The Worthington advance., 1895-03-14
DIR. Dolan was called to Brewster

Dr. Dolan was called to Brewster
Tuesday. .5
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias entertained a
party Of friends last week.
Prof Harrington Of Adrian was q
passenger east Monday, on his way
to Slayton.
SIS. White drew the bicycle at
the rattle last evening. The lucky
number was 81. q. ,....
Wood pumps $3 to $4, and fam
ming mills $40 at J. D. Humiston's. s.
.....7 ,.s..-. ...; .ss 30-4w
Artist Ventioner is papering the
Wilson building next to the engine
house. Good. JOB. \.
The most unique and elegant
line of wall paper in the city at the
Furniture Store in G.. A. r. Block.
@.ss. s.. ... - :. ...s 31w4
Rev. DR.. Jennings will preach
and conduct quarterly meeting in the
NJ. E. church on Sunday evening.
H NJ. Palm has just received
and opened up the largest stock Of
wall paper that has ever been shown
in the city. BLVD
a G. Clausen left. yesterday for.
Minneapolis in response to a tele-
gram announcing the death of his
brother. - +. .ss.5 Il &.
Edgar Mcknight, of the Adrian
Democrat, called to-day. Edgar is
as faithful a boy as ever wrestled.
with the unruiy type. s
Mr.. Booth Of Seward called yes
terday. Mr.. B. is a. staunch friend of:
the ADVANCE, which is highly appre-.
-ciated at these headquarters
Prof. Harrington of the Chicago
Ophthalmic college, will be at Hum.
iston's drug store, March % and 23.
Glasses fitted on scientific principals.
Edward Cooper will give a lee.
ture in G.. A. R. hall tonight. His
subject will be "A Trip through .Eus
rope" Admission: adults 25 cents,
children Is cents. g
&C. T. Wetherby and wife of Lu-.
verne visited with Mr. and Mrs. e. NJ.
Crandall Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. W. is one of the prominent law.
yers OF, Rock county.
CHARLES w. Higley, state agent
of the Hanover Insurance Co., was in
town last Thursday and established
an agency for his company with s..
Kindlund of this place, 2,
Heron Lake carried license by
Al majority. Last year no license.
carried. " Fairmont voted license by
346 majority Luverne votes license
by a farg gersmaj ajority than ever: 81
Miss Youngman win sing Cal
vary at the M. E.church next Sun
day. AS vocalist Miss Youngman
has no superior in the state, and all
who hear her will be pleased.
Ransom township elected F.. T.
Graves chairman, Aug. Klessig, Louis
Larson supervisors; Robert Shore
clerk; r. .Prideaux assessor; j. H.
Scott treasurer; W,N Dow constable.
Geo. D. Dayton and James
Mackay of Worthington, Mimi, were
in Geneva this week. Mr.. Dayton re-
turned home; Mr.. Mackay remains
till Sunday. They were warmly
greeted by many friends Geneva,
n. Y. Review. a.s=S..@5
+ Word was received in this city
yesterday afternoon that Miss Lyle,
a. member the Redmond company
had died in : Lnverne "Wednesday
of pneumonia, after an ILL.,
ness of about ten days. Her death
occurring among strangers makes it
doubly sad. .-.. @s1s
The manager of the ADVANCES
correspondence bureau is indebted
to a Summit Lake young man for
several verses of poetry, which we
publish in another column. They
of course will never become as famous
as Whittier's ''Snow Bound" or SCOTS
LADY of the Lake" yet they bear
the imprint of a gifted writer and have
just as much jingle as some of
Ray Humiston's holiday ads. which
cost him SO much money.
Worthington township held its
election last Tuesday. Following are
the names of the candidates and the
of votes each received: For
E, G.. Chatter chm. IS,
Nels Olson IS, j. Q. Edwards IS; for