The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-11-29

will movesto that place December, 1st.
King viii edit the posto&cei and
Blair will edit the Democrat. Sorry
to have John ''cut loose" from Worth.
ton, butshope he will do we'll in his
new linesof business.
-Thes,old man Of the ADVANCE
went down to the lake last evening to
see the boys and girls glide y swiftly
Ger the crystal surface" and TO- live
over again those happy boyhood days
when hestoo used to glide some
times onshis head, sometimes, at full
length, bnt generally sort of go
as-you-please glide When We. saw
friend Ramage, of coal and lumber
fame, dart here and there, do the pig
con wingsact, and cut up all manner
Of didos,~we wished we were a
boy again. And then we
saw Theo. Y Palmer, of 4 the
federal service, come ont Of tie dark
side of the lake, like great spook,
and slide around go & gracefully
sometimes on one foot, then On: two,
and thensoa neither, we feltlwe could
do as well, even if we do not hold a
government position. But when
Lawyers Cheney oand Clausen COM
menced - play Cox and geese" that
settled il; I'VE forgot our old age and
infrmaties, slipped on our skates, and
later slipped on the ice, and then
there was a great pyrotechnical dis
play; what followed will always be a
blank toal1s. ,iIY8ElItli II
There are many here who are
firm in the belief that flowing we'll
can be seeared ,sffof rthipg ton ~
going doaa, g ) DEPTH s. 40 d 500 b
feet. Such 4 we'll would be bless
sing to the town. s,,1 q IL and IS certainly
worth the: effort. Of the Marshall
wells thesNewa; sseagez says that
an unlimited suppp Iraof good water
is coming up from only 400 feet be,
low the surface with'such ms s 3 That
the city water works are supplied
with no expense for operation, and
the only expenditure faisssa3sd s14 sthesst
for interest on the cost of the works
and necessary repairs. The public
water weEsswSltDFas sunk 400 fet,'
when therusshl a water eaane from
sandstone. The we'll is casedds FROM g 2 !,
the surface with eight inch iron pipe
to 3 depth 81 go feet, and thence to
the bottom with six inch pipe. q The
supply Of water is much softer than
ordinary but notsss soft asEr n i
water. 1T q excellent} drinking water, 5 !
The flow IS 225 gallons per minute, or
1924, 600 in "a hours. The pressure is
63 pounds to the square inch. The
pressure will elevate the water into
the great tank, 100 feet high, and the
overflow will supply the great surface
cistern. No pumping will be requir-
ed except in case Of fire, when the
pump will work directly through the
mains. This water was found about
four weeks ago
From Saturdays Daily.
Geo. r. Daniels was over from
Luverne to-day.
Theo. Bahls Of Lake Park is at
the Worthington.
August Larson Of Round Lake
was in the city yesterday.
-Jo. Reigel and wife are visiting
at Sioux Falls for day or two.
e. G. Thompson, of Adrian,
transacted business in Worthington
yesterday.
Mr.. Powers, of Pierce, Neb, is
here, and will probably make real
estate purchase.
&C. w. Schultz left. yesterday tor
St. Louis. He will visit in Illinois
few days before returning.
u. II. Denton, q. Stewart and
Bessie Stewart, Of Graham Lakes AZ $,
are registered at the Worthington.
HI. Walton of;iWaterloo, la, was
here this week and purchased a piece
Of land near Fulda. He expects to
move to Worthington:., S,..E,s
Frank CLANCY, Of Minneapolis,
representing Masonic insurance
company, is here establihing IN aeen'
cy. and working mp bnsinegs 4
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