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

Mr.. and Mrs, Shell and Miss
Shell vent toI ISL Paul ysdtsAhyl
Mr.. Shell will return tomorrow, and
the ladies will be gone about . week.
Owing to the ''inclemency" Of the
weather last evening. most Of the
members Of the Gladstone club we're
out skating. II don't want this to
occur again.. NJ
Adrian Guardian: Atty. G. N.
Crandall came over from Worthing-
ton yesterday on legal business, re-
turning on the night accommodation.
Charley honored our sanctum with
al agreeable call in the evening.
Kinbrae Herald: Mr.. McCune,
Of Worthington, was doing business
in these parts Tuesday. Mr.. McCune
was at one time edition of the Worth
ington ADVANCE, and being a printer
Of course he visited the print shop.
Business called us to Worthington
Tuesday and we enjoyed a few very
pleasant hours with friends and pat
rons. OF course we dined with that
prince of caterers, Uncle Joe Lowe
everyone from the west end does
when they visit the village. Called
AZ the print shops and snapped sass
with them, and was pleased to find
them all busy. Carl Eastwood was
hustling his spicy little daily, but
took time to tell us that we were an
other and to entertain US with FIVE
minutes talk in his cosy sanctum.
At the court house we found all
hands busy but coprtesus and agree
able. Time was too limited to allow
much looking 'round,' but we OBJ
served that the new court house was
climbing heavenwards yand a fine
structure it will be, too and that the
new Jail was beauty. We may see
more j, next time. Adrian Guardian.
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From Mondays Daily !. ..yof{,
"A: Oberman shipped two cars Of
stock to-day s5 sa.s: . = 59 5,4 4 s .1s.,
Banker Geo. J. Day went east
this morning. $50 : = \ ~ .a =; "
The Gowan building is receiving
the finishing touches 81. 4 yr45" zI \,
9--Revivals are IN progress at the
German Evangelical church. i,
5--Ex- Senator Crosby \ of Luvern e
was a passengerreast this morning.
Notice the new ad Of H. NJ. Palm
He viii give yp'p j. ahha III 4 asak i stsI
BILE. for IS cents. ,.,.,-,.,.-. .,,..-...--
There will be union "! services LEI At i
1.-THE Me. churh III Isaa ], Rt lQs45
Rev Wilson Aull will preach,
& ,Iiadga Browns and Court Re.
porter Ayr, were passengers to Win
E|dpm this. 1nleif;alings WhefH the Judge
[iS ho1diag cert / ( ~ III \.
Have your watches and jewelry re-
nn;,ad shps Nh;oaFAhg Reading ieweler,
Why! Because he is the best jeweler
every body says So. ? =
u sssEssrleiFBs aae.lliF Nh u Visited
in town a couple, days of last week
Friday ! night he left for Florida
where be- willspepd thegw \ III =. q 1
y Z MI. Bryan and family willboard
during the winter, I. wish to sell a
lot Of. their household furniture.
They will sell articles very cheap! :
ts.- The building, l: now occupied by
the post office will be. moved .st !. onto ats9
the & lot next to Washers lau ia,drlyy
and fttedup$for a business house rs
-Neighbor Damon has faith in the
future of Worthington; he recently
traded farm near Woodstock for
the Geo. Miller property on 9Th ave.
learned too late, the Benedict
said, What man is slow to understand,
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That woman is only the weaker vessel
The while she yet remains unnamed.
The NJ. E. church last evening
was packed to the doors. Great in
terest is being taken in the meetings
and much good is being accomplish
ed.
The seInisannuai convention Of
the Christian Endeavor, Luverne
district, will be held 1T the Congre-
gational church Friday. Saturday
aud Sunday.
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