The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-17

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P0vlde
'owdcr No Ammonia; No Alum.
Years the Standard.
Miss Josie Colvin. is visiting friends
In the city this week.
Rev. Pratt b,ptiz ID Mr.. Frank Saxon
in lake Okabena, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. II. D. Van HELEN, of Toledo
Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Runyon.
Mr.. E. J. Wolven las bought ont the
interest of D. Mitchell, in the meat
market of Mitchell s. Davis. III. ~ +.
Mrs. James Gown, Of Adrian, has
been visiting at her brothers II. W.
and Jno. Il. Mooe'ly, this week.
NJ. E. LAYTON formerly of the firm
of I4awton & uedberg is the man to do
business in lands aud loans. Stiff
Rev. Geo. r. Hair, Of Mankato, pre-
siding elder in this district, preached
in the N. E. church iu this city last
Sunday evening. 80.
Rev. A. II. Chitteudrn, of Prov;-
dence, Rhode Island, visited with
Rev. Rob't. McCune, and f;.mi'y on
Wednesday OF this week.
A fine steam roller yrist mill for sale
or exchange for lan'l. almost a new
plant. Owner iu other business.
31-tf NJ. E. LAwToN.
Marshal Foqna, on Monday shot a
dog that has been running around
partially paralyzed from The effect IF
poison, which somebody put iu his
way.
MONEY TO LOAN for l Or 10 years at
lowest rates. No Commission. You
can pay PART o: ALL of the loan auv
time. Write or Ca; Oh
46 GEo.,J. DAY.
P:of. r. J.. Porter returned home a
few days ago IL take part in the Tea
cher s Institute this week and to pre-
pare fer school which will b;gin the
first 'Mo"dsy in September.
There WAS q case of Jill breaking
In Adrian, last week. Three short
term DRINKS and one prisoner who Was
waiting to be brought to the county
Jail escaped. it is thought tina, they
had help from lie outside.
The Andrews Opera Company gave
the pleas ny opera Dorothy" ut Ma
sonic hall last evening. This, as is
everything which the "Andrews" reu-
der, was an artistic exhibition IF rare
talent, and was highly erj yed by all
in attendance.
The ladies of the W. II. c., on Tues.
day evening gave m ice cream supper
in the Court House park. The Wor.
Ellington band kindly proffsred its ex-
cellent m"sic for the OCCASION but that
enjoyment had IT, be relinqnished on
account of a lady near by being very
sick. The refreshments were good
and the Corls realized about SIG.
The Sunday school of the Congreca-
tional church will hold IL picnic on FIJI
day afternoon in the City Park. All
friends o! the church and school, young
and old. are invited. There will be no
musical or literary program but there
will be swings, hammocks and crogue.
sets There will be picnic dinner and
good time generally. All will he
welcome. The fun will begin about
p. m.
County Treasurer E. w. Golf was at
Rushmore OH Tuesday, testing and
sealing the scales of the Peavy El.va-
tor company. rs the law requires all
persons engaged in any business re-
qni,ing the use of scales, weights or
measures in buying or selling any
goods, merchandise or other commodi-
tics to have the same tried, proved and
sealed annually by the county scale of
Weights and Measures. We presume
Messrs Peavy & Co., do not propose 10
lay themselves liable.
The Teachers Institute called by
Superintendent Mcguire began it's ses-
fsi"n at the High School building on
Tuesday Of this week, Prof. Chas. F.
koehlsr, of MaLkato, and Prof Porter,
OF Wilmington, are assisting the SUI
p'rnren,ient in the work OF the week.
About seventy~live teachers are in at
lei d 'ncr, and The Institute has done
good work. NJ jss Carrie A. McCune
gives free elocutionary entertainment
this afternoon q, 3 o'c!nck. The In
sti'ute will elise on Frid,y.
The FREDERICK, (Maryland) News of
the 1Gth lust, announces the death Of
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