The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-10-05


\ il in the city this week.
"A. J. Free, of Iowa, is visiting his
brother here this week.
A little daughter was born yester-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Curran.
There will be Baptist services
at G. A. r. hall on Sunday morning
and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton, Jno. Baben-
see and Mrs. w. Babensee, are at the
Worlds fair.
,,@-Remember the "Harvest Home
Social" at the Congregational church
Friday evening.
Rev. Father Vandeberg, of Heron
Lake, held services here Sunday last,
and at Bigelow Monday.
--Chas. and j. A. Saxon, two of our
best farmers, were welcome callers at
the ADVANCE Office Thursday.
| Tho Heron Lake News says Andy
Mcdowell will have charge of the
new democratic paper at this place.
The Improvement Association
will meet on Monday evening at G. A.
R. Hall. Business of Importance.
All come.
--Chas. Babcock, expert from Min.
neapolis, was here this week, taking
the temperature and respiration OF
our electric engine. It is now con
valescent.
Minneapolis Exposition, the c.
St. P. NJ. & 0. Ry., will sell round
trip tickets Sept. 25th to Both inclusive
Tickets good returning until Oct. End
for S5.40 for round trip. 6-2t
For the Annual Corn Belt Elk.
position to be held at Mitchell S. D.
Sept, n, to Oct. 6 the G. St. P. M. &
0. Ry., will sell round trip tickets
good until Oct. 7, for $500. for round
trip, CIT
The K. of P. of Adrian will give
an entertainment and ball Friday
evening, October ID. Rev. Robert
4 Mcclure, of this place is down for an
address. and the ADVANCE will guar
! antee that it will be good one. The
editor acknowledges the receipt of an
invitation to be present.
Newton & CLANCY are improving
. their plant. They have ordered a new
13-hvrse gasoline engine, and other
! machinery. They are remodeling
. their big hay barn into an elevator;
and will also put in feed mill. The
boys are wide awake and will make
a success of their business.
r. MIR. S. Kindlund, notary public
! insurance and collecting agent, has a
card in this paper. Mr.. X. is thorough
j ly reliable, and business entrusted tc
! him will receive prompt and careful
1 attention. His Office is over Humis
! tons hardware store. If you want ia
surance it will pay you to see him.
Mr.. Holmes, one of the mission
aries in this Sunday School district
say the Madelia Times, was here OF
Tuesday with his Bible wagon. HI
went to- Fairmont but expects to re-
turn to this locality for work in a short
time. We hope he will be as success
full as he and MI. Graves have been il
the western partaaf the district.
| a M. johnson, the merchant
prince of Spirit Lake, Iowa
made the ADVANCE a pleasant
call Tuesday. He had just returnc
from Sioux City, where he had beer
on business. Cur acquaintance with
Mr.. johnson dates back to 1879, ano
it was a real pleasure to meet him. He
is the ga me husding, genial A. M. as
of yoH
Editor Sam Haislet, of the Adrian
Guardian, made us call Monday in
company with Mr.. Mont Twitchell
Sam is one of the old standby pioneers
and publishes one of the best
papers in the State, and we
are glad to know that he is doing
large business. The Guardians
business has steadily increased for
the past year and half.
Editor John King of the Adrian
Democrat made us a pleasant call
Saturday last while on his way home
from St. Paul, where he had been at
tending the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge X. of p, as delegate from
the Adrian lodge. Mr.. King is just