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

Notice to teachers is published in
this paper.
Don't miss the party at Loveless,
the Grocers.
Mrs. Frank Durfee is visiting
friends in Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Deyoe rejoice
over the arrival of a girl baby.
An absent minded man went to
telephone and rang himself up.
Rev. MI. Dreager will preach next
Sunday in the Evangelical church.
Don't forget the oyster supper
at the G.. A. r. Hall Monday night.
Geo. Richardson of Fulda regis
tered at the "Worthington" Monday.
H. P. Lewis, the big merchant of
Fulda was business visitor to
Worthington Tuesday last.
Powder your face with Loveless
the Grocers flour, at IS cts. a sack
and then go to his party.
The Rev. Thos. Hunter of Baker
City, Oregon, will preach in the Pres
byterian Church next Sabbath.
j. B. Gould, of Baskerville, Ia !,
an old time friend of Jno. Blair, was
here last week and part of this.
Blair & Co., have put in couple
of noby settees in their shoe depart
ment. Blair & Co., are "up to date"
in everything. .# -.
Mr.. Olson, of Preston, Mimi, an
old friend of landlord Maloney, was
here Tuesday. He is favorably i'm
pressed with Worthington.
Treasurer Golf was over to Els
worth and Adrian last week collecting
taxes. He reports about the same
amount collected as last year.
All who have subscribed for the
Inter Ocean or N. Y. Tribune through
the ADVANCE and have not yet re-
oeived the papers, will please motif y
us as soon as possible.
Little Dwight Ludlow was asked
a few Sundays ago: "Who is Judge
of all the earth?" The little fellow
Strengthened up and promptly ans
wered: "Major Thurber!' 49,. r
j. D. Maloney has leased the
Lake View house and had it papered
and painted and refitted throughout.
MI. M. is an experienced hotel man,
and will bring the Lakeview up to a
high standard. -, g...a
The ladies of the w. r. G, will
give a supper and entertainment on
the evening Of the It'll Of March, for
the benefit of the Corps and Post.
All are invited to attend. !.
Sarah johnson. Pres.
80. Julia Afford. Sec.
The petition presented to the
county commissioners protesting
against the levying of a court house
tax contained about 400 names-edi-
tor John E. King having signed it
twice. As the signers represent only
about 40 of the population of
Mobiles county the ADVANCE would
suggest that they make minority
report. - 's
Judge Cory informs us that by
the recent decision of the supreme
court, declaring the lunacy law of
1898 unconstitutional, Mobiles Co unity
is hit about $500 worth, under that
law the judge having committed three
insane persons Frank Dohlin, Thos.
Holleran and Frank Sunberg. The
hospital authorities notify him that
these persons cannot be- held, legally.
The Judge will send III some sr! one to
bring the qnfortunates .hefe, IND they
will bore ii d lnnder the old law.
The expense to. the ' county will be
about 500. I: rs, p i: :.'; -. I.
"A former Worthington citizen
was honored at the encampment. A
report says: At this point the pro-
ceedings we're interrupted by the ap-
pearance on the stage Of Comrade
Charles H. Bennett of Pipestone, the
committee on post department com
mander, and that office, +. N, LANCE
of Post !, Marshall. The former pro-
ceeded to present to .Comrade LANCE
a beautiful badgs of his post office.
tits of gold and diamonds after the
G. A. r. insignia, the combined gift of
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