The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-05-10


Mrs. D. Shell left Tuesday for St.
Paul, to be absent few days. IT..
"A sidewalk is being put down
around the court house square. 4.
-Supt. Mcguire was here the first
of the week on official business.
Needed improvements are being
made on the Presbyterian church.
Frank Eastwood left Tuesday for
Garretson, where he has a printing
office.
DIR. Curran was at Heron Lake
last week, in consultation with other
doctors.
, &C. E. Savill of Canton ILL.,, was
greeting old time friends i'll Worth
ington this week.
The Swedish Mercantile company
have new ad in this paper, look it
up; it will interest the ladies'.
Carl Gustaf Mollb re-. a cousin
of S. Kindlund of this place, arrived
on the Burlington Monday evening,
from Sweden.
Rev. j. w. Robinson, and Rev.
Mr.. Smith of Rushmore, attended the
Ministerial meeting Of the NJ. F..
church at Lake Crystal, this week.
Rev. E. NJ. Lumm occupied The
pulpit of the Baptist church at Adrian
Sunday last. The ADVANCE will
guarantee that he preached a good
sermon.
Rev. E. M. Lumm has received and
accepted call from Adrain, Rush
more and Summit Lake and will
preach at those points during the
coming year.
Mayor Shell, Robert Bibby and
Rem Mccartney went to Pipestone
Tuesday to attend a chapter meeting.
Hope the boys will get through all
right.
Mrs. Dayton and Mrs. Holmes
left on the 11:17 a. m. train Tuesday,
for Leseur, to attend meeting of the
ladies Missionary society of the Man
kato Presbytery.
Wheeler & Smith proprieters Of
the Worthington creamery have the
thanks of the ADVANCE for roll Of
very fine butter made by them. They
are artists when it comes to butter
making.
Frank People passed very sat
isfactory examination and has received
his registration as an assistant drug
gist. He is at present in Minneapolis
but will be home soon and take a po-
sition with G. H. Babcock.
Attorney S. G. Rea, of Luverne,
called on the ADVANCE Monday. Mr..
Rea has entered into partnership with
l.. S. Nelson in the law business.
Both are bright, brainy fellows and
will NOW big swath in the legal
profession.
d. J. Forbes, Chas. Burr and
Smith paid Worthington a business
visit Monday, returning on the even
ing passenger.-County Attorney
Freeman and Go. Commissioner Lind
gren went down to Worthington yes
terday to meet the board and open
bids for the new court house.-Guar-
dian.
Married, in this town, Wednesday
morning, May 9th: by E. M Lumm,
Mr.. Charley Horton and Miss Anna
Seleen of this place. They left on
the 9:45 B. G. R. & N. train for
Round Lake, where they will make
their home. The good wishes of
their many friends go with them.
United States Senator Kyle, OF
South Dakota, was here last week
looking after his farming interests.
He came quietly and went away qui-
etly-scarcely half dozen people
knew he was in town. From here he
went to Sioux Falls to look after
successor to Senator Petigrew. Sena-
tor Kyle is populist and can see no
good in anyone but himself and the
remnant of his party that is still
for existance.
On May 9Th and 29th, the Burling-
ton Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway
will run two grand Homkseekers' Elk
cursions from points on it's line south
of Iowa Falls, to all points in North
western Iowa, Minnesota and South
Dakota west of and including Iowa