The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-01

Martha Plots, Miss Lily Plots, Miss
Glass, Miss Hovey, Mr.. Heron, Mr..
Humiston, Mr.. Cheney, Mr. Craw-
ford, MI. Howard Durfee, Mr.. jamie
Durfee, Mr.. Conner, DIR. Dolan, Mr..
Bibby.
Mrs. Fred Heron is visiting at
St. Louis.
Mayor Shell made a business
trip to Beaver Creek Monday.
j. H. Maxwell took dinner with
Hon. D. Shell the first of the week.
Interesting and profitable meet
ings are being held at the Methodist
church.
Jas. Ramage attended the Lum-
berman's convention at Minneapolis
this week. ..s
Editor Haislet of the Adrian
Guardian called Tuesday. Sam. is
looking we'll.
Parties were here this with week
from St. Paul with view of leasing
the Lakeview house. ~
We understand that Mrs. Brown
has sold the Western Hotel to Mr..
Oaks, who will take possession at
once.
Mrs. H. G. Crawford is expected
home next week, from Topeka, Kan,
where she has been for the past five
months.
"A good gold watch new, Waltam
works, to trade for bicycle.
r. w. Busby.
(26-w2 pd) Round Lake, MINI.
The Fair Store will sell every
thing IN stock in the line ofsclothing,
dry goods and shoes, Gents furnish
ing goods, blankets at less than cost,
commencing Nov. LIST 1898, until every.
thing is sold, as am going out OF
business, lift Il. GoLDBERGE.
Adrian Guardian: Auditor John
Kendlen came out from Worthington
Wednesday evening on a brief bust
ness trip and for handshake with
his many friends here. We were
sorry to hear that his family are all
more or less on the sick list.
OF the magazines for February
none will find more favor with the
people generally than The Chicago
Magazine of Currant Topics. In ex-
istence but little more than a year,
by it's strong and fearless articles up
on topics of vital and present interest
it has forced it way upon the thinking
public. And not upon the thinking
public only, for it aims to entertain
as we'll as instruct. Its stories have
been Of an unusually brilliant char
acter and it's poems have included
many veritable gems. In the matter
of illustration it is quite abreast with
it's competitors and growing steadily.
$3.50 a year, 15c copy.
-Leonard's Comedians, who play
ed the last three nights of this week
at the Opera house in this place says
the Luyerne Herald, had a large
sized row on it's hands when it struck
Luverne, which illuminated in a
general smash-up after the perform
ance Saturday evening. The propri-
etor of the troupe is authority for the
statement that the high kicker and
the lady who smashed the piano were
paying too much attention to a side
line they we're handling and not
enough to the regular dramatic bust
ness to make it profitable for him to
keep them in his company. Conse-
quently the female who displayed
her form before the footlights in
black tights was fired on Friday
night after the play of Hearts of Oak,
nd the pianist received her walking
papers the evening following One
of the male members of the troupe,
who was a lover of the female in
tights,was fred also and the trio went
to St. Paul on the Omoha train from
this place Monday morning.
Two Alliance Meetings.
L. G. Long, State Lecturer, and c..
HI. johnson, Vice-President, will
speak in the Town Hall at Rushmore
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