The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-05-11

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LOCAL.
Hon. Daniel Shell left for st. Paul,
early this week on business.
Farmers bring your eggs to the
Swedish Mercantile store. We pay Is
cents per dozen.
Mr.. Elmer Wagner, Of Jor-
dan, Mimi, 10 visiting. bis brother
David, this week.
The Swedish band played some good
music last Sunday at Nels Blossoms
residence in the country.
The rite of confirmation will be ad-
ministered on next Sunday at the
Swedish Lutheran church.
Mr.. NJ. e. Harlow, OF Chicago, was
10 the city hast week, looking for 10.
cation to start q boot and shoe store.
Mr.. A. s. Mitchell left on Monday
for Chicago, and from thence will
make an extended trip through Michi-
DR.. Curran moved his household
goods to his new residence on the east
corner Of Fourth avenue and Eleventh
street.
A new time table went into effect
Sunday on both the Burlington and
Omaha railways. See the corrected
time tables.
For hrst-clAss painting aud paper
hanging, call on
&. n. WILKINSON,
88t4 Next door below DR.. Moore.
Barnard & Son have sold out their
land business in the city, to Joseph
Payer, Of R"lfe, Iowa, Mr.. A. l..
Barnard left for Ills homo in Illinois.
Oh Monday.
TAKEN UP.-At my farm. sec. 80,
Indian Lake, on April 30th, small,
white mare. The owner will please
prove property, pay charges and take
it awsy. 3SLf CuAs. SAXON.
A heavy thunder storm, with vivid
lightning extended over this country
on Tuesday night. The rain fall WAS
heavy. Per consequence the mud con-
tinues dominant on all our highways.
p. W. White, Of Onow.. Iowa. was
a caller at the ADVANCE Office on Sat
urday. Mr.. White owns some real
estate in this vicinity, and is we'll
pleased with the present outlook Of
general prosperity.
In the schedule Of valuation of chat
tel property, published last week
An error occurred. Opposite stall
lions it should have read $4OO
instead of 800. The figure Was
al right, bnt Part of the figure did
not print properly-.it made difference
Of $30) all the same-in appearance
The assessor will insist GU the higher
figure.
G. w. Dealand Esq, Superintend-
ent of public schools ut Perryville, Ind i.
spent several days in Worthington.
For some years he has owned 100 acres
in Wortl,ington township. and during
his present visit he bought 202 acres Of
Shell and Smith, making 363 acres in
xll. We hope MIR. DeaIand may carry
out his purpose to become q resident of
this county ut IN early day.
Mr.. Ed. WoOlven and OrlO IIecox
have put upon West Okabena lake their
new, and neatly constructed steamer
Ef1ie, and 1t will make excursion trips
through, the season. The trial trips
have been successfully made, and the
boat has been pronounced both swift
and safe. The proprietOrs will do all
in 1Nni t1Nr ~
any and all who wisl, to take recrea.
ton upon the water. We hope their
enterprise will he suitably recognized
and pat, on ized.
The village authorities being res0lv-
en- t" enforce the ordinances enacted
to preserve the fish in West Lake Okla
bena. have ordered the city police t"
arrest any persons found violating
them. Accordingly on. Saturday
Marshall Fuq"a brought in Eve
"ffenders-two paid $40 fines, and three
If them went to Jail for 10 days each.
The lesson is: Obey the laws, and
avoid trouble. Whatever W. may
think OF TIE pr"priety Or rightfulness
1T game and fish laws. they ought /"
be "bry~d 50 long as they are laws. IT
they are not right laws. let them I've
repealed.
The Stotidard Post, Il. A. r.. passed
the following resolutions, at its regular
meeting Saturday evening:
STODDARD POsr, 6. A. r. J
Wortl'inRton. May 9th, 1898. I
Alta meeting Of this Post held this
evening. the following resolutions on
the death Of C"mrade n. p. Nelson.