The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-03-15

nearly month Garner tna4 AaeC yooi.
-, j. Bingham says he thinks he
will go to Minneapolis to hear Nc
Kinley.
Miss Wasmer of LeMars is here,
and will remain all summer, with her
brother.
Adrian Guardian: Mrs. Phil
Glasgow returned home in Worthing-
ton yesterday morning.
The genial Ed. Cooper, of Ad-
rian, was circulating among Worth
ington friends last week.
The Leeds Importing Company,
Of Adrian, will hold a big sale OF
stock, March % and 10Th.
Miss SEWERS is back from St.
Paul. While away she purchased a
handsome line of spring goods:
Will Humiston will put in cement
walks leading to his residence. }. ).
Bingham will furnish the blocks.
A young lady wishes a place in
Worthington to work, as a domestic.
Rev.Mr. Dreager will give you further
particulars.
Week before last we did not re-
ceive copy Of the Adrian Democrat.
Another omission like that, Mister,
and you's gone. Il ~.
We print in this paper a descrip-
ton of the new court house, to be
built here this summer, as furnished
by the architect.
Mrs. Henry Davis, Of Worthing-
ton, paid her relatives here a brief
visit Wednesday, returning on the
night train.-Guardian.
John P. Ebert, of Brewster, was
a pleasant caller at the ADVANCE
office last Monday and subscribed for
the ADVANCE and Inter Ocean.
There will be quarterly meeting,
March 10, at the German Evangeli-
cal church. Presiding Elder c. W.
Sydon, of Mankato, will be present.
-Four new residences and one
business house are in course OF
erection in Worthington, and several
more will start next week If the
weather is favorable. -
Gene Gillet will move back from
Heron Lake. next week. He has
been away for year and half, and
says he is glad to get back to the
best town in southern Minnesota.
Mr.. Schafer, the popular democrat
Of Rushmore, was here Monday on
business. It is said that Tony can
have anything the democrats have to
give, which wont be much after 1896
-Worthington will be the liveliest
city in this part of the state this sum
mer. The court house and Jail, and
many private buildings and dwelling
houses, will give employment to many
hands.
w. H. Shaver, dentist, of Madelia,
was here Tuesday and Wednesday,
and did considerable business. The
doctor is a pleasant gentleman, and
thoroughly understands his business
He will visit Worthington every
month. .r...
The new court house at Alexan-
dria is to cost $4,000, and is not as
fine looking building as the Mobiles
county court house will be. Our
commissioners are doing good work
for the county by getting the best
for the money. 4
Mayor Shell returned from Min
neapolis last week, where he had
been looking after business interests.
Mr. Shell is engaged in the manufac-
ture Of soda fountains, but whether
they are the kind used in prohibition
towns or not we are not advised.
Money to loan at 6 per cent. in
series A. went begging at the meet
ing of the Rock County Building
and Loan Association, says the Lu-
verne Herald, and was taken by Seth
Crawford at one per cent. premium.
No loan was make in series B, but a
special meeting will be held next
Wednesday evening for the purpose
of loaning money"
james Thorn, who has had such
a serious time with his broken arm,
started for Minneapolis Tuesday,
where he will go to the hospital for
further treatment. It is thought he