The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-06-29


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Call on q. Synkerson, stihe Western
House, for fine carriage painting. 1871.
Mrs. Chas. W. smith, OF st. Paul,
is visiting friends in this city this
week. #
MIR. O. C. Sheldon. who has been con-
fined to his room for the past week, 10
able to be around again. 81:
NJ. Cleo Fauske has SO far improved
as to be home again. It is to be hoped
that he is fully restored: to health.
Mr.. Jonathan Gordon has corn grow:
ing on his lot that stands three feet
high. 1t was planted thirty-three days
ago. How Is that for shiRh1
Miss Kitty A.. Dean, daughter OF Dr..
G. 5. Dean, returned hume on Friday
from Albert Lea College, where she
has been student since January 1st.
Mr.. Will Iumiston and wife and
Miss Mamie uumiston went TO Made},a
last Saturday IT, attend the wedding 1t
Mr.. John D. H0miston and Miss Mary
NJ. Dayis.
Those desiring instruction on organ
or piano. call at residence of DR..
Cheney, 5th ave-, between l1th aud II, h
streets. ~ -. s =
45t4' STELLA NJ. CHENEY.
A Cooperative Saving Il Loan AS,
ISOLATION will he organized tomorrow
night 1t Tuth'll's Lumber Cos ctii':e.
All the present subscribers and all
those who wish to join will please he
pre- sent ut s o o'clock sharp.
Losr.-On Sunday, June IL, onthe
Jackson road between Morgan and
Bonds place, a lady's cape. The finder
will please return same at the AD-
VANCE 46.1t Miss LIZZIE Bass.
For sale ut private sale fine young
mare for cast, or time, will be sold at
auction Saturday, July 8'lt, ut corner
OF Court House square, Worti,ington,
at 2 p. M, if not previously sold.
Dr.; MOORE.
The ladies of the Worthinston NJ. e.
church will serve strawbcrrirs and ice
cream on Friday evening, if tie weather
be fair, at the Court House Park, and
if the weather he unfavnrsble, at tho
h"me Of Mr.. II. E. Torrance. All are
invited. 49, =
The Dress Rehearsal was playt last
night to fair sized ard much inter
estetl audience. All the parts were
played with such uniform excellence
that persona! mention is rendered un-
necessary. The gross receipts will
amount to about $47.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Bernard Chris,Y in honor Of his A,l,
birthday. About 50 Of his young
friends went to the Lake View House
in u body, and Ell ,yed thu mselws as
young people do when ever they 60 to
u place Of that kind. Before the happy
party broke mp, Bernard was presented
with a hands' m" silver watch. -
The Swedish Lutheran Su,d " scl,o,
had a picnic last Saturday in Ci,as.
Larsons grove, five miles north vi
town. The Swedish band furnisht d
the instrumental music for the occa-
sion. So'us, very fine rpcitatnns were
rendered by pupils of the school, aid
Rev. Franzen, Of $laytOn, made ~ ad-
dress. Tie occasion was one long tC
he remembered.
Loren Town stepped on rusty nail
last Thursday. gu tho farm of D. h
CLANCY. whore he has been working
The vail went through the leather s,ls
of his shoe aud through the inst+p al
the right foot, causing much pain. LII
came ~ town and went immediately t.
DR.. Webb's Office, where he received
treatm. and il now doing well. IL.
Is able to 60 about will the aid Of i
cane. -" E.s".-' q . ..:>
Worthington was entertained u,
Tuesday by well played 9 mo Of bal
between Ocheyedan and Adrian. Tie
game was nneventful except for tl.e
running catch Of Adriam's third base
man and SwanrDan's three Dagger
Adrian has 4 pitcher they should bt
ashamed Of. lie cxiI pitch fairly we'll
bat cant control his mouth. Score
Adrian II. Ochryeda,l =. The umpires
were G .lnpbefl, Fish and Curtis. Fish
Was hurt IN the second inning. Con.
The Schubert Symph my club and
Lady Qntrtette gave ~, excellent IN
trrtaininent Friday evening last week
The members of this club are tirst elias.
artists aud deserve appreciation If iii.
publ c. We are sorry To be cO,nlN llpC
u, say that tie audience was not Il pay
ing one. The y. n. e. A., md