The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-22

at Mrs. Warren's old home, at Water
loo, Iowa.
Mr.. Glasgow was in attendance
at the G. A. r. reunion at Minneapolis
last week.
M. A. Foss, of Madelia, an old
time friend Of the. editor, made us a
pleasant call Thursday of last week.
TAKE NOTICE. Dress making,
cutting and fitting promptly done,
at Mrs. Fellows, 18th Ave. 27w2-Pd.
II remember when was.a girl"
began Miss Antique. "What won
derful memory you have" said Miss
Sharp.
Henry Wosmund Of Rushmore
called last week and ordered the
ADVANCE, Inter Ocean and the N. Y.
Tribune.
S. Kindlund is resident agent for
the Phoenix of Hartford. This is one
of the best companies doing business
in this state. wv
The Michigan Stove works sends
the ADVANCE 2 cent lead pencil and
would like $500 worth of advertising.
Such monumental gall!
JAS. Dooley, of Heron Lake, has
taken a position with Blair & Co., in
their harness department. James
can put up set Of harness with the
best of 'em. He is all right in any
position. ~. 49,,
AT a meeting of the Y. M. G. A.
held at Mankato last week, F. H.
Day of this place was elected second
vice president. Mr.. Day is hard
worker, and the ADVANCE is pleased
to see his efforts appreciated.
The Rushmore Gazette thus tells
of peculiar accident: Chris. Nessen
a few days ago was playing with his
little child and was lifting it up by
it's hands when one arm broke just,
below the elbow. The fracture was
dressed and no danger is anticipated.
!. The ADVANCE, this week, printed
10000 hymns for F. A. Graves.
These pieces, sixteen in number, were
all written and set to music by Mr..
Graves. Music and verses written by
some of the world s most eminent COM
posers have no more real merit than
some of Mr.. Graves pieces.
We are told that no sooner had
commissioner Lindgren arrived at his
home in Adrian, last week, than a
meeting was called to take steps to
prevent the erection of court house.
By the way, how would that dilapita-
ted Adrian town hall, that $60Oa year
white elephant, do for court house,
Those Adrian ducks are peculiar
fowls.
The town of Worthington, no
larger than Sibley, has a good sys-
tenn of water works which pay their
own way and turn considerable rev.
enue into the city Golfers. They also
have fire company which.is a pride
to the town and capable of handling
any blaze that may break out. Sib-
lev can do what Worthington has
done. -Sibley Tribune.
Who the man is who was with
Sam Hulet when the murder took
place has not yet been disclosed to
the public, Certain # il he is. III III, ex i
istance. The public j satisfied ag. to
has .E!5'l NJ sll:a
may BE- ,,sf IS accused 81 nothing Moth
ing. can be charged against him SO
faalr,: as the events Of the night have de-
veloped, unless, possibly, chicken
stealing, and thusfar nobody has even
charged him with that. He could
not be compelled to disclose this any
way, should he voluntarily disclose
the fact that he was with Hulet. II
asked about the chickens in the sled
he could simply stand upon his
legal rights and say that to answer
would eliminate himself, and that
would end the chicken matter. But
q more serious thing might be char
ged to the unknown man. The muir
der might be charged to him. The
defence of Richter has reasonable
ground to use this in his defence.
The shooting of Richter out Of the
window does hot necessarily imply
that the shots fred by him killed the
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