The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-05-10
!. j. A. Town visited Adrian Tues;

Read every page OF this poper,
or you will miss some locals.
Two girls wanted at the Worth
inGton Laundry Immediately.
Miss Emily Plots returned from
Sioux Falls Wednesday, to attend
the funeral of her aunt.
--Strawberrie short ca';es are fash
ionable now and Lovclcss has the
stuff to make them from.
Miss Bartholomew. brought a
little cousin home from Wisconsin to
spend the summer with her.
Swanson & Isaac son have NUM-
Der of contracts for putting up b:1;ld-
ings. Contractors seem to be in god
demand.
Tho ;,,;cc1rtt::cs ~3;ho took ny extern
ton ladder will confer a favor by
returning il. W. w. LovELEss.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Il. Smith and
Miss Carrie McCunc attended :hc
dancing party at Rushmore Wednes.
day evening.
Major Shell: Rob Bibbey and
Rcn Mccartney returned from Pipe
stone Wednesday afternoon, looking
fnirly we'll
Mss bartholomew returned from
Wisconsin, the first Of the week where
she had been to attend the funeral
Of al aunt.
Fred Mason's new house is near
ing completion. Fred and his est
mable wife will have a handsome,
commodious home.
The sale of my IS cent flour has
been phenomenal, it is wholesome,
pure and healthy and all this cannot
be said about some grades and fancy
patient. W. w. LovELEss.
Rev. Mr.. Albright has accepted
a call from Brewster, Round Lake,
Kinbrae and Elk Center and will
preach at those places during the
coming year.
Mrs Glass, who has been i'll for
some weeks, died Tuesday night.
Funeral services are deing held to-
day. Obituary will be published
next week.
Rev Mr. and Mrs. McCune and Fred
futile went to Sherburn Tuesday tc
attend meeting Of the Congregation
al church society. A.. e. futile and
j. G. Clark went by team.
Fresh vegetables every Tuesday
and Friday at Loveless the Grocers.
The Catholic society Of this place
have fine new organ, purchased OF
Fred Barren of Heron Lake. It was
brought into service for the first
time last Sunday.
There will be Holy Mission at
the Catholic Church June 18th.
to "a inclusive Services. Will
be held every day, morning and
evening. Father Siemon and Father
Vanbrandt will be present.
Adrian Guardian:-We hear D.
j. Forbes and Burr Smith have leased
the Worthington Touring mills and
will soon remove there and take
charge of the same. Sorry to lose
the gentlemen, but congratulate our
neighbors ON securing so valuable an
addition to their business and social
circles;
d. J. Forbes and Burr Smith of
Adrian have leased the Worthington
Touring mills, and will at once put
them in proper shape to do first class
work. 1t gives the ADVANCE pleasure
to note this fact. Both are first class
mill men, and will bring the Worth
ington mills up to the highest stand
ard We expect they will be ready for
business in a week or ten days.
Work for the foundation for the
new court house was commenced this
morning. The building is to be COM
pleted by June LIST 1896. The con-
tract price is s42,469. There were IS
bids altogether, the highest being
about $4,000 more then the success
full bidder. The details of the bids
will probably appear in the proceed
ings. which we will publish next
week.
The Ellsworth News is enthusi-
astic for the reelection of Supt.