The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-03-15
rHE WORTHINGTON ADVANCE.
Harness Of all kinds Blair & Co.

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Major Thurber is doing good
work on the streets.
y. B. Green is building resi-
dence on 10th street.
Mayor Shell has been in Minnea-
polls most of the week.
Jim Howard is building a res
idence in Cleary addition.
-McC CARNEY and Aagaard have an
ad in this paper. Look it up.
y. III. Sutherland is attendi ng
business college at Sioux City.
IS. Kindlin is back from st. Paul,
where he went to consult a doctor.
Frank Eastwood, Of this office,
was over to Ellsworth over Sunday.
Attorney Whitney Of slayton was
here Tuesday and Wednesday, on
legal business.
We are glad to learn that Rem.
Met artney is getting better, and will
soon be out. -
Heron Lake voted no license by
1 majority. The millennium must be
near at hand.
It is supposed that most all who
will go to Minneapolis from here to
hear Mckinley will go up on the
noon train on the 9th.
Mr.. Stranger left an egg at this
Office last week that measures 81
inches one way and 81 the other. It
was the greatest effort of that hens
life. ~.
Last week Mr.. Cunningham
made the ADVANCE pleasant call. OF
course he left his name for the Inter
Ocean, in connection with the AD-
VANCE.
| w. c.. Barton was over from his
Ewington township home last Friday
He says his county is somewhat ex-
cited over the county seat removal
question. ~9s ".*~
Married, in Worthington, March
II, by Rev. W.. J. Robinson, assisted
by Rev. DR.. Easter, Mr.. E. S. Starnel
and Miss Anna GARNER, both OF
Brewster, MINI. -
e. B. Paul of Indian Lake town.
ship called on the ADVANCE Wednes-
day. Mr.. Paul has fine team OF
young horses to sell. See his notice
in another column. @
Mrs. L. F. Feno, organizer fol
the w. CT. U. will lecture in the
Presbyterian Church, on Monday
and Tuesday EVENINGS of next week
the 10Th and 10th, at 7:3O o'clock.
-Tramps are getting uncomfort-
ably numerous of late. Hardly a
night passes but that Marshall Fuqua
has the cooler full. This roaming
offscuff should be set to work on the
streets. .-. ,,....-
The new town board for Worth
ington township, will meet at the
Office of J. A. Town Saturday March
II, at p. m. for qualification of
officers.
FRED Cone, Clerk.
The new town board for Worth
ington township consists of E. G.
CHATTER chairman; J. O. Edwards and
Nels Olson supervisors; Fred Cone
clerk; w. E. Stoutemyer treasurer;
Geo. w. Gale assessor; J. r: Madsen
and Richard Long Justices; Geo.
Dobner constable.
There seems to be a general de-
mand for Jas. Manning for Mayor,
inasmuch as Mayor Shell will not &C
cept another term. No man in Worth
ington has the interests of the town
more at heart than has Mr.. Man
ming. This will be an important
year for Worthington; the electric
light plant will be put in and other
public Improvements made, and it is
essential that good, clear headed,
pushing man be put at the head of
the council. Such a man is Jas.
Manning, and we believe it is to the
best interests of Worthington; and no
one questions his willingness to pro-
mote the best interests of the city.
We believe Mr.. Manning would make
an ideal Mayor, and we are not alone
in this belief, either.
In reply to Mrs. Brant's statement
in last weeks ADVANCE about me fol-