The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-05-24
Mrs. Garlick was at Window last

week. .."e.. ..r.'s ~ .
Mrs. D. Shell went to Sioux City
Monday. .
H. S. Humiston is enjoying a
short vacation, fishing.
Mae Church visited friends in
Heron Lake this week.
Attorney Town was in Luverne
last week on legal business.
Attorney J. A. Town is now To-
Gated in rooms over Torrance's.
Mayor Shell was at Fargo N. D.
last week looking after his property
interests.
Mrs. j. D. Humiston is home
from visit to friends in Madelia and
Mankato.
Mrs. Chas. Olmstad, of Sioux
Falls, is visiting at Mrs. E. R. Hum
iston's this week.
The numerous free exhibitions
given by Cook & Whitby are whole
show in themselves.
The opening service at the new
Summit Lake Church will be on Sun
day, June 3rd, 1894.
w. w. Loveless went to Mankato
Wednesday on business, taking his
little daughter with him.
There will be no excuse for idle
ness in Worthington this year-there
is plenty of work for all hands.
Miss Mary Damon and Miss
Hastings were at Pipestone last week
as delegates to the G. E. convention.
Several of the school teachers
went to Spirit Lake Saturday to
have jolly time with the finny tribe.
Parties who will furnish flowers
for decoration, May 80, are requested
to leave them at GAR. Hall the day
before, May 10Th.
Rev. Frank Peterson of Minnea-
polls will preach at G.. A. R. Hall, on
Sunday morning at 10: 80. All are
cordially invited to attend.
-Zweck & Cramers' store at Bige
low was broken into and robbed last
Sunday night. Several guns, suits of
clothing, shoes, etc, were taken.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Cross on Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock. A cordial invitation to all
ladies interested in temperance work
is given.
By the Democrat we learn that
the property of the Leeds lingering
Co. of Adrian has been attached for
$4,000 by one of the banks of that
town.
Cook and Whitby's circus parade
is nearly mile Tonga succession
of blooded horses, open dens and tab
leaux, blazing with silver and gold -
the sig ht Of a life time.
The Masonic building is being
put in fine shape for johnson & Le-
dene. E. B. Nelson will also move
his stock of jew elry there. They will
have good location.
The Omaha and B. G. R. & N.
will give rate of one and one third
for round trip from all points within
so miles of Worthington, June 4th,
to see the Cook & Whitby show.
Saratoga and return very cheap
on occasions of the Presbyterian Gen.
eral assembly, May II to %. Rates
always the lowest via Nickel Plate
road City ticket Office, 1879 Clark St.,
depot Clark and 18th, Chicago.
The Baptist people will observe
Children's day Sunday, June 3rd, at
GAR. hall, at Bpm. All are cor
daily invited to attend. An interest
ing literary and musical program has
been arranged.
Geo. Olmsted, Supt. of the Sibley
schools, accompanied by the Misses
RAYMOND and Reed were the guests
of Miss Mamie Humiston Saturday
last; they made tour of inspection
of our school, lakes and boulevards.
Two weeks ago the ADVANCE said
"crows ought to roost on the lamp
posts of some towns" and the cuss
that runs the Window Reporter copi-
ed it and made us say "cows" instead
of crows. When Old Huntington g oes
to Adrian to call the editorial conven-
ton to order he had better go round
by Pipestone.
A little over a year ago Peter
PAIL, of Lismore township, says the
Adrian Democrat, bought five sows.
Last spring he sold % head of porkers