The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-01

DR.. Dolan was called to Heron
Lake and Brewster Tuesday.
Rev. 2. NJ Lumm will: preach at
Brewster next Sunday at 800 p. m.
Saturday was lively day in
Worthington many farmers were in.
The ADVANCE acknowledges call
from P. D. Mcclellan, of Heron Lake,
Tuesday.
Vern Buther and G.. A. Fairfield,
of Heron Lake, were ADVANCE callers
last Monday.
Editor Mallahan of the Heron
Lake News was doing business in
Worthington this week.
Rev A. A. Zabnskie, Of Moor
head, Mimi, will preach in the Pres
byterian church on next Sabbath.
H. J. Arnold, prominent bust
ness man of Heron Lake, was forced
to make an assignment Tuesday.
Presbyterian Sunday School con-
vention will be held at Round Lake
next Saturday and Sunday, Feb 3, 4.
j. P. Vail, Of Seward, was a
Worthington visitor Saturday last,
and made the ADVANCE a pleasant
call, +.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold a social at the res
idence of Mr.. M. P. Mann, Friday
evening, February 2.
The Minnesota Allahanda seems
to be filling a long felt want. Mr..
Bylander is man of more than ordi-
nary newspaper ability.
We hear that the Brewster
schools are closed on account OF
scarlet fever. We are told that there
are only three or four cases there
however. ~
IL In 1898 there were 254 births in
Mobiles county and 81 deaths. Will
mont and Seward are the banner
towns each recording 20 births and
only 6 deaths. r..
Rev. E. M. Lumm will begin a
series of meetings at Round Lake
next Monday evening, Feb. 9Th, as
sisted by Miss Brace, of Amboy, and
others from abroad. -
From the best information at
hand it is thought that there is an
abundance of Ignite in the Redwood
Falls country. Ignite is good fuel
for immediate use, but will not stand
shipping any great distance, 'as it air
Stacks. &. .n
We publish in this paper letter
from M, Maxwell. Having been been
away a couple Of days this week we
havn't time to look it over and com
ment upon it for this paper. We pre-
sumo that Mr.. Ms. letter will need a
little picking. IT,. Az.
Steve Muck run amuck Tuesday
evening. He attempted to lift (and
did, a sack of coal from the R'y Go. He
was detected, and taken before Judge
Bennett and fined $500 and cost,
amounting in all to $500. He raised
the cash, thus escaping few days in
the county Jail. The officials have
an eye on some others who will pro-
badly be brought to justice soon.
The deputy fish commissioner,
who is located at Worthington, came
very near losing his life on Spirit
Lake a week ago. He was after some
parties who were catching fish con
trary to law, when his team broke
through the ice and he was thrown
into the water. The parties he was
after came to his rescue and got him
out but the team was lost Lakefield
Standard.
An Adventist at Battle Creek
Mich. says the world is sure to col
lapse in few months. This predn'
ton has been made before, but this
time it is cock sure 60. We shall
keep our books open to the last
minute to enable delinquents (, tc
square their subsc ription accounts
This will give them an opportunity te
start in right in the other world, even
if they lived wrong in this.
Farmer Wilson, Farmer East.
wood, Farmer Shell, Farmer Bennett
Farmer Schultz, Farmer Smith
Farmer Schwarz and several other