The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-02-14

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Il Opera house al next week.
Redmond, the King Of Kennedy,
is Koming.
Henry Tooth is at CANDY. Went 'sn|t.
up to see his girl. s8s
Ladies' free at the opera house
Monday night. See small bills.
were Hurlbert is spending the
week at Minneapolis, visiting friends lend g.
Fl. r. Coughran attended a meet-
ing of the shrines at St. Paul We'd
nesday. u
Miss Youngman has organized g
choir for the Methodist church and
will sing there Sunday.
2 Fred Mason has erected an Of
fee at Sioux Falls junction, and
placed Mr.. Elias in charge.
Rev. Wilson Aull will preach a
sermon next Sunday against the bus
mess of making drunkards. '
Jas. Durfee is visiting at st.
Paul. Abe. johnson takes his place
here. s'and does the best he can
"A toboggan slide has been built
on the vacant lots near the mill.
The "kids'' can now enjoy themselves
to their hearts content. 49,
-"Caprice" at Opera House Mon
day. It is beautiful rural comedy,
,replete with laughter, gorgeous cos
tunes and pretty stage settings.
The Redmond Co. will hold the
stage at the opera house all next
week. They come we'll recommended
by all our neighbors, and will, no
doubt, meet with good success.
7 wish to announce that I am
closing out all winter goods at below
cost prices. These goods must be
sold to make room for my mammoth
spring stock.
Mrs. w. c.. Posr, milliner.
ID. w. Chute departed last morn
ing over the Burlington for Hamilton,
Ill. He goes to attend the market
ing of the hay crop on the farm OF
Mrs. Chute at that place, and will be
absent about two weeks.
just received, very complete
line of misses and children's caps.
Latest styles and very hobby. These
spring goods were bought cheap, and
will be sold in the same manner. All
are cordially invited to call.
Mrs. w. G. Posi-, milliner.
Miss Maud Graves, of Adrian,
Mobiles county's new superintendent,
was pleasant caller at the ADVANCE
Office last evening. This is Miss
Graves first visit to our schools, and
she expressed herself as very we'll
pleased with their management. She
is 4 young lady well quali6 for the
work. and the county's schools will
advance in excellence during her
term. Z
20. X. Open returned from Sank
Center yesterday morning, where he
has been for the past few weeks in
the interest of his patent harrows.
He'is now making a flexible harrow
with lever, and will handle them
himself at this point. His imple-
ments are all FIRST class, and have
many advantages over other harrows.
Farmers of this and Jackson county
will do we'll to see him.
-Worthington, Feb. 9.-Ata meet
ing of the Board of Health of this
village held this day the following
order was adopted for publication,
viz: Any physician called to case
of scarlet fever or other contagious
disease, or any person knowing of
such a case in a family not employ
ing a physician shall report it imme'
diately to the local Board Of Health,
in order that such action may be tax
en- by them az to properly quarantine
all such cases. Any physician or per.
son failing to do SO, render themsel-
YES liable to penalties presented by
law. .s
G.. r. CuRRAN, III. O.,
B. F. THURBER,
r. B. PLoTTs, &c.,,
Local Board of Health.
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