauty of
our city.
Mr.. o. II. Rucl,e, Of Chicago, Is 1T
his Round Lake farm this week, look
ing over his fine estate and doing Il lit
tie hunting also.
Mrs. F. &. Martin lift Tuesday
morning on the Burlington, accom-
panied by her little dauther Ethel, to
visit friends in Illinois.
w. L. O. Bartlett, Of Mr.. Say,lrs
Cigar factory joined the international
Cigar Makers Union ut Sioux Falls
last week.
II. NJ. Palm left OH Tuesday to At
tend the Presbytery at st. James last
Tuesday, representing the Westmin'
+ter church of Worthington in that
body.
County Superintendent Mcclure was
in town on Saturday. He wishes US t.
state TINT there will lie an examination
IF teachers at Adrian on Oct. 31st.
The water works is going on finely
the diggers are now on the west side OF
the Court House, and also working IN
Fist Avenue. The hard lxb0rinQ
work will snon be done. The build
!ngs are we'll under way.
We are glad to report that Mr.. Will
Mcdonald, who has been sick for some
time ut the Western House, is able to
be out again.
Editor James Ruane, of the Slayton
Gautte, has gone to Wisconsin and
brought home from thence u wife
Our best wishes to the happy pair.
"Save who can !" was the frantic
cry of Napoleon to his army at Water
loo. Save health and strength while
you can. by the use of Ayers Sarapar.
lila, is advice that applies to boil,
yonng and old. DJn't wait until dis.
sase fastens yon you; begin ut once.
The "Poverty Sccial'' was largely
attended despite the rainy weather
and a good sum was realized in a novel
way. The owners Of watches or jewel
~ were remors-lessly fined for rarad
ing such evidence Of wealth.
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The arguments in the Worthington
saloon ejectment cases will lie heard b>
the Supreme Court on the 7th Of Jan
nary, 1892. D: Rohrrr. Esq. appear:
f"r the appellants, and Gao. W. Wilson
Esq for the respondents.
bliss Florence SwartZ, who WAS OE(
1T the teachers in the WOrthingtol
schools last year, was married on The
first OF Octob r, to Mr.. Charles Brews-
ter, at Chat field, MINI. Mrs. Brewster,
many friends here wish her abOundinf
! Joy in all her future life.
| Mr.. G. E. SchMeman. of Spirit Lake
has purchased the City Meat Market q
Mr.. p. Thompson. Mr.. Shueman is .
pleasant gentleman, and we wtlc' M
Vim as worthy accession to our bus
mess ranks. Mr. Dan Sutherland ! Q
mains in the store. and as heretofore
will wait on customers to their sat.
! isfaction. -"
On Monday last, as Mr.. Azon1 Forbe.
WAS diving his span Of fine, bloodet
Its, when near the cemetery, the poll
f the buggy broke. Mr.. Forbes, t.
avoid disaster. jumped over the wheel
and WAS considerably shaken up by til,
exercise, and received some bruises
liz drove the team back to town him
'.lf, and is rapidly recovering.
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! While working on u scaff"ld at til,
Western House on Friday "f last wrel
Mr.. Van Luven aud Mr.. Wndr,nA,