The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-03-22
Attorney Cross has q card in this

Attorney Cross has 2 card in this
paper.
Window has voted $25, 900 for q
new school house.
Don't forget the W. R. g. supper
Wednesday, March q.
Mrs. Eastwood visited at Heron
Lake Friday and Saturday.
Go TO John Humi stons for drags
wagons, plows, etc. 8tf
"A ladies bicycle for sale, cheap.
32-tf Gro. CuRTIss.
Prof. Porter will hear Mckinley
next week at Minneapolis.
A. G. Hedberg left on the noon
train last Wednesday for Minneapolis.
Special prices on poultry every Sat
urday at the City Meat Market.(2w)
MIR Wykoff will attend the Nc
Kinley meeting at Minneapolis next
=,
week. ,.,
Editor Haislett, of the Adrian
Guardian, called Monday. Sam is all
right. r.
Lovely pattern hats, for Easter, at
Miss Bartholomew, south of Post
Office ..a... ~. 49,. !. Il;
Mrs. Frank Glasgow and Mrs.
Porter visited in Minneapolis last
week. 1 ..r....
Frank Turner expects to visit
Minneapolis next week, and hear
Mckinley. 49,,
Rev. John Easter will preach in
the Presbyterian church on next Sab
bath morning. ......- 4. .
The case of John R. Dewey, vs..
Anton Schaefer. Decision in favor
of plaintiff of $1,000. '-..~
Get your sale bills printed at the
ADVANCE Office. Good work and low
prices. ,' ~ tt j. ..
. Prof. Geo. Keenan,, of St. James,
was here Wednesday afternoon. The
Prof. is one of the most successful
educators in the state. 5;..
Preparatory and communion
service at Rushmore, Sunday March
25, at IL a. M, at Summit Lake at
p. M, at Elk Center at 1880 p. m. :
j. H. Denton of Graham Laks,
made the ADVANCE a call Wednesday.
Mr.. D. will attend the big republican
rally at Minneapolis on the. 18th.
Large assortment of Spring and
Summer millinery. Everything new
and stylish, at Miss Bartholomew.
Second door south of Post Office.
The w. r. G. will give supper
at g. A. r. hall Wednesday evening
March %. All are invited. Proceeds
will be used for charitable purposes.
Mr.. Axel Anderson, Of Roberts,
Michigan, a brother of Mrs. A. G.
Hedberg, was a pleasant caller at
this office. M. A. intends to make
Worthington his future home.
The ladies of the w. R. G. will
serve supper in the g. A. R. hall,
March 18th, commencing at 6 o'clock
p. M. It is given for the benefit of
the Stoddard Post and the Relief
Corps. All are cordially invited.
= SARAH JOHNSON, Pres.
. Mr.. F. F. Cross, of Mankato, an
attorney of prominence, arrived the
first of the week and will locate here.
He has, for the present, rented Mr..
F. A. Torrance's house. The ADVANCE
likes the appearance of Mr.. Cross and
feels confident that he will build up
large practice here. He has several
acquaintance in town who speak
very highly of him, both asa lawyer
and citizen.
W. B. Kerr, of Rushmore, made
us a pleasant call last Friday after
noon. He says farmers in his section
are right in the seeding business. He
also dropped the remark that demo
Gratis in his section are getting nigh
" scarce, and those that are left are
very quiet. ''They feel pretty cheap"
says Mr.. Kerr, cover their fiat failure
If attempting to run the government.
They lack leaders and men of bust
ness capacity"
The nomination of Hon Daniel
Shell was caused by something OF a
zround swell. It was generally