The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-03-01

III: Spring!
g. A. r. lecture March IS.
Farmers institute March 70 and q.
County Commissioners are in
session.
Mr.. Schwartz Of Bigelow town
ship is quite i'll.
Martha Plots is expected home
from Minneapolis soon.
Rem. Nc Cartney has been laid
up for repairs for the past week.
Johnny Humiston is unloading
stacks Of farm machinery. Get his
prices.
Mr.and Mrs. arbery, Of Esterville
were here last week visiting old time
friends.
DR.. Dolan made professional
visits to Heron Lake Monday and
Tuesday.
Attorney J. A. Town went to Luz
verne Tuesday to argue case before
Judge Brown.
Did you ever see satisfied man?
Loveless the Grocer will tell you all
about him next week.
These are two devils in the AD-
VANCE Office that's why we hold over
Hades- we are one ahead.
-Jailer Pepple has three boarders
two of whom will be indicted by the
grand jury next week, probably.
Rev. Lee w. Beattie, of Mankato
will preach at Round Lake at II a. m.
Sunday, and at Brewster at 3p. m.
Joseph Payer left Tuesday fo1
Pocahontas, Ia. in response to tele'
gram that his infant child was dead.
John Ireland of Round Lake, one
of the ADvAoEs' good friends, made
us "a pleasant call Tuesday last while
in town on business.
Read Loveless' advertisement for
this week and then watch for his next
weeks advertisement. it will tell you
how to feel satisfied.
Monday Jno. Peterson exchang'
ed flour for 1O1 bushels of wheat
Patrons are we'll pleased with the
treatment they receive at Johnny's.
Rev. Jesse Cole, of Iowa, one of
the most entertaining G.. A. R. orators
in the west, will give lecture at the
G.. A. R. hall March -, 1894. Fur
Their particulars will be given next
week.
The Baptist church of this city
observed their first anniversary on
Sunday evening last with appropriate
exercises. The membership find rea-
sons for good cheer in their work
among which are good congregations
and an excellent Sunday school.
R. H. Belknap, of Bigelow, called
on the ADVANCE Monday, and left the
cash for the ADVANCE, N. Y. Tribune
Inter Ocean and NV Agriculturist
Last fall Mr.. B. sustained a loss by
prairie fire of about 81, 500, but he is
not the man to sit down and mourn
over his misfortune. f..
The social at G.. A. R. hall Mon
day night given by the Baptist Socie
ty, was we'll attended and highly en-
joyed by all. The net proceeds
amounted to over SIS. This was the
first social ever given here by the
Baptist folks, and they are justly
proud of their efforts. The supper
consisted Of oysters, coffee, ice cream,
sandwiches and cake. Now that
these good people have made a start
it is to be hoped that they will give
entertainments often.
Masonic hall was filled to its
fullest capacity Friday night, the oc-
casion being the entertainment by the
school children. Every seat in the
house was sold long before the hour
of opening, and fully one hundred
people were unable to gain admit
lance. The excuses were good all
through, and showed that much pains
had been taken with the pupils in
drilling them in their parts. Especi-
ally good was the Indian Club exer-
else by youngmen. They were heartily
encored. We believe the school
clea red something over $26.OO.
r. w. Moberly is back from
Texas where he went with an excur-