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

Proceedings Of the board 81
county commissioners are published
in this paper. 4. sag5. n.
Jno. Nation, Of Bigelow, spread
his name on the Worthington house
register Sunday. ~ ~ ..s
= -Mince meat that tastes like
that mother used to make. =
LovELEss, The Grocer.
-. Milton, Of Rasom, and N. Krier
of Fulda, were registered at the West
ern House last Saturday.
j. T. Fisher, formerly in the hotel
business here, was greeting old time
friends last week. He is now located
at Luverne.
MIR. and Mrs. C. j. Smallwood
returned last Friday from Rochester,
at which place the remains of Hon. j.
: P. Moulton were inferred.
The Adrian Guardian says Graf
ton Hitchcock and Harvey Beckley
came up, from Worthington again
yesterday, and are transacting bust
ness in our city.
We wish to express our most
sincere thanks to all friends for their
sympathy and kindness to us in our
recent bereavement.
Mr.. AND Mrs. G. J. SMA1LwooD.
Mr.. md Mrs. S. Hubbard started
yesterday for Worthington, Mimi, to
visit Mrs. DR.. Warren and on their
way west will visit Mr.. Hubbard's son
and daughter at Pipestone.-Cedar
Falls Gazette.
Mrs. DR.. Xanten, of St. Paul,
visited with Mrs. Eastwood the past
week.. The lady is much impressed
with the beauties of Worthington.
She particularly admired our fine
school building.
Mr.. Whalen, of the Spirit Lake
Chautauqua, called on the ADVANCE
last Saturday. He is pleasant,
affable gentleman, just such a one as
we would expect to see at the head of
such meritorious organization.
-Oleof Degn came out victorious
in his suit against the city to recover
payment for horse killed last sum-
mer by being struck by falling flag
staff, near the Lake View house. The
case was tried before jury Of six, and
Oleof was awarded SIS damage.
The popular Western Hotel is
undergoing some Improvements. A
large plate glass front is being put in,
which adds much to the appearance
of. the place The ADVANCE is pleased
TO know that the Western" is always
full Of business and its patrons are
always pleased.
Report of school in District No.
SO, Bigelow township, for the month
ending Nov. 10, 1898: Total number
pupils enrolled IS; average daily at
tendance AZ. Names Of those not
absent nor tardy; Alma Larson, Peter
Doedo9, Leonard Nordquist, John
Doedon, and Emil Larson. Number
visitors 5. MATTE BARNES, Teacher.
Ray Humiston is doing his share
towards spreading the name of Wor-
Ellington before the people, and is
working up a fine sale for the special
ties he is manufacturing. His head
ache capsules, children's cough RENE
dy. iron tonic bitters, sarsaparilla,
witch hazel cream and laxative fruit
syrup, are rapidly gaining in popu-
larity, and he is enjoying large sales.
In the manufacture Of his specialities
he uses nothing but the purest drugs,
hence their merit.
Mrs. M. E. .Lawton had quite an
exciting time last Friday morning. In
filling her gasoline stove some of the
fluid ran down the side and ignited,
after the fire was started. In her efforts
to remove the stove from the build
ing some of the blazing fluid fell
upon the carpet and on her dress.
She succeeded in getting the stove
out ofdoors and the flames extin
guished. It came very near being a
serious confagration.
Died. Mrs. Magdaline Elizabeth
Wallgast died Nov. II. 1893, at the
residence of her son-in-l law, Mr.. VIM.
Rehensee. in BipelOW township, No.