The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Douglass
spent Sunday here with their son
Harel, and wife. Mr.. Douglass had
been out in Nebraska on bushes
trip. .... -.-.....
From Tuesdays Daily
Harry Allen, who has "a position
at the Salpaugh in Mankato, returned
home last night.
Mrs. Schenfler is at Owanaco.
ILL.,, called there by the dangerous ILL.,
! ness of her mother.
If you could buy apple butt r
for 10 cents pound just as good as
mother used to make, you would.
wouldn't you? Loveless has got that
kind.
Philip Anton is moving into his
handsome new residence. The AD-
VANCE congratulates neighbor Anton
his house is one of the neatest and
best built in town.
At the Western: J H Denton,
Graham Lakes; VIM. Fergerson,
Worthington; w S Tanner, Grand
Rapids; Charley Wood; w P Koyle;
|CJ Peterson. Round Lake; John
Schofeld, St. Paul. $685..
-Sherm Bellisfeld lost his fine
silk hat in the fire-he had loaned it
to John Blair to attend rally, and
John forgot to return it. Sherm says
misfortunes never come sing]y-the
democratic party is shipwrecked, and
now his plug hat is gone:
Wilson Borst of Fulda was here
yesterday afternoon and this forenoon
looking after couple of cases he has
in this term of court. Mr.. Borst is one
of the leading lawyers of the state.
He has just completed arrangements
to- open an Office at Window; his
practice has grown so in Cottonwood
county that this move is necessary.
At the Lake View: NJ. Degaran,
St. Paul; M E Foley, Adrian; E A
Trip, Round Lake; P Brown, H T
Yeske, A E Yeske, Bigelow; w E
Timmons, Adrian; T E Shore, Ran
som; G. w Toats, Omaha; ] F Weiser
Chicago; w S Spear, St Louis, Mo-;
Calvin Moon, Heron Lake; John Gift
ford, Bigelow; Mrs. Maggie Walker;
Fred Tough, Minneapolis; G F Hal
strom, Calender, Ia; j. E. Davis,
Bigelow. .... ..
Last evening the ADVANCE issued
an extra edition at 7:45, giving an ac-
count of the fire. The paper, with a
full column report, was out and in
the hands of the people by the time
the fire boys had run their machinery
back into the engine house, and the
paper was read at a meeting of the
company after the great work of sub
during the fire was completed. The
ADVANCE will endeavor to give the
news, and give it promptly.
At the Worthington-W Wilson Borst,
Fulda; G. B, Allen, Mankato; j. H.
Kennedy, R. w. Watt, w. H. Wilson,
S. R. Teepler, Max Herzig, Chicago;
E. L. Odds, James B. Crandall, Min
neapolis; G. H. Adams, Racine; O.
H. Roche, Round Lake; E. D. Hal
lery, Beaver Creek; G.. D. Redington,
H. R. Kittle, St. Paul; J. F. Austin,
500 City; L. Cornwall, Dennison, Ia;
NJ. G. Price, Monroevill, O.; E. VIII
iams; Luverne; Miss Cora Van Sick
ell, Lemars; P. Sandes, John E. King,
Adrian; F. H. Day, John S. Blair,
City; G. Stedman, St. James.
There were many strangers at
the hotels last evening, and all of
them were profuse in their words of
praise for our fire company. One
gentleman remarked that he never
saw better company in any city
they go at their work in manner SO
systematic and efficient that good re-
suits are sure to follow. E'You have a
splendid Chief said one, "why |
have seen chiefs that drew salary of
$500 year that could not begin to
compete with him for good work. If
the ADVANCE had sufficient bank ac-
count it would give the boys ban
quet every night as long as they live.
They are deserving Of solid, substan-
tial encouragement.