The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-09-13
Treasurer Golf was at Adrian last


week. ..as y s,s Al. af,s4sSs WI
Robert Bibby was ct 81 Paul
last 5week. NJ .'o. I'M
Fred Mason was at St. Paul the
frst3of the week. 4.
"A brother Of the lateI. 3L. Wass,
living in Iowa, was here to attend the
funeral.
Mrs. Mitchell has returned from
Michigan where she has been for sew
eral weeks. ILL., /, u i u gsES
ID. G. Holmes was home over Sun
day. His work is now spread over
the entire state.
rs. N. Dickinson, of West Super
ior, Wis, is here visiting his daughter,
Mrs, r. G. Coughran, '7%.8...''
*. Knudson, of Round Lake,
jackson county, was here Monday,
witha gist for the Worthington Mills.
The X. of P. boys met last Tues
day night for the first time in num-
of weeks. Regular meetings will now
besheld. ~
Parties were here Monday, to
mill, from near Lakefeld-18 miles.
The fame of the Worthington mills is
spreading. IL, $5.4 mai
Mr.. G. Gilmore, of Illinois, is here
looking after his real estate interests
in this part Of the state. He has land
interests in jackson and Rock county.
Editor Huntington, of the Win
dom Reporter, passed through Wor-
thington Monday on his way home
from Sheldon, where Mrs.. Hunting
ton is visiting. r@G l5l-,1
Mr.. Cakes, of the Western Hotel,
is doing a business that is highly
satisfactory. He sets splendid table
and endeavors to make his patrons
feel at home. E;i III
Mrs. Hugh Paul, of Heron Lake,
was in Worthington few minutes
Monday. She had been visiting at
hardwood, and came over on the
branch to take the main line home.
Recorder johnson informs us
that the village has disposed of the
electric light bonds, and that the
plant will be put in this fall. This is
good news for our people.
Prairie schooners going east seem
to be quite plenty this year they are
mostly from Nebraska and Dakota.
Some of the men and horses look as
though they were in the last stages
of starvation. s
Mrs. Wass, widow Of the late
Irwin Wass will soon receive a check
for ST, 900. Deceased was insured in
the Modern Woodman of America.
He had only been a member about
three months.
a. c. Clausen has been invited to
make number Of campaign speeches
this fall. Mr.. Clausen is an orator OF
note, and should he consent to give
portion of his time will do good work
for the republican cause.
Chairman Lindgren, of the re-
publican central committee, informs
us that number of prominent speak
ers will do work in Mobiles county
this fall. Congressman McCleary
and Gov. Nelson will both make
speeches here.
j. E. Reigle has secured quarters
in c.. H. :Babcock's drug store and
will open up line of jewelry. He
expects to have his goods in place on
the 25th. The firm backing Mr.. Reggie
has an abundance of capital and when
building can be secured will open
out on a larger scale.
Ed. Wilson writes under date OF
Sept 10th: 1--WE are settled and have
some nice coy front rooms with MIR.
and Mrs. J. w. Ashworth, who used
to live at Worthington. I'm within
nice walking distance of University
Mr.. Ashworth takes the ADVANCE, but
it's better to have two in the family
than one"
Ellsworth News: z. R. Cheney
come over from w orthington last Fri
day and remained until Saturday ev'
ening. Mr.. Cheney is a candidate
for the nomination for county attor-
ney on the democratic ticket. He is
bright young lawyer of good ability
and if nominated and elected will ill
the bill in good shape. The News
was favored with pleasant call: ~.,.rs