The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-04-04

IS. M. Thomas OF Ochydan, Iowa,
formerly zeal estate dealer Of this
place, was here Tuesday. He left on
the night train for business trip to
Illinois.
q We're Hurlbert was at Edgerton
Saturday. He: rode his wheel from
there to Luverne, through the mud,
in company with Andy Mcdowell,
and came home from there on the
train. a=
Heron Lake has called a meeting
of the tax payers Of the village, the
object being to devise means of
booming the town. They propose to
show the world what hustle will do
for a town. Live men build cities.
Mr.. Burnell has new ad. in this
paper. Mr.. B. has worked up a fine
trade since locating here. He is a
hustler, and let's the people know,
through the press, what bargains he
is giving. Watch his ad; you will
learn something that will be worth
money to you. .s--' !.
-Engstrom Bros, travelling min
listers Of the Christ church, have been
holding series of revival meetings
in the Swedish language, in the dark
est of Elk township, in the Lutheran
settlement, the past week. They also
conducted a meeting in the Swedish
M. E. hall. over Lewis store, last
Monday night. ~. IT,. = j: .
The Maccabee Lodge of this
place is in highly, lourishing con-
dition, and every member is doing
his utmost to advance the interests OF
the order. The lodge now meets the
first and third Wednesday nights
of the month. Every Knight is ur-
gently requested to be present at the
next meeting, April 18th. 80
L. A. States rode 100 miles over
Iowa country road last week in 8
hours and Is minutes, mention of
which which was made in last weeks
ADVANCE. We have since learned
that this time is considerably less
than the present Iowa 100 mile road
record, and Worthington should feel
proud of her record smasher.' Mr..
States is one Of the best bicyclists in
the country, and johnson and his
pals had better keep lock and key
on their laurels.
Milton Ludlow, one of our prom
Using young men, was graduated last
Thursday from the Agricultural de-
partment Of the State University at
Minneapolis. "A class Of twenty five
graduated at that time and Milton
stood among the leaders. He has
been attending the University about
three years and by hard study has
won laurels Of which he may we'll
feel proud. Milton will take charge
of his fathers farm, one of the largest
and best stocked farms in southwest
ern Minnesota.
-Luverne News: Last Tuesday
the no licence ticket at Worthington
carried the day, and looking over the
interviews quarter Of them appear
to be pleased, another quarter indiff-
erent, the third quarter sore and the
fourth Disguised aud angry, and are
going to quit the town. There is no
need of adopting harsh measures or
growing angry over the election as
long as majority of the people wan
ted the change. The best policy to
pursue at present is to give the new
administration fair trial. If it is
not success, the remedy is always at
hand in the ballot.
Ellsworth News: Matt Bryan
and family left for Worthington,
Wednesday where they will make
their future home. Mrs. Bryan is a
very estimable lady and during ten
years residence in this village has
made many friends who all regret
her departure. The girls, Lucy and
Babe, will also be greatly missed by
their young associates. Matt has
leased the race track at Worthingtou
and will give his attention to training
horses, and we understand already
has quite number on his list. He
is good horseman and will give sat
isfaction to his customers.
Notice is hereby given that Mr..
Z. B. Bennett, of Worthington, has