The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-06-09

Mr. G.. II. Bahcock, in this number of
ADVANCE. Preserve and beautify
your buildings.
Mrs. DR.. j. Craft, from Cleveland,
Ohio, well known to all our citizens, is
visiting this week at the residence Of
E. r. Humiston.
Hon. Ienat,us Donnelly will speak
on the political issues of the day at
Worthinqton on the evening Of June
10th. All are invited.
"Our Souvenir" is the title of an
advertising sheet issued in the interest
Of the Summer Conventions, Camp
Meetings and Assemblies to be held at
Spirit Lake, Ia va, this summer.
Messrs. Chestnut and Hurd have
transformed the late feed store of J.:
II. BLY, into meat market. It is Il
neat and commodious store room, and
customers will receive every attention.
The Park Association of Spirit Lake
presents a most attractive array of
lecturers and preachers this year. For
rest, recreation and instruction there
is no place better adapted than Spirit
Lake.
Miss blanche Ramage was taken
Qnite sick last Sunday night. DR.. Webb
was summoned to her aid. Her brother
James also went out in the country
where sh" is teaching to assist in TAX
ing care of her.
The body of the young man that was
drowned 1T Heron Lake mentioned in
the ADVANCE last week was found on
Wednesday of last week. Rev. Amber
son will preach the funeral sermon ut
Lakefield on Wednesday June Is.
Go and hear the Nashville Students
Monday night April 10. Singing.
dancing and sp cialities, they guaran-
tee to please or refund their money,
this is the oldest, largest and best
colored company travelling and have
the best talent in America. Don't
miss the fun.
Rev. Sam Small, tie famous jour~
na'ist, poet, preacher and platform
speaker will lecture at the Spirit Lake
Auditorium on June 18th, Subject,
: Men of Gadara." June 18th, lis Civil
lization a success?" and "From Bar
Room to Pulpit" lie is a very elo-
quent orator,
Things look lively and promising
around the corner occupied by II. E
Torrance. The masons are laying
foundations, the carpenters are fran.
ing the timbers, and soon fine bust
ness block will raise its imposing d.
'nensions to all beholders. The ground
is being cleared for a new business
block adjoining that of Mr.. Torrance.
On next Sunday at the Presbyterian
church "Children g Day" will be obser-
we'd at both morning and evening ST.
vices. In the morning the pastor, Rev
II. r. Cory, will preach a sermon to
children, and baptism to children will
be administered. At the evening SER
vice there will be appropriate and in
teresting exercises by the children of
the Sunday school.
FOR SALE.-SO acres Of good land
FIVE miles from and in view of Worth
ington. EAST half of southwest Quar-.
ter sec. "a, Drwald Tp.) Price 81, 100
Terms, one-tenth down balance to
suit. Apply to Alpheus NJ. Smith,
room ZIG, Chamber of Commerce, Chi
cago. or Daniel Shell, Worthingtou,
Minnesota. l9tf
Charles Naylor. who is in jail, held
to answer a charge of stealing pair
of shoes from the Swedish Mercantile
store was brought before Judge Brown
on Monday on Il writ of habeas corpus
After hearing County Attorney Daley
on behalf of State and Judge Geo. W.
Wilson for defendant, the Judge de-
MED the application, and the prisoner
will be held TO the November term.
The Southwes tern Minnesota and
Southern Minnesota Encamrment AS
soc'ations will hold their annual en-
campment at Fairmont, Minnesota, on
the 18th, 10th and 18th of June. Gov.
Merriam and other distinguished citi.
ze's have signilied their purpose to be
present. Fairmont is an attractive
point, picturesquely located on beau
t1f"l chain of lakes. Her citizens
proffer a pleasant reception and vel
come to the old soldiers and others
who may come.
Hurlbnrt s. I.eftwich's combined
shows will give performance here
This afternoon and again in the
evening" This is one of the best
shows now travelling, everything in
t'eir Exhibition being Of u high order.
giving their patrons a rich, rare and
moral entertainment. They Justly
claim the title ct having the greatest
md largest trained animal exhibition
on earth. This is the same show that
so we'll pleased our people here about
two years ago, and they will no doubt
be greeted by large attendance.
| Through the kindness of Prof
Hobbs we have been permitted to look
over the work Of the pupils of the diff
terent grades of the school for the past
year in penmanship, drawing, etc.
These specimens are displayed to ad-
vantage on racks prepared for that
purpose; and the parents and friends
of the pupils have taken great Salts
faction IN looking over them. We
will say, without any fear of exaqcera.