The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-11-22
lvvORTHINGTON ADVANCE.
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/. Local News.
From Fridays Daily.
Lee Shell went to st. Paul today.
Mayor Shell is at St. Paul.
The 'swideawakes" will dance
tonight.
Two car loads of apples have been
sold here this week.
Court adjourned to-day to Jan.
Z, 1896, at II a. m.
Miss Alice Durfee, of st. Paul,
1 IS visiting in town to-day. 81.
Court Reporter U. D. Ayr re-
\ turned to his home to-day.
Mr.. Damon returned this a. NJ.
from business trip to Sheldon: :.
Judge Brown returned to his
home at Luverne this afternoon.
The sconvicts" will be taken to
Saltwater the first of next week.
Geo. >Eyland, of Adrian, the
rustling life insurance agent, called
to-day.
Remember the supper tonight
at A. o. U. Hall. Supper will be
served from 6 to 10. --@i..
Fred Wilkins, of Woodstock,
was in the city this morning for a
!. short visit with his sister, Mrs. G. L..
Wing. T.: = ....... T.
Geo. Miller has traded his house
here in town for farm near Wood
. stock. Geo. is getting big. slice of
/ this earth. e, ,1& i
John King aims high. John
aimed" to represent this great dis
trict in the legislature and got you
know what it was, John,
,3 Pastors of the various churches
will confer favor on the ADVANCE if
they will hand 10 notices for Sunday
services il time for publication IN
SATURDAYS Daily. N
ID A Scott, of Sioux Falls, repre-
senting the land excursion depart
ment of the Ill. Cen. R'y., was in the.
city to-day. The ADVANCE acknow-
lodges call. .'.... .u :'7.,...' i.
There will be Missionary Tea
at the residence of Mrs G. j. Small
wood, Friday, Nov. 18th. The devot-
ional meeting will begin at 5 o'clock,
subject: Thanksgiving service, Ps.
lO7. Supper served at six, and, the
program on Indian work in the even.
ing. Ladies and gentlemen are invi-
ted. 49, -..s
Last week we received the first
copy of thei Worthington DAILY AD,
VANCE, published by Carl Eastwood.
It is the first daily in the county and
we sincerely hope that the people will
keep up their patronage and not al
low the first to 'sdie bornin'," Good
u luck to the DAILY ADVANCE. Rush
more Gazette.
The WoRrH1NGroN ADVANCE got
out an extra edition, Monday evening
to report big fire which occurred
there at 6 O clock that evening. Blair
& Co.'S shoe store was burned up and
millinery store badly damaged.
The fire started from a Rochester
lamp which fell from the ceiling
after being lit. The ADVANCE speaks
in great praise of the Worthington
fire department Sibley Tribune.
j. T. Smith, of Heron Lake, was
doing business in Worthington last
evening. Mr. Smith is proprietor OF
the largest tow and hemp mill in the
world. He says he received an order
for upholstery tow the other day, the
first in six months. The factories are
starting up again, and business will
improve all along the line. Mr.. Smith
starts Saturday for the east and will