The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-08-16
Local News.

II & Local. News
The Breckenridge Club will not
meet tonight,
The red stone work on the new
court house is about completed.
Miss Silver, sister of Mrs. Grant
Morrison, is here for short visit.
Family washing neatly done, AZ
cts. dozen, at the City Laundry.
The Worthington Bakery, 10th
st. and 7th ave. All orders promptly
attended to on short notice. (tt)
For reliable fire insurance call on
z. R. Cheney, over the Bank OF
Worthington. (5l--2mo)
20. G. Grunstine lost 500 on
wheat last week. Matters don't al
ways run smoothly for the grain buy
ers.
Landlord Slade of Adrian was
talking politics in Worthington last
week. Geo. is an old hand at the
business.
Miss Dora Shipton of Spring
Valley, sister of Mrs. H. B. Tibbets,
is here for visit. She will remain
several weeks.
II. A. Alexander of Heron Lake
has card in this paper. Mr.. Alex
ander has large practice in this part
of the state.
Saws the Luverne Herald: Judge
Davidson and S. C. Rea Esq. went to
Worthington Wednesday, each to
look after the interests of client in
an important action.
Adrian Guardian: Auditor John
Kendlen came out Saturday after
noon and spent few hours with
Adrian friends. He wanted to see
how our public works were progress
ing.
The befogged editor of the
Guardian is at his worst again. Hear
him: There seems to be ''get Oh
the earth" policy among some of the
residents of that good town of Worth
ington.
Take your family washing to the
City Laundry, located back of the
ADVANCE Office. They do good work
and cheap. Drop card in the post
Office and they will call for the work
and deliver it without -xtra charge:
Miss Matilda Killsa, daughter
of John Killsa, who moved
to Nebraska three years ago, was mar
ried, July Is, to Henry Gillaspeg, of
Omaha. The young couple are to re-
side in Waterloo, Nebraska. We are
sure all her Minnesota friends send
hearty congratulations and best wish
es for their future happiness.
For the Annual Encampment of
the Sons of Veterans, to be held at
Davenport, August 20 to "a, the B. G.
R. & N. R'y will sell excursion tickets
from all stations at the rate of fare
and one-third for the round trip.
Tickets on sale August Is to y, good
to return until and including August
25. Enquire of station agents for
further particulars, or address j.
Morton, G.. T. & P. A., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. (52w2)
The Adrian Guardian gives
Sheriff Thorn this deserved endorse
ment: Candidates for the Office Of
sheriff Of Mobiles county promise to be
numerous this fall. There are several
very good men mentioned as possible
contestants for the nomination by the
republican convention, but the
Guardian believes that the wisest
choice the convention could make
would be the hearty endorsement and
denomination of the present incum-
bent, Sheriff J. c. Thorn. He has
served the county in this capacity
faithfully and we'll for the past two
years, and is entitled to at least one
more term. He is now and always
was staunch republican. although
believer in the prohibition policy, but
even should he not be this. he is an
intelligent and faithful officer, and
as endorsement of those officers de
serving of it would, in our opinion, be
much better policy and more salts
factory to the mass of the republican
party than the drawing of strict
party lines. The Guardians candi-
date of Mobiles county is James G.
Thorn, of Olney township.
Awarded