The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-25


y large Dairy. Mr. C. WAS tho first
m:." In this township to make the ship
ping Ut dairy products paying busi-
mess. e'also fOst-red the tame hay
ent~rprisr, and male it productive t
good results. Since MIR. Call sold his
property, situat. d on the I4uverne road,
and bought near the Junction, he has
enlarged his haying business, so that
he owns his own side track for loading
cars for shipment. This enterprise Of
fords = hay market Ut all times. Ample
buildings furnished with presses, are
il operation ut any time. by tact aud
industry. Mr.. and Mrs. Call have laid
up f"r themselves'X hands. me come.
Tboy hxve both been successful ii, xll
their undertakings, aud it is to IL.
hoped they will enjoy long life and
prosperity for many years to come iu
Southwestern Minnesota.
Friends in this township are glad to
hear Of the Improvement in Miss
Mamie Humiston's III alth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John xSt..nt were hap.
PLY remembered on st. Vals.: tines day
that being the birthday of their first
born son.
Mrs. J. G: Clark has suffered u great
deal lately with neuralgia of the
stomach. Mrs. Z. Newton has had a
severe attack of the same dreadful dis
ease in her head. The sympathy of
friends is with them, wishing them
speedy recovery.
Sec. II. H. Hart, made his relatives
and friends visit over Sunday. Mrs
Hart is said to be an intense suffert
from rheumatism. Her friends here
are sorry to hear this. All wish size
may soon Se restored to perfect health.
Mr. Sotherland's family had n long
siege of the g:ipp. Their many friends
are glad to know they are getting bet
ter.
Mr.. Lawton's tenant has arrived
from Iowa, and taken possession of
the farm, vacated by Mr.. Walters. We
extend the hand Of welcome.
Owing to sickness among Mr.. Chaney
relatives in the East, wedding pre-
sents to Mr.. aud Mrs. D. r. CLANCY
We're delayed. Among them are IL
handsome silver tea and coffee pot and
other pieces to match.
J. Sutherland is attending school in
the Whitney district.
Wasl'ington's birthday was u fire
day and passed off pleasantly.
Our thrifty farmers are cleaning
their seed wheat and otherwise prepar-
ing for that early spring that the St
Paul prophet has booked for us.
We are all glad to hear of the farmers
institute coming to Worthington, for
with it will come valuable learning for
all who attend. We have heard the
xii chen department spoken of rs u valu-
able addition to the institute.
Mr.. Wilson Ager. of Dew~ll. Tp., re-
Gently sold his fine flock of sheep, be-
t~eeu two and three hundred, for \
net price of Eve dollars per head. Mr.,
Ager will o" move into the Ludlow
farm near Worthington.
RUSHMORE SCREENINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer went to St
Paul last Monday.
Mr.. Nichols, Of Worthington, was in
town one day last week.
Mr.. ). Wood went to Ashton last
Tuesday.
=. B. Bedford is filling up his ict.
house with ice from lake Okabena.
Mrs. Petit, of Minneapolis, is here
visiting her son donald" and family
Miss Agnes Fagerness spent Sunday
at Adrian.
Mr.. W. Markham started for Brown
vile, H., last week where he will visit
friends and relatives.
1t seems as though nearly every one
would like to make the acquaintance
Of Apple Blossom, and for that rea-
son she has requested me to take her
place. Hoping all will be pleased with
tn" change, I will sign myself.
SAM MCG1NTY.