The Worthington advance., 1894-05-31
We are moving again and that

DO you want a wagon or buggy :
if SO get prices Of j. D. Humiston.
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Are you coming to the show? II
so, see Blair g. Co. for shoes and har-
ness. 49,. W.
Mrs. Ed. Warren charmingly
entertained number of lady friends
at tea, recently.
The Window Reporter says: Mrs.
Banker Smith entertained Mrs. Gar
lick, of Worthington, the other day.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church feel highly encouraged by the
liberal patronage accorded their ice
cream. parlors. .'.
1T is easy to tell who sells the shoes,
in watching the crowd atBlair & Co.'S.
emporium.
Mrs. Jas. Manning gave a de-
lightful tea-party to nu nber OF her
lady friends last Thursday evening.
We can fit long, short, wide, mar
row, thick and thin feet for any and
all people. BLAIR & Go.
| Silver Leaf Tea is the best in the
market. G. L. Peterson has it. Call
at his store and get a sample. For
purity aud strength it has no equal.
GD,
j F. Teall, of the Black Hills.
brother-in-law of Mr.. Wycoff, is here
for short visit. The ADVANCE ac-
knowledges pleasant call.
Mr.. and MRS. Jas. manning gave a
delightful 'sinch" party last Friday
evening; seven tables were filled
Refreshments were served at 1l:l5
Head prizes were won by Miss Lillian
Plotts and "Dick" Connors. Foot
prizes were given to Mrs. Crawford
and Fred mason.
We understand Worthington il
seriously considering the advisabilitJ
of gas plant and telephone system
Both are necessities to a metropolitan
city like our sisteron the east.-Rush
more Gazette.
Gas might do for some towns, but
it's too far behind the times for Worth
ington. Bonds have been voted fol
electric lights.
AT the semi annual business meet
ing of the Epworth League of thu
NJ. E. church, on Monday evening
the following officers were elected fo1
the ensuing six months:-Pres.
Miss Torrance; 1st. vice Pres.
D. Wilkinson; End vice Pres, Mis-
Dean; 3rd vice Pres, Miss Shattuck
4th vice Pres, Miss Hamburger; Sec
| J. ID. Palmer; Treas, Mrs. E. G
Wilson; Organist, Mrs. Wilson.
The Cook & Whitby circus anc
Menagerie, in its management, it,
j, fidelity to word of promise, it's mag
nificence, grandeur and completeness
is the ideal of perfection. Its street
parade is a glittering success from
front chariot to rear caliope. Its
menagerie contains goodly collec
ton of the animals of the forest, from
the mammoth $500 pound elephant
to the tiny monkey. Its ring perfor
mances are new, novel and rare. The
chariot races, English riding, comica
races, ETC., are such as are seldom
witnessed under canvas.
Speaking of the damage suit
brought against c. H. Saulpaugh O.
Mankato, the Free Press says: Mr.
Saulpaugh stated to a Free Press re
porter this afternoon that the case wa:
one of attempted blackmail. He de
MED that there was any contract o1
marriage, or that there was any breecf
of contract. He intends to fight the
case, and in this he is following the
wishes of his wife as we'll as hi
own inclinations and the advice o1
attorneys. If the case comes to trial
as it probably will, it is understood
that the defence will endeavor tt
prove that the plaintiff was motor
ious woman, with a reputation such
as to preclude the idea that she could
have suffered any damages by any
alleged breach of contract. Sympa
] thy generally is with Mr.. Saulpaugh
| Ellsworth News: DR.. Clark ol
this place received his commission
Tuesday as examining surgeon of the
Worthington pension board. The
DR.. is we'll qualified to fill this impor.
tant position and will conduct the af-
fairs of the Office with honor to him
self and to the entire satisfaction ol
all having business before the board
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