The Worthington advance., 1894-09-13
Local News.

Local News.
The "sere and yellow leaves" re
mind one that the summer is fitting
by, and that the winter winds viii
soon he bowling through those sum
mer clothes.
Johnny Humiston has sold ove'
dozen corn harvesters, and they an
giving the best of satisfaction. A corr
harvester is a necessary piece of ma
chinery.
Ed. Wilson and wife left Friday
morning for Minneapolis, where Ed
will attend school. They expect t.
return to Worthington next June, tt
remain permanently.
Mayor Shell calls for contribu
tions to the relief fund for the tirt
sufferers at Hinkley and other places
Worthington should show its gener
osity in no uncertain manner.
The success which Hoods Sarsa
parilla has had in freeing old anc
young from Affections caused by i'm
pure blood, is really remarkable
Hoods Sarsaparilla is a building uI
medicine.
Rock County Herald: Attorneys
J. A. Town, of Worthington, and Bob
Grass and B. H. Whitney, of Slayton,
came over to Luverne Friday
evening on business before Judge
Brown.
Mrs. Afford and another lady
were down on the lake shore last Fri
day and picked large boquet of
plum blossoms for Mrs. BARRIERS fun
eral. It isn't often that plum bios
SONS are found here at this season Of
the year.
Calvin Young, the big merchant
of Lakefeld, accompanied by his wife
and little one, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. E. Lawton Friday of last
week. The ADVANCE was pleased to re-
ceive call from Mr.. Young.
There is nothing to prevent any
one concocting mixture and calling
it ''sarsaparilla," and there is no
thing to prevent anyone spending
good money testing the stuff; but
prudent people, who wish to be sure
of their remedy. take only Ayers
Sarsa parilla. and SO get cured.
Bro. J. J. Rider, OF the Luverne
News, was here and helped institute
the I. O. O. F. lodge. In his last
paper he says: 'That's what hap
pened to Worthington last Wednes
day evening. A new loege was to be
instituted and the three-link boys
gathered in force from Luverne, Adj
rian, Fulda. Heron Lake, Window,
and other places. Grand Secretary
Bolton was present and took an ac-
tiye part in the proceedings. L. H.
Way, of Luverne, deputy grand
master, was in charge of the beauti
full ceremonies Of institution, installa-
ton and conferring of degrees. The
new lodge starts with promising
membership, in what is undoubtedly
the most tasty and convenient hall
the writer has seen in these parts.
County Treasurer Golf is the first
noble grand; and it is happy selec-
ton. The whole night was consum-
ed in the work, with the exception of
a half hour devoted to the demoli-
ton of a bounteous and elegant lunch,
served in the handsome dining hall
of the lodge. The Luverne degree
team, which worked the various de-
grees, was composed of L. H. Way.
captain; NJ. Webber, G. Heinz, Will
Shook, Wal: Shook, G. n. Philbrick,
Ben Dodds, R. j. Stephens, Frank
Larkin, I. Krimbill, William Minard,J.
j. Ryder. 1t is on occasions like the
one referred to that Myrtle lodge ap-
preciates the value of such man as
Warden William Minard. He for
got nothing and had everything in
the finest possible shape for the work
to be done, besides taking promin-
ent part therein. Past Grand Will
Spook won golden words of praise for
his work during the evening; and
Chandler Philbrick was likewise high
ly complimented.