The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-08-23
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WORTHINGTON, AUGUST 81

-Pows at ]. D. Humistons. TIT
Or. Bardwell, of St. Paul, was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. Bly, was quite ill Monday
night-too much work for all old man.
Mrs. Olaf Noren died Aug. 2lst,
1894. Obituary will be published in
our next issue.
j. H. Bly, has the Lewis building
on it's foundation next to his store.
1t fills up quite gap. ,.s ...
The odd fellows will organize a
lodge next Wednesday. The grand
officers are expected to be present.
The popular cashier of the No
bles County Bank, Milton P. Mann,
rejoices over the arrival of a girl baby
at his house.
E. L. Ecker, of Heron Lake. was
Worthington visitor Tuesday. He
came down in the interest of the Win
dom brick yard.
L. White, of Lakefeld, made the
ADVANCE call Tuesday. IL" and
the editor located in Lakefeld long
before the Indians discovered that
country.
, We understand that Mr.. S. Allen
has the contract for putting up the
Lewis building. Mr.: Allen is push
or, and will do a job that will be a
credit to the town. ~
Mr.. Ager, on the Ludlow place,
is partially supplying the local mark
ct with fruit and vegetables. He has
an abundance of apples, plums, etc.
Mobiles county will soon produce
more fruit than it can consume.
= Chas. Wing and wife arrived
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Wing is now
duly installed as foreman of the AD-
VANCE and will have mechanical
charge of the paper He is an expert
job printer and will not fail to please
the patrons of the ADVANCE.
The Milling company have paint
ed the mill and warehouses, also two
residences. There is an air of bust
ness and prosperity about the place.
The Matteson Bros, are pushers and
are making the Worthington Mills
the most popular in this part of the
state.
There will be republican caucus
for the township OF Indian Lake, held
in the town house in the village Of
Round Lake, Friday evening, Aug.
91st, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of
selecting four delegates to attend the
county convention at Worthington,
September Sd, 1894.
E. A. TRIP,
g.. Township Committeeman.
Last Friday the county sent Mrs.
Bylander and her children to her
people who live near Council Bluffs.
Bylander has been away several
weeks and the last heard of him he
was arrested in Minneapolis for
drunkenness. He's poor stick and
Mrs. Bylander is to be congratulated
upon getting away from such a
worthless character.
We publish a letter in this issue
from Geo. W. Parker, of Minneapolis,
who writes upon the important sub
ject of home trade. That's the idea
the republicans have been preaching
for years-trade at home-if your
neighbor makes anything you want,
buy it of him rather than send away
for the will buy something you
have to sell and both of you will save
the freight. A home market is het-
ter than foreign market. That's
republicanism.
Julius Moll, who left Worthing
ton in disgust, last winter, because
his name was placed upon the black
list, seems to be doing pretty we'll at
Adrian. The Democrat says: Julius
Moll, gentleman of more or less
leisure, who sometimes follows the
avocation of merchant tailoring when
sober, got several gallons of very bad
whiskey on board last Saturday and
created such disturbance that Mar
shall Lewis found it necessary to in
carcerate him in his private hotel
over night. julius has shed the
remnants of once Immaculate repu-
utation at rapid rate of late"
Lee Palmer, county surveyor of
jackson county, was killed at Sher-
burn Saturday. A dispatch from
there says: A large crowd of people
gathered here last evening to witness