The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-30


I 49, gviIsoa MI ssssAd soIst
q jackson next week. 3s5
NJ We are glad y ~ NJ. q. w.
Schultz around again. Nm
II a decision On tho court house case
Y i expected Today q tomorrow.
Mrs. james Manning enjoyed
. visit FROM her father and sister last
\ week. 3,5 l,.'.3. \ s,& N. VI
III you have ! sleigh TO sell call
on Fred Brown, At Western House
barn. 16-1t Mi
Rev. Mr.. Lum has . son here
visiting him. The ADVANCE acknow-
Lodges call. &.: = 1.
Frank Kennedy, son Of Register
Kennedy, is very i'll. We hope to see
him out soon. = ~ I
Frank People, attending school
OF pharmacy, at Minneapolis, is home
for the holidays. ~. 80 @z.s.
u Sons Of Veterans turn out to meet
ing Dec. 9. Election Of officers. By
order Of Captain. ~ p.
\ Il. l. Brooks and family spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
f. Stoutemeyer. .,
-Worthington's pushing business
men have about captured all the
space in the ADVANCE.
20. n. Babcock will spreak to this
people next week through the col
umns of the ADVANCE, in his half
page adj.
B. G.. LeGrange says he expects
a report from the state board, as to
the condition of his horses, sometime
within the next decade.
Mrs. II. B. Tibbetts returned
from Minneapolis Wednesday after
noon. She had been there for some
weeks with her sister whose husband
was very ill.
An even dozen new subscribers
this week. The ADVANCE is high on
the top wave of prosperity. It will
soon be in the homes of all Mobiles
county people. :
From this date on we expect to
go to press with the last four pages of
of the ADVANCE early Thursday morn
ing. Advertisers should bear in mind
that copy should reach us as early
Wednesday as possible. We can do
better work if given plenty of time to
arrange advertising properly.
Heron Lake News: The following
members of the masonic fraternity
came up. from Worthington Thurs
day evening and assisted the masonic
brethren here in doing some work in
the third degree: Daniel Shell, F.
r. Durfee, r. Bibby, E. G. Pannell,
Jas. Durfee, DR.. Cheney, G. H. Bah
cock, L. L. Mccartney and DR.. Webb.
The A. .. U. w. elected the fol-
low officers at their last regular meet
ing: P. M. w., r. B. Plotts; M. W.,
E. A. Trip; Foreman, H. F. Hovey;
O., Geo. w. Curtis; Rec, S. F. People;
FL, G. H. Babcock, Rec, o. G. Grund-
stem; I. w., E. F. Whitney; o. w.
Bingham; Tustee, R. F. Baker; Med
Ex., Drs. Webb and Curran.
Report for the first month of
school in district 88; number enrolled,
10; average daily attendance, 10; cases
of hardness, 4; visitors, g. One visit
from County supt., T. B. Mcguire;
Names of pupils having been neither
absent nor tardy, Grace Cass, May |
Cass, Fife Buick, Frank Buick and
Willie Buick. ELLEN SuNDBERe,
teacher. |
The school entertainment given
last evening at Masonic Hall, was the
best ever given in the city. Did space
permit we would be pleased to give
an extended notice, and mention each
individual taking part. All did we'll
and received the applause of the au-
dience. The hall was filed to over
flowing, and many additional chairs
were brought in. When the school
gives an entertainment the public ex-
poets something extra, and is never
disappointed. Much credit is due to
Prof. Porter and the teachers for the
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