The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-01

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LOCAL.
Cubeb Cough Cure-one minute.
Mrs. Dr. Kenyon arrived 1T home on
Friday of last week.
Sheriff Anderson has been laid up on
account Of illness for a few days.
WANTED:-A girl for general house
work. Apply at NJ. e. Parsonage.
Shippers wanted by the worthing-
ton Cigar Company.
&. E. SAv1LL, Manager.
Rev. II. P. Cory wilt preach at
Brewster next Sunday afternoon.
See tho Flying Duichman sulky plow.
the best made. Sold Ivy
3-3t J. d. uVMIsTON.
Mr.. John People las been transferred
to the night dutyst the depot as opera
tor, in this city.
Farmers, examine my full tlooded
Norman Stations at Western Hotel
Barn. 52t4 s. NJ. THOMAS.
On last Sunday evening Rev. Robt.
McCune baptized MIR. f. A. Graves in
the waters of Okabena lake.
Two kinds of threshers, two kinds
Of harvesters and three kinds Of now
ers at. H T.. SHEPARD'S.
Communion service ut the COngre-
gational church next Sunday ut HAS.
Preparatory service on Thursday ev-
ening.
A"As wv M VIC ACCuAHOu AAOU
with the Uncle Toms
Cabin company. to spend the hunting
season here.
A new residence for the occupan-
cy of Mr.. Blair, the miller at The
Worthington Mill, on lot adjoin-
ing the mill property.
Mr.. Albert N. Damon. u member of
the senior class of 1923 of Cornell,
(IowA) College, is in Worthington this
week visiting his parents.
Have just received u carload of
Flying Dutchman Sulky Flows, the
superior of all plows.
33t J. D. HUMIsToN.
The Ladies' of the Episcopal
Church in Worthington will give a
Social at the G. A. r. Hall on
Wednesday evening, Sept. 9TH. All
are invited.
The time ut the passenger train on
the Burlington road has been changed
to the following: Leaves W"rthing-
ton 5:l5 u. H., and Oh return arrives
1T 7 sop. IN.
Mr.. ". r. Myers closed his labors
as an evangelist ut Guy Fellows, sum
init Lake and Kimbrae, and has gone
to acAllister college to ,ursLe lis
studies for the ministry.
The new store room built by
Mrs. Brown, of the Western Ho-
tel, to be occupied! by Mr. Sheldon
ans restaurant, is enclosed, and is
approaching completion rapidly.
1t is located on 10th street, near
5th avenue. Business houses are
crowding upon the residence por-
ton of the city.
Among the elegant aud substantial
improvements recently begun in Wor-
Ellington Is II new residence, by Mr.. NJ.
=. Mann, of the Mobiles County Bank.
His residence lot Hdj'ins the Lake
Park, and il on the lake shore. In
such II location. aud IL the coup eteness
of its furnishing it will be one of the
most attractive homes in this place.
Owing to the funeral If Rev. ". 81.
Bear on last Sunday. quarterly meet
ing announced for that day, was post
poued. 1t will be held next Sunday
morning, Rev. John Pearce. Of FuldH.
will be present and conduct the ser.
vic.s. Tue quarterly conference will
W held on Friday evening. Ut this
week ut the house of Otis Biuelow.
Rev Geo. Il Hair viii! liz present.
Warren Il Ilunistun have received
in part at least, the new counters,
show cases and shelving for their new
store, next to the Mobiles County
Bank. When these are in place and
heir large aud complete stock trans.
t.rred, they will have one of the most
elegant and attractive stores in the
Stale. The Worthinqton stores are
showing signs of prosperity aud pro-
xress rs never before.
On Monday night Of tins week as the
freight train in ca .vse Of Conductor
William Roberts Was ut Mountain,
Lake the train broke in two, while run.
ming vt slow speed. Mr.. Roberts was
passing from the rear. Of the train IL
the forward part, and not knowing
what had taken place walked IF. and
the cars passed over one Of lis legs,
doing fearful work. We have 1T pre-
sent no further particulars Of his con-
Coming events cast their shadows
before. There is in the Worlhingto,,
Hotel Il picture Of the new hotel tina,
IS to b. III the near future, "a assume
the place O1 the one that has become
all too limited for the demands Of thu
uuhiic Ch.. Old ..W uri lliuulnn u.ucn,