The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-05
W0RTHINGTON ADVANCE.
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celebrated here. -.' .
Two new bakerys started up in
Worthington last week. Z. '..a
Mr.. and Mrs. Sibley are home
from their visit to Iowa. ''.,r
Emil Behrenfeld, of Heron Lake,
celebrated here on the Fourth.
j. D. Humiston sold fine car
riage last week to E. G. Pannell.
"A. Schaefer and wife were guests
at the "Worthington" over Sunday.
-suger cured hams l2a cts. per. Id.
at the City Meat Market. 4(2w)
Hon. G. P. Shepard came over
from Marshall to spend the Fourth
with his family.
H E. Torrance is lowering the
walk in front Of his residence and
terracing his lawn.
Bob. Frees eagle eye was follow
ing couple of suspicious looking
characters Sunday.
We hear many favorable COM
ments on the meals served by the
A. O. U. w. people.
Auditor Kendlen is home from
Wisconsin, where he went with the
remains of his daughter.
Miss Winnie Shell is home from
Minneapolis, where she has been
visiting for several weeks.
Mr.. J. S. McMannus and wife,
of Edgerton, old time residents OF
Worthington, celebrated here July
Sd and 18th.
There will be w. G. T. U. meet
ing at Mrs. Geo. J. Days on Friday
afternoon, from 3 to 4 o'clock. All
are cordially invited.
The next morning after the fire
last week, Mr.. People found partly
burned shaving in hole in the floor
of the new part of the A. O. U. w.
building.
Mr.. Christy has started a bakery
and is now prepared to fill all orders
for bread, biscuits, cakes etc. He has
an expert baker and guarantees to
please his customers.
Will Wells last weeks Alton
Democrat was great paper-a regular
red white and blue, 4th of July
edition. Will Wells and his Alton
Democrat are up to date.
IL, w. NJ. Danev, one of the good
farmers of this township, called Fri
day last. Mr., D. said he found it
mighty up hill business trying to get
along without the ADVANCE, hence
enrolled his name "among the many.
Mr.. Cowing of Saltwater came
down on the Sd to look after bust
ness interests. He owns the build
ing in which Blair & Co.'s store is
located. We understand there is a
good prospect of brick block going
up on the site of the damage build
ing.
&C. M. Crandall was here Tuesday
shaking hands with his many friends.
We are pleased to learn that there is
a good prospect of Charley becoming
a permanent resident of Worthington.
For the past nine months he has
been attending law school in New
York.
Adrian Democrat: The Bloom
Bros, of Orange City, Iowa, have
brought twelve head Of trotting
horses to Adrian, and intend to To-
cate here in order to avail themselves
of the facilities of our race track. We
re pleased to welcome these people
to our town.
AT the republican caucus in
Indian Lake township John Ireland,
E. A. Trip, Henry Haggard and
R. w. Busby were elected delegates
to the county convention. Resolu-
tions were adopted endorsing Gov.
Nelson and CONGRESSMAN McCleary.
E. A. Trip was appointed member
of committee in place of G. L. Peter
son, moved out of the town ship.
The entertainment given Mon
day evening by Ralph and Ruth
Bingham was exceptionally fine
The violin performance by Ralph
Bingham showed a mastery execu-
ton and technique. As humorest
and impersonator he possesses origi-