The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-12-13

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nights minimum, 80. ;84 1sI33. a 43A
Prevailing direction ofwind today n
Northwest. III
Character of day, Cloudy. .I
Waggs-Is the young lady play
ing Wagner? Jaggs it sounds much
more like she's playing freight train ain
The Omaha will sell excur- y
sion tickets during the latter part
of the month at one and one third
fare for the round "trip. 5.5$3s
Quite number have called this h
week and taken advantage Of our
clubbing rates. Remember. during I.
this month we give three papers one J
year for $1.5O-the ADVANCE, New \
York Tribune and Northwestern Ag-.
riculturist. n
Rev. H. G. Jennings, D. D., presid-
ing elder of the Marshall district,
Minnesota Con ference, will preach
and conduct quarterly meeting in the
NJ. E, church on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 10Th, service to begin at 7:A ~
o'clock. Everybody is cordially in
vited. .}5-.....g TX 5s
There will be a grand art and
musical entertainment at the
Congregat: onal church Satur-
day and Monday evenings, Dec. -
and II. The pastor Of the M. e.
church at Ireton, la. says: 'The en-
tertainment given in my church last
night by the Stereopticon Company,
was the finest ever saw; the views
are very beautiful and music grand.
I heartily recommend this entertain
| ment to any of our churches or Ep-
worth Leagues that wish a first -class
entertainment" , s5 ai
| Having secured the services
| Of Mr.. Chas. r. Lewis, an expert
optician, formerly with the . M |
& a. G. johnson Optical Co, Of III
Chicago, we are prepared to fl
you with spetacles better than
ever. Free examination Of the
eyes at any time. Mr.. Lewis is
also thorough matchmaker, and
you will not have to wait for your
watch work, but it will be done
promptly, so leave your work with
S DAY & NICHOLS.
During Miss Winnefred Shells
visit to the worlds fair last year, and
while with party Of friends she
dropped her watch. A young lady
standing near saw the watch lying on
the floor, picked it up and asked
Miss Shell if it was hers She had y
not missed it but at once recognized
it as her own, and cordially thanked
the young lady for her kindness. n
Nothing more was thought Of the oc-
curance until Miss Shell and Miss
Youngman were at Adrian last week,
when Miss Shell took out her watch I
to note the time when Miss Young #
man said the time piece looked very
much like one she found at the
worlds fair. The two ladies at once H
commenced to compare notes, and to
the delight of both, it was learned
that it was Miss Youngman who had
found Miss Shells watch at the
worlds fair more than a year ago.
Both ladies were then strangers to
each other, and little did they realize 4
that they would meet at Worthington
a year after, and become such firm
friends. But they did! 45ss5
Commencing January LIST the
ADVANCE will inaugurate another
special feature. We already have
q literary and horse editor and
now we are going to have rail
road editor, and he will probably
railroad good many articles
through our columns. Our, con-
tract with the Omaha company
names Mr.. Grant Morrison as the
gentleman who shall edit de- ii
partment for the use and benefit
of the road. The readers may ex- Il
pect some ''hot stuff from the
pen Of redaktor Morrison. How
ever, if the time-card is not correct
any paid-up subscriber Of this
paper has full and absolute an
thority to inflict any personal in
jury upon him they feel compe
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