The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-05-03

Notice Lovele0e new aQs
Two ordinances are published
il this paper. "a .ss '5s. .t3 s,..
Mrs. s. Allen VISITED at Rush
more last week. u
Strawberries appeared in the
local market this week.
Frank Eastwood, Of this Office,
was in Omaha over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Heron = expected
home from st. Louis soon. where she
has been visiting for several months.
m. A. Hanson, Heron Lakes big,
enterprising, liberal dealing mer-
chant, was among the ADVANCE call
ers Monday.
y. F. Bulls is now editor of the
Davis, So. D., Globe. J. F. is an old
Worthington boy and we are glad to
note his advancement.
d Farm Loans at lowest rates, call
on or address,
s. ri F. F. Cross,
37tf! Worthington, MINI.
H. v. Millar is doing large bus
mess at his elevator at Bigelow. Far
mers can take their grain to him and
reca;va :tha hest -four in the market,
also bran, meal, etc. ). !.
-; Pete Lewis, the leading mer-
chant Of Fulda, was asIbusiness Wis
itor to Worthington Tuesday. He
reports number of improvements
going on in his town this spring. :ss,
The Epworth League social, which
was to be held at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. BLY,, Friday evening,
April q, has been postponed until
Wednesday, May 8, (which time it
will be held at the G.. "A. r. hall.
The fire boys have. received their
new and handsome running suits, and
practice every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings with the hose
carts. Our boys cut the wind with
the swiftness Of professional sprin-
tiers. e., Sc Z, j. "a q III u
v st. James Plaindealer. Hon.
Daniel Shell, Of Worthington, the
gentleman who will in all probability
represent the It'll District in the State
Senate at the next session, dined at
the hotel Gibbs on Monday of this
week. $.a ,ca "a "a ~ ri L +~ IT,.
viii Wells and Mr.. Smith, of
the Alton Democrat, made the AD-
VANCE call Monday. They were
.chaperoned blythe versatile 4 John
King, Of the Adrian Democrat.
Messrs. Wells and Smith inspected
the pumping station and pronounced
II Ok. s II.
We call attention to the adver-
tisement of Blome Bros. stations:
Humming Bird, Goldendale, Gayo
and Rom. "A finer lot of horses were
never brought to Worthington. and
all interested in good horses should
not fail to see them. Read the. an.
nouncement in this paper. -.
Report of school for the first
month in district No. 20, Ransom.
School commenced with an enroll
ment Of IL pupils and closed with II,
Total attendance 1875. Cases OF
hardness 4 No.5ofas, visitors 7.
Leader of "a" spelling class, Dora
Dow, average 80 per cent. Banner
class "B" average "a per. cent.
Georgette Dow excelleds in rapidity
and neatness Of work. We cele-
brated the morning Of Arbor Day by
hoisting,a large flag to5a pole at-
tached to the top Of the school house
and singing "Our Flag the Flower Of
Liberty" During noon, which was
two hours long that day, we set out
20 trees, lilacs, and one SNOWFALL
brought by the children. We spent
the last hour from three to four in
Arbor day. exercises consisting OF
songs and recitations. I felt well
paid for the extra work, for the chill.
dren showed great interest and we
|;all enjoyed the day very much.
H wv I'D 4 LouN1rA Dow,
Teacher.
a correspondent Of the Slayton
Herald says: You have learned by
this time that the 'Hyslop- Borst trial
in Minneapolis resulted in the acqui.
tai 81 the defendent. When the news
reached us the friends Of Mr.. Borst
| (Yankee like) began burning powde,
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