The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-26
aW0RTH|NGTON ADVANCE.
WORTHINGTON, JULY 26.

WOhIdlNGION, JULY rs.
Girl wanted, to do house work,
apply'at the ADVANCE Office. If
Some miscreant stole long rope
from Mr.. LAGRANGE, Sunday.
There were no preaching services
at the M. E. church last Sunday.
The pleasure boat E&e now
makes regular trips around the lake.
Mrs. Frank Lewis and daughter
visited with the family of AEON
Forbes last week.
Hoops pills are the best after-din-
ner pills, assist digestion, cuse head
ache. Csc. box.
Don't try to beat the sun up
every morning. Some day old Sol
will rise when you don't.
For the accommodation of the
street sprinkler stand pipe has been
put in near Mr.. Bly's grocery and
feed store.
Mr.. Damon and family are camp
ing at Spirit Lake, and expect to re-
main until the close of the Chautau
qua season.
-Worthington people have been
taking to water so much of late that
another resivoir is necessary, which is
now being put in. %
Rev. H. H. Hart, of St. Paul,
chairman of the board of corrections
and charities was here the first of the
week inspecting the new Jail.
That tired feeling which is so COM
mon and SO overpowering, is entirely
driven off by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
best blood purifier. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla overcomes weakness. =.
The swales are fairly teeming with
young prairie chickens. The season
has been most favorable and the old
hens have brought forth full broods.'
The game bags will be we'll filled this
year.
About hundred people attend
ed the social hop given by the A. O..
U. w. last Thursday evening, at their
new hall. All expressed themselves in
the highest terms of the entertain
ment.
County Treasurer Golf and Aud
itor Kendlen drove over from Worth
ington last Saturday, returning home
Sunday. The News was favored
with pleasant call from these ex-
cellent county officials : Ellsworth
News. Id. II &:3,s% s$Ss4%syff J, ss:E
The board of equalization found
but 43 dogs credited to the village of
Worthington. There were ten times
that number in orr back yard one
night last week-and none of Hank
Twitchel's brood were there, either.
Little Buddy Norris, aged three
years, who was so badly burned July
4th, died Friday evening at Z o'clock.
From the time of the accident the lit
tie one suffered intensely, and had it
lived would have been cripple.
Funeral services we're held Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, conducted by
Rev. Robt. McCune.
The Minnesota Experiment Sta
ton has issued bulletin that is very
important to farmers. School dis
tricts and road overeers can get the
bulletin and also specimens of the
Russian thistle for the asking. The
bulletin discusses many ways of erad-
icating the thistle and has good illus
trations of the weed.
Eleven Coxieites were here Mon
day. They came down the Missouri
river as far as Sioux City on rude
raft. They bandoned their craft at
that point and struck out into the
country They were too lazy to row,
too honest to steal, SO they go out
among the people to demand the liv-
ing which the world owes them.
-Worthington machine men are
extending their business across the
line into Iowa by their gentlemanly
business efforts. Parties were here
from Ashton, Ocheyedan and Harton,
south of us,for machinery and repairs.
Crops and hay are being gathered
and cared for by the farmers and are
reported fair crop with + respects OF
big corn, Mr.. Biul, Smith, Keefer,