The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-08-30
Local News.

Mr.. Bryan, of Ellsworth, was a
county seat visitor last Friday.
Family washing neatly done, 40
cts. a dozen, at the City Laundry.
Those corn harvesters sold by
John Humiston are guaranteed to
give satisfaction. 3-w2
The Worthington Bakery, 10th
. st. and 9TH ave. All orders promptly
attended to on short notice. (tt)
For reliable fire insurance call on
z. r. Cheney. over the Bank OF
Worthington. (5l-2mo)
st. James Plaindealer: Attorney
Cross and family, of Worthlngton'
arrived today for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashley Coffman.
Lawyers Sketch and Knox. OF
jackson, were here Friday last. They
had been out to Luverne to argue a
case before Judge Brown.
The Worthington ADVANCE has
begun it's twenty-third year. Our
neighboring county owes much to
the ADvANcE.-Slayton Gazette.
-REprBLlcAS CAUCUs-There will
be republican caucus at the Graves
school house, Ransom township,
Saturday evening, Sept. LIST, at 7 O.,
clock.
Frank Lyon purchased a corn
harvester of John Humiston, and is
we'll pleased with it. 1t does the
work in good shape. He is making
good money cutting his corn and saw
ing the stalks.
st. James Plaindealer: That
snake picture that Carl Eastwood run
last week on the front page OF his
Worthington ADVANCE was corker'
Who would have supposed that
Worthington firewater was such ter
rible stuff?
Take your family washing to the
City Laundry, located back OF the
ADVANCE office. They do good work
and cheap. Drop card in the post
office and they will call for the work
and deliver it without -xtra charge:
52tf
A telegram from Worthington
last Wednesday, announced the sad
death of Mrs. Torrance, nee Veasey'
from an abcess. The deceased had
been married but a few months, and
this will prove a sad blow to husband
and relatives. The young lady had
many friends in this vicinity, and was
highly respected by all.-Fulda Re-
publican.
tt you want a cook stove, get the
one the most perfect in action. the
most durable, the handsomest, the
Garland. Ifyou want a heater for
hard coal, the Art Garland is unex-
celled. If you want heating stove
for all kinds of fuel, get the "Peerless
Garland" A full line of tinware,
cutlery, builders hardware, etc. Call
and examine my stock.
Respectfully,
MARION HAMMOND.
The Window Reporter of last
week gives the ADVANCE this good no.
tice: The Worthington ADVANCE be-
gan it's twenty-third year last week.
The ADVANCE has had checkered
career, but at last it has got an editor
with more sand than all the others
put together, and he is making pa
per of it worthy of the city. East
wood is the first of the many editors
who dared to abandon the patent
print and print the whole paper at
home. It looks at this distance as
though he was making it pay himself
and the people of Worthington
Long may the old man live and fly
the republican flag.
Personal items from the Adrian
Guardian: Auditor John Kendlen
spent a few hours in our city Tuesday
evening, returning to Worthington
on the night accommodation. STEELE
Smith, of Worthington, drove over to
Adrian Tuesday evening, and spent
yesterday visiting his girls in this
neighborhood, returning this morn
ing. Johnnie Peterson, once res
ident of Adrian, now of Worthington
came out on Tuesday evenings train
en- route for Ellsworth. Johnnie has
many friends here who are always
pleased to meet him. Since the