The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-11-15
Local News.

Little cans of syrup,
Marked with maple brand,
Spoil the breakfast pancakes,
Ore all this mighty land.
Mrs Washer is sick.
Mr.. Bellasfeld was at Adrian
Saturday. r. ....~..".
Cal Moon of Heron Lake is in
town to-day. -
The lake is frozen over and af-
fords fine skating.
H. G. Shepard is home from a
business trip to Sheldon.
A glance at the hotel registers
show that Worthington is headquar-
ters.
The Wide-Awakes are going to
> give dancing party Friday even
ing.
j. Hansberger & Son report a
good trade at their mark ct, much
better than they expected.
Mrs. Cheney leaves tomorrow
noon for Madelia where she will re-
main all winter with her, daughter.
We haven't seen J. H. Maxwell
'since." Don't know whether he
was swept away by the food or not.
&C. H. Sibley has had cement
walk put down in front of his resi-
dence. J. J. Bingham was the artist
in charge. ..a....
-Loveless the Grocer keeps mince
meat, maple syrup, oranges and the
prettiest barrel Of apples fo1
$2.25 you ever saw.
M. Dugnan, represe nting the St
Paul Call, is in town to-day in the in.
! terest of his paper. The ADVANCE
acknowledges call.
John G.. Redding of Window
one of the leading members of the
bar of this section, was looking after
legal matters here Saturday.
1t is reported that Jack Brant OF
this place and Miss Lizzie Williams
of Heron Lake were married at St
Paul Saturday night. The young
couple have the congratulations and
best wishes of the ADVANCE. Mr.. B
hrs position with the Omaha road
They will probably make St. James
their home.
Fred Gerbroth of Sleepy Eye,
an old army comrade of Harvey G.
Shepard, has BEEN here for a few
DAYS. He was member of the Isl
Minnesota Light ARTILLERY and he
and Mr.. Shepard spent many pleas
ant hours relating old army instances
Mr.. G.. has made some purchases in
Adrian and expects to move there
soon. He left for Sleepy Eye on the
1927 train to make arrangements fol
shipping his goods to his new home
At the Worthington: Milo Arvid
son, Keokuk; F. H. Day, city; r. E
vreeland, city; Chas. Cooper, Prairie
Junction; G. P. Dolan, Waterville
F. b. Dunlap and wife, Omaha, Neb.
E. Fagerman, Sioux Oity;S. T. Full
ton, Sioux City; Loren Cray, Manka.
to; J. E. Hart, St. Paul; E. L. Odds
Minneapolis; H. HELEN, Sioux City
H. Michacls, Sioux City; Gea. G. Ed
wards, St. James; J. D. Good, Beaver
Creek; L. S. Nelson, Luverne; W. j
Dunton, Orange City, Ia; F. p
spaulding, Luverne; H. Guttman
St. Paul: G M Cory, Adrian; John
Gerloff, Sioux Falls; A. H. Gill
Sioux Falls; Hon. p. E Brown. Lu
verne; o. w Freeman, Adrian.
All day long Saturday, a. horse
was hitched nearly in front of the AID
VANCE office, exposed to the cold, with
no food. Such wanton neglect of an
imals is not only cruel but criminal,
Chapter 2O9 Of the general laws Of
1893 says: A person who overdrives
overloads, tortures, crually beats OF
neglects, or unjustiiably Injuries
mains or mutilates, or kills any ami.
NAL, whether belonging to himself
or another; deprives of necessary food
water or shelter any animal OF which
he has charge or control; procures OF
permits any of the above mentioned
acts to be done, is punishable by i'm
prisonment not exceeding three g
months or fine Of not more than one
hundred ($loO) dollars.