The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16

Last Monday, in company will
Rev. Robt. MEG une, whAom edito
Of the ADVANCE, we made a trip to oul
sister on the west, Rushmore. It wal
our first visit there. AS we drove II
we noticed many signs of improve
ment in various parts of the town. A
large number Of new houses .have
been put up in the past year, and two
or three business houses. As our
time was limited we could not call on
all the business men, but expect to al
a future visit. Stopped at the Rush.
more house, kept by that prince Of
hotel keepers, Judge Wemple. He
knows just how to please his custo'
mers His tables are always supplied
with the best that can be had. His
rooms are cosy and home-like. Found
S. B. Bedford up to his eyes in bust
ness, also Ferrin & James, the hard
ware merchants, who report trade
far in excess of their expectations.
They have been in business there
about one year. DIR. Carroll, the new
doctor, was just unpacking his stock
of drugs. He is new conner, but
finds pleasant welcome among the
good people of Rushmore. There is
a bright future in store of our neigh
Dor on the west. The fine land will
soon be occupied, which will largely
increase the volume of business. Rush
more people have much to encourage
them.
Seldom has company visited our
town that gave such universal salts
faction as the Wade-Leroyle company
which will be seen at the opera house
next Thursday Nov. 10th, in their
latest success by Wits Outwitted."
The comedy is charming and
effecting story of love and ludicrous
happenings, in picturesque Mexico,
particularly pleasing by virtue of the
delicate vjgor and dizziness with which
each parsonage is drawn. 1t is one
continual round of pure fun. Miss
Wade, an actress of rare ability, will
be seen in the part Of Lady Glen
dowine, her past achievements war
rant the prediction of a most amusing
as we'll as artistic rendition of this
part. Mr.. Leroyle has made famous
the eccentric comedy role of Dow Jose.
This is said to be the best of the many
funny characters this capable come
dian has given the stage. The sup
porting company includes Miss
George Wells, Abel Wentworth, R.
G. Chamberlin, D. Alger, Harvey
Baker, Chas. Jestie and other New
York players. *.sss5 ~ ~~ ~ lw +
The following letters were adver-
tised at the Worthington postothce
Nov. 10, 1893: Anderson, Mr.. A;
CHATTER, H. L.; Evans, D. NJ; Green,
Alva NJ; Kennedy, Nicholas; Nc
Garry, Lincoln; Robinson, Mrs. VIM.
(foreign); Roddey, Mrs. Emeile B.;
Stump, c.; Snyder, H. j.; Simpson,
John; Siverson, E. T.; Stiner, Joseph
c.; Sandberg or Landberg, O. q for
eign); Taylor, Ralph A; Taylor, Henry;
WILDER, James; Wright, Lee.
Bargains in carpets-in order to
reduce my stock-I will for a short
time only, allow discount of fifteen
per cent. for cash in carpets. H. NJ.
PALM, in G.. A. R. block. 1926
w. F. Richardson, of the Winnie
bago City Nursery, made the AD-
VANCE call Monday last. The Win
nebago City nurseries is one of the
most reliable in tn. state.
Thanksgiving Dance at Masonic
hall on Thursday evening, Nov. 30th,
1898. Music by Wheeler & Smiths
orchestra. Price for dance tickets to
suit the times. All invited.
Mrs. J. H. johnson held the
lucky number that drew the silver set
at the Shaker Medicine company s
show last Monday evening.
The Worthington mill has
ground some corn meal from this
years corn. Try it fresh. tits excel
lent. 14-zt
The Swedish Mercantile company
have change in their ad. this week.
Look it up.
Don't forget that sell gasoline
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