The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-05-03
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Laura Kendlen Is very i'll

20 - 49, - $ss. -,
u. B. Bennett has established an
Office.
JAG. Nolan has moved into the
Brown building, up stairs.
The Swedish society gave . very
pleasant and successful social last 't
week.
Money to loan at 6 per cent. +.
+. Cross, over the ADVANCE office.
(3stf.
Try the ice cream served by the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church.
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Ice Cream will be served by the
ladies of the III Presbyterian church
every Saturday. (38tf.)
Landlord Caughran goes to:
Mankato tomorrow to attend a meet
ing of the Shrine. He will be home
Saturday. .,yg. .....
The Washington police arrested
Coke and Browne Tuesday as they
were ascending the steps of the cap
itol building. .5f5
-Messrs. Bennett and Miller are
here in the interests Of tie Modern
Woodmen of America. They hope.
to organize camp here ,ql} Il! d h {. ...st,s
The Peach Blossom social last
evening at g. A. R. Hall, was attend
ed by nearly every one in t own
least it was a great success.
Farm Loans at tlowest rates.. call
On or address, .... :sfi .:5.. n U
F.F. Cross !, .13
37tf Worthington, MINI.
III The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will serve ice cream every
Saturday, commencing May, 5th, in
the building next to the Post sa' office.
38tf =, G..+ i #5faa73 /.
Call at the room next to the post.
Office and get dish of that delicious
ice cream served every Satur-
day, by the ladies Of the Presbyterian
church. .a,fys 5g:.,4., N 3ott asltG
II Rev. La. Willsey. Of Heron
Lake, will preach in the NJ. 2. church
Sunday morning and evening. The
sacrament of the Lords supper will
be administered at the morning SER
vice. >..,s.s%s{ 49,. ;e4.v +; 4,;c:ffs<
:" Rev. L. A. Willsey, of Heron
Lake will preach in the M. p. church
Sunday morning and evening. The
sacrament of the Lords supper will
lbs administered at the morning
service. s la N
The ST. Paul Daily Globe hat
reduced its price to $500 per year
Recently the Chicago Herald dis.
continued it's weekly, circulation q
10000, because it could not be made
to pay At the price q, asked g a sqId pei
year. i j1. ii .:.5i@l lvi3} III & 4
The firemen's association will
meet at Luverne next Monday. The
Worthington company sends Robt
Bibby, Ray Humiston and Franz
Glasgow as Delegates and JAS. Man;
ming, r. P. Free and NJ. Hubert al.
ternates. 5,G 1-y5ri .#
Married AT the residence Of Mr.
Harry S. Hobson, Worthington, MINI
on the evening Of May 2ndd, 1894
Mr.. Stephen G. Freeman to Miss Cora
E. Emrick, both of Ewington, Jack
son Co., MINI. u Rev. W. ). Robinson
officiating. .a4 .,s,
Judge Brown arrived on II a. m
train, and will hold a special term 81
court, to hear the application to dis
charge the assignee of Peter Thomp
son. tits thought that matters will
be arranged satisfactorily, and Mr.
Thompson will soon reopen his
bank, :. I. j: ..#ss,
The PIONEER Press, always abreast
Of the times, has reduced its subscrip
ton rates just one half The ~ y new ,,ss
rate 81 81 the daily and Sunday editions
is but SO cents per month, $500 pei
annum, in advance; for the daily,
without Sunday, 4oc per month, 500
per annum, III advance; Sunday only
$l.50 per annum, in advance, Soc, fo1
three months. - The PIONEER Press
is now the cheapest metropolitan
newspaper in the country. It's high
standard will be thoroughly main
tanned, and, in view of the largely in
creased circulation which i will most
assuradlv have, it has entered into