The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-06-27
THE WoRTIllNGToN ADVANCE
C. H. Sibley was at Spirit Lake

C. H. Sibley was at Spirit Lake
Tuesday. ,,
Watch for Ray Humiston's ad,
next week. E. .s. Y
H. Gerardy, of Adrian, was in
town Friday. y "a. III
H. B. Tibbetts was over to Jack
son Saturday. N !. 4 . .+
20. H. Roche was up from Round
Lake Tuesday. VI Z: ~. .-,s-.s>..
The stores were closed at 8 o'clock
one night only. a.~..
20. w. Freeman, of Adrian, was
in town Saturday.
NJ. H. Damon goes to Sheldon
today, on business. ;" .
james Ramage was down to
Spirit Lake Tuesday.
Fred W. Helvey, of Fulda, Sun
dayed at the the Worthington.
@-BoRN-On Friday, June 81, 1895,
a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reed.
-Chas. Reckhoff, of Orange City,
was circulating among the boys Mon
day.
:. Harry Hobson has treated his
cottage on Third avenue to coat of
paint.
D. Mahoney, of Sibley, roadmas-
ter on the Burlington, was in town
Friday. H.,
The Dewald Rustlers will cross
bats with nine of our local players
Saturday.
Rev. F. White will hold service
in the Episcopal church next Sunday
morning and evening.
3D.. The, Alumni Association will
meet Saturday afternoon at 4 clock,
in the high school building.
Mr.. Charles Hartman has re-
turned from his trip to Hutchinson,
Mimi, and is once more dispensing
drugs at Babcock's.
Miss Janette Mackay of Geneva,
N. Y arrived Saturday on visit to
her uncle, Geo. Mackay. She will re-
main here about a week.
&. T. G. Belts, at one time sue
cessful business man at Hawarden,
now representing the S. D. Kimbark
hardware firm of Chi cago, was in the
city yesterday.
The Running Team is the
pride of the Worthington clans" and
the city will be their property when
they return from Pipestone-provided
they win the cart.
!. Mrs. j. A. Ireland, teacher of pi-
ano and organ, is here for the pur-
pose Of getting class. Those wish
ing lessons will please call at the res
idence of G. J. SmalIwood. 46tf
-Chas. Chrissman of Pecatonica,
ILL.,, has accepted position in Frank
Geiger's lunch rooms. Mr.. Chiss-
man is we'll recommended by the Pc
catonica people who live in Worth
ington.
There will be Sunday School and
preaching services on next Sunday
afternoon at the Boldly school house.
Rev. McCollom and several young
men from Worthington will be out to
assist in the work. Services will be-
gin at 3 o'clock p. m.
"A dance will be given in Masonic
hall next Tuesday, July End, for the
benefit of the base ball players. Elk
tensive arrangements are being made
to make this success. Good music
has been procured for the occasion,
and good time is promised to all.
MIR. States, father of L. A. States,
died last Thursday morning at. ten
O'Clock at this place. Mr.. States had
been here on visit to his son only a
week when death overlook him. The
remains were taken to Evansville, ILL.,,
for burial on Saturday by L, A.
States, who will be gone about ten
days.
Miss M. VanNess, state mission
airy of Nebraska of the Womens Bap-
list Home Mission society of the
West and her friend Miss England,
both from Lincoln, Nebraska, were
at the Worthington house this week.
They expect to spend several weeks
in this vicinity as they are enjoying
l.