The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-08
J. Fred Mason was at Heron Lake

Fred Mason was at Heron Lake
Monday.
\ Born, Feb. 8, 1894, q son to Mr..
and Mrs. Stout.
Geo Fitch has gone to Texas for
few weeks.
20. w. Schultz made trip to
Window Monday.
ny Oil Inspector Bingham was at
,Rushmore last week.
I Peter Thompson transacted bust
ness at Window, Monday.
20. H. Babcock has a new ad. in
this paper. See what he has to say.
Miss Sarah Palmer has taken a
position in Ray Humiston's drug
store. 4s
Rev E. M. Lumm is holding revival
meetings at Round Lake with a full
house every night.
The ADVANCE is indebted to Sena-
tor Washburn for late map of the
us. Its up to date.
Mrs. H. G. Crawford is home
from Topeka, Kan, where she has
been for the past five months.
After Feb. IL, we will sell all shoes
at liberal discount to ma 9 room
for new stock. BLAIR u 90.
Missionary Holmes was Heron
Lake visitor Monday last, looking af-
ter matters pertaining to his work.
The ADVANCE has bought the lot
next to the fire engine house, of Ed.
Buchan, and will put up an Office
building.
&C. H. sibley, who sprained his
ankle while at st. Cloud some days
ago, is still given much trouble by
the injured member. &'s
Walter Aagaard expects to ar
rive with his family about March LIST.
He expects to devote most of his time
to the real estate business. .s.
Il. F. hammers, of Heron Lake,
was here Monday on legal business.
He will have several cases in the
next term of court at this place.
W. H. Youngblood was before
Judge Bennett this morning, charged
with taking coal from the R'y COM
pany. He was fined $500 and costs.
The sociable at Mr.. and Mrs. M.
P. Mann's, last Friday night, was one
of the most enjoyable given this win
ter. Over hundred people were
present. sn.'
While at Minneapolis last week
Jas. Ramage met R. R. Miller, form
erly sheriff of this county. Mr.. Mil
Ter wished to be remembered to his
old-time friends.
&c. H. Sibley has recently had a
tempting offer to go on the road, but
has concluded to remain at his post
in Worthington. This will be good
news to his host of friends here. =
Julius Nitzsche, accompanied by
a friend, of Seward township, called
on the ADVANCE Wednesday. They
report farmers in their section max
ing preparations for spring work.
Last Sunday evening scores ofpeo-
pie were unable to get into the M. E..
church, every inch of standing room
was occupied. Services were also
held at a number of other churches.
There was a large attendance at
the S. S. convention held last Satur-
day and Sunday at Round Lake.
The subjects were very ably Discus
sed. The convention was success.
The Adrian Democrat astonished
it's readers last week by saying that
the amount in the Exchange Bank at
that place was speedily checked
out" when the Mobiles County Bank
failed. The Democrat is grossly IN
20. K. Open has perfected his
sample harrow, and has made some
very valuable Improvements in its
construction. There is no doubt that
in a short time it will be the leading
harrow. Mr.. Open will be pleased
to show his invention to any one call
ing at his shops. Agents wanted all
over the country.
Hon. Dan Shell and Geo. Day
ton, of Worthington, and Judge P.
E. Brown, of Luverne, directors of