The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-03-15
farmers institute March 20 and

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Maher,
. March End. son.
Born, March IL, 1894, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner.
Regular services next Sunday,
Round Lake 1870 a. m. Brewster 3
p. m.
Revival meetings are being held at
Brewster, conducted by Rev. EN-.
Lumm.
Druggists recommend Johnson's
Oriental Soap for all skin and scalp
diseases, tan and sunburn and the
complexion.
Hedberg and Moberly have many
inquiries for land, and expect to do
large business this spring. This is
an evidence of improvement in bust
ness.
Quite number from Worthing
ton will attend the league meeting
at Minneapolis March, %, and hear
Mckinley in the evening.
i. H. Denton, ex-county COM
missioner, made the ADVANCE call
Monday. He said he expected to
commence seeding this week.
&c. H. Cooper, station agent at
Prairie junction, and Banker Smith
of Window were here Saturday last
attending meeting of the masonic
brethren. $3.50
"A contingent of Heron Lake
notables, DIR. Brown, J. F. HUI mission,
. J. S. Kibbey and w. N. Williams
came down Saturday afternoon to at
tend Masonic meeting.
+ j. j. Bingham is preparing for
quite trade in his cement walk. He
has several orders, and many more on
the string. For neatness and dura-
bility they can not be beaten.
We wish to call attention to the
ad. of the Adamant Mfg, Co., in this
paper. Adamant is a perfect wall
plaster; fire, water, and wind proof.
Adamant will be used on the new
court house.
j.: Hon. Alex Fiddes and clerk of
the court Strong,of Jackson,were here
Saturday last. and attended meet
ing of the Masons in the evening.
The ADVANCE acknowledges a pleas
ant call from the gentlemen.
Sc Lumm had narrow escape
last Monday. He was driving in a
cart along the boulevard, near Mr..
Bingham's, when his horse became
aunman agable. Sc was thrown out,
and the cart damaged some.
The house was packed at the
communion service held at Summit
Lake last Sunday, and nearly every
person present partook,--at which
time there were seven new members
added to the Presbyterian church at
that place. r,
Phil Glasgow, wife and little one
are paying grandpa and grandma
Mulroy few days visit. Phil is tax
ing short lay off after his severe
labor in fixing up badly wrecked
train on the Black Hills branch
Guardian. H.
The Masons gave themselves a
banquet last Saturday night and in
vited the Heron Lake brethren to
sup with them. The occasion for the
rejoicing and good cheer was the
work of confering the sky-bumper
degree upon DIR. Curran. The doctor
is still alive.
Every farmer, and others, who
possibly can should make it point to
attend the institute to be held at
Worthington March 20 and 21st. It
will bea great school of information
and we'll worth the time spent. Make
preparation to come both days, and
bring the family. Let this be a great
meeting. - ...-- 49,
H. V. Millar, of Sioux County.
Iowa, has moved to Worthington.
Mr.. Millar has recently purchased the
Iowa Land Co.'S elevator at Bigelow,
and this summer will put it in shape
for the fall business. He will live in
Worthington on account of our excell-
ent school facilities. We like the
style Of Mr.. M. and we are glad to
know that he is to settle in Worth
ington.
Il. Eastwood has been confined to