The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-03-08

Writ Of Attachment blanks al
the ADVANCE Office.
Mrs. Loveless visit ed last Week
with friends in Sibley.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mas
on, March 1st., a daughter.
Judge Nelson, Of Luverne, is at
tending the present term of court.
y. D. Humiston has stock Of
buggies, wagons, ETC., that must be
sold soon get his prices. 80 If
Lawyer A.C. Dunn, Of Whine.
bago City, attended court here this
week. Mr.. Dunn is one of the most
prominent attorneys in the state.
Il. NJ. LANCE publishes card in
the News Messenger stating that he
will practice law in Marshall. We
had hoped that Mr.. L. would return
to Worthington.
Miss Sievers is in st. Paul select
ing her spring and summer goods.
She will put in the finest line Of mil
linery goods ever brought to this city,
and all up to date. 1,
Miss L. Sievers has an ad in this
paper. Miss Sievers has made per
sonal visit to St. Paul to get the latest
styles and best goods. Worthington
ladies should make note of this.
Miss Ella McLaurin, of Detroit,
Mich, will speak upon foreign mis-
sion at the G. A. R. Hall, on Thurs
day evening, March 18th, at 1880 pm.
Do not fail to come and hear her.
Says the Rushmore Gazette: We
understand that Worthington will go
"dry" at their next election by good
majority. We are in hopes that it
will, as we then cannot accuse our
townsmen of going over just to get
a drink. y =.
We hear that Ed. Warren does
not expect to return to Worthington,
but will probably remain in Water
loo, where we are told, he has been
offer ed position with the railroad
company. Sorry to lose Ed. and his
estimable wife. $'
Little Richard Sprague came
very near being badly hurt last Tues
day; he was playing with dog when
all at once the brute became vicious,
and jumped on the little fellow,
knocking him down and injuring
his side quite badly.
Report of School Dist. No. %, for
the sixth month ending March End,
1894. Average daily attendance IL
3-5. Names of those neither absent
nor tardy, are Hannah Langseth,
Ellen Ellingson, John Ellingson.
Ellen Langseth, Nina Langseth,
Oscar Langseth. Mary Kain, teacher.
If the special policeman, Mr.. g.
Darby, thinks tits nice to be following
an old lady around, and her mid.
wife going to attend a lady in confne-
ment, and not satisfied with that
must ask if she had been seen going
to the guaranteed house. Truly
Warrington should feel proud of it's
officer. Mrs. E1o1sE BRANT.
County Supt. Mcguire held pub
lie examinations here Tuesday. It
goes without saying that the schools
of Mobiles county are to-day in better
shape than ever before and great
credit is due our worthy and popular
Supt. He is a hard worker and de-
voting his best energies to building
up the schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of Madelia,
were here last week and this visiting
their daughter, Mrs. John Humiston.
The ADVANCE was favored with call
Saturday last, from Mr.. Davis, accom-
panied by Mr.. E. R. Humiston. Mr..
Davis thinks there is a splendid
future before ,Worthington, that the
building of the court house will slim
ulate others to put up good
buildings. 9
The city election occurs March 20.
As yet there has been but little dis
cussion of probable candidates. It
is generally conceded, however, that
if Mayor Shell desires reelection he
can have it without much opposition.
OF course the license question will be
the real bone of contention, and the
issue will be fought from both sides
in the best possible manner. The
temperance people believe they will
win victory while the license people
are sanguine of success. They feel
that their chances are better this
spring than they were last year, when