The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-10-12

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Mr.. Loveless has something of
importance in our local columns.
-Cranberries and Sweet Potatoes
LovELEss, The Grocer.
Come and examine our hard coal
before you buy, it is nice. AEON
FoBEs. 9.3t
-The'S. of V. will hold a meeting
next Saturday. See Capt. Palmer's
notice i'll this paper.
MIR VIM. Huxtable, of Hastings,
Neb., is here visiting his daughter,
Mrs. E. G. Chatter.
Wisconsin maple, sound, straight
and clean, the best wood ever shipped
into the town. 9-3t AEON FORBES.
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Ed; Or Malluhan. Of the Heron Lake.
News, was here Tuesday on business
connected with the sale of the old
independent outfit to party of demo
Gratis.
Mr.. II. H. Hart, of St Paul, Mrs.
Hamblin, of Tekana, Neb.. and Mr.,
Vim Huxtable, Of Hastings. Neb.,
were here at the Newton CHATTER
wedding.
We devote a good portion of our
fir la"' ~ publish al .n'"rrstn" -
/ p. Monitor NJ: Vi. is ;prn,.ny The
winter IN tl....i ,Tnia.
The Worthjngton improvement
Association will meet next Tuesday
evening at 1870. All who can possibly
attend should do So. Matters of i'm
portancc will be discussed.
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The Vivian De Monte comp y APP
peared at the Grand last night before
al enthusiastic audiences. Each mem
Der of the company is an artist, and
those who were fortunate enough to
be in attendance enjoyed rare
musical treat daily Huronite, April
Is.
H. D. Humiston, OF New Haven,
c.; one of the pioneers of Mobiles
county, and for eleven years IA
resident here, is on visit to his
brother, E. R. Humiston. He is great
" pleased with the progress made in
Worthngton since he left for he east
about ten years ago.
You ARE INVITED All interested
in the formation of a Literary and
Debating club in Worthington are
requested to meet at the High School
building next Saturday evening, Oct.
18th, at 1870 o'clock, to take steps to
perfect such an organization. Every
body come!
Following letters were advertised
at the Worthington postolfice Oct. 9th,
1898: House, Dunn; Hansen, Oscar;
Iveder, Gerd; Meier, S. F; McCul-
Tough, Mr.. Ard; Meyers, John; Rus
sell, L. S.; Slack, "; Smith, G. F.;
Nissen, Christian, (foreign): Carlson,
Freis 1ngri, (foreign.)
The Aberdeen Daily News of
April "a, says: 1000 people listened
to the Vivian De Monte company Sat
urday evening and were royalty en-
tertained throughout, and that if the
same company should return the
Opera House could not hold half of
those who would want to hear them.
There was big fire at Adrian
Tuesday morning, Faragher & Whit
ney's elevator, containing $4,000
bushels of grain, burned. Building
and contents total loss; and only
$500 insurance. Loss is said to foot
up to $1,000. 1t took hard work, and
lots of it, to save the roller mills.
The ADVANCE is called upon to
chronicle the death of one of our most
prominent and highly respected
vou,r man William Oxford who died