The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-12-01

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lamp ut Babcock's aud take advantage
Of the rs per cert discount he is offer
ing. 1912
f~R. F. Baker offers TO clothe the
people of Mobiles and adjoining coun"
ties, including northern Iowa, on ill.,
eral terms. Read what he has to say,
Mr.. Richard Connors, after enjoying
\ pleasant furlough for \ few wee KS
resumes his position as cle'k Of tie
Worthington Hotel. Welcome home
Eight lots sold in Clary addition last
week and two the week before. Ii you
want one or two Call at Bank of Wor-
thington. l5-2t
CHI. Babcuck's ass"rtm ent of lamps
should be inspected by all who wish 10
have plenty of good light ii their
homes this winter. See his adv.
Sibley, Ia, has had u case Of jail
breaking last week. One OF the prison.
ers, named John Hall, charged with
murder, and another named L. LEWIS.
CHI urged with robbery got away
RS. Hurd left Monday with a ca'
load of Cattle for Sioux City, lie ais"
took a car load of hogs to Sioux R"pids,
Iowa. last Thursday All those WILT
have stock to sell will do we'll to Call
| on Sir. Hurd.
The fourth spmi-annual meeting o'
| the Southwestern Minnesota Editorial
! Association will be held at st. Jan'ts,
Mimi, on Monday, D. G. II, 1892. 1t is
TO be hoped that all the panzls in said
district will be represented.
| J. A. Maxwell, the editor of the
Fulda Republican was in Warrington
on Monday. We enjoyed his call ex-
crelingly. He is not only COED
journalist, but AL Instructive and ell
tertaining conversationalist.
Til )mas Butler, Il hU! Sc trader. was
broug'se t" the county Jail Sunday
morning about I O'Clock to be held
until December LIST, for further exan'-
iuati0n. lie is charged with assault,
and w"unding Jud Butler with 4
pocket knife.
On Friday evening las: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. N. Babcock entertained n la:g'
party of their young friends, wh'
found the time move so c,arnirg!5
that they did not leave until late
hour. A splendid lunch was served
and a good time generally Was had.
The familiar face of our old friend
C. ". Smith, was seen on our streets
for a day or two this week. lie soO'
goes to reside in Minneapolis, where 1T
will engage in business. lie has founS
no place, however. that. he expects t
enjoy living in rs he enjoyed life il
WorthingtOn.
Blankets and robes, the largest linz
ever offered in Worlhington.
I3-tf j. l.. ROsEN6URG.
This evening. Dec. lst, the new
Castle Hall of the Knights of Pythia!
Lodge at Window, will he dedicatet
by Grand Lodge officers, with the pre-
scribed ceremonies. Addresses will b.
delivered by L. Z. Hunt, IF Mankato
Judge McCallum, Of Siblry, la., ant
Fred E. Wheaton, Grand Chancellor
Of Minneapolis So =
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton entertained !;
l. few friends on Thanksgiving day will
An excellent dinner and pleas m
social time. Mr.. and Mrs. j e. Clarke
for the winter are at home with them
Mrs Clarke y l,ealtl. is much improve
NJ late, though size is obliged to refrai
from visits abroad, until her t,ealti,
tirmtr aud the weather mi'dcr.
Among the new residents If Worth
ington is. DR.. w. II: G,ulh, recent
Of st. Joseph, Mis- snuri, where liz VIA
the attending physician If the ll"m
for the Friendlless. lie also there l,el
the office Of U. s. Pension Examine
and Surgeon. He h:s settled in Wol
. tl,ington for the p:acl ice of his profe1
sion. presenting proper proof st his :,
perience and qualifications. See b1s
ness Cal d for further particulars.
We regret to announce tile deatl, {
Mr.. Ed Carnes, formerly II track mas
ter on the Omaha railway, who, for
long time had his home IN Worlhins
ton. IL died ut st. .Jdmrs OH Thurs
day, Nov. 24th. The news was re
ceived with sincere regret by Ills 81
WOrtliington neigIbors ard f,irnd!
!, and m g sym pathy was cxpr. sstd ID
his bpreaved and s0rrowi,g family II
leaves 4 wife and one child. Ills dea,
vas eau ed by pneumonia. induced b
exposure in the course Of Isis o:feis
1laty. He Was highly es' eemed MS
citizer, and hid the confidence Of til
officers Of the railway under whom !;
served. Many sincsre regrets folio,
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