The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-04-25

---Jo. Stone of Kinbrae called this
morning. ...,
The ADVANCE will print the state
laws next week. ~
james Virgins, of Luverne, was
in town Saturday.
---E. r. Ellis, of Fonda, Iowa, was
in the city Friday. =. j
R. B. Reeson made trip to
Rushmore Tuesday. 49,.
Tomorrow will be Oddfellows
day in Worthington.
Auditor Kendlen vast at Adrian
the first of the week.
Mrs. Oliver Laisure, of Adrian,
was in the city Tuesday.
DIR. F M. Tllford, of Window,
was in the city yesterday.
B. w. Kerr, of Rushmore, was
in Worthington on business Monday.
Special sale of white goods at
Burne]ps to-morrowy and Saturday.
The street sprinkler could find
a good job in Worthington these
days.
The ADVANCES market report is
corrected every Thursday noon and
it is correct.
Capt. Burnells family will arrive
next week and will occupy the house
recently vacated by Mrs. Webb.
IN. Hyslop has returned from III
inois, where he spent the winter, and
has moved into his house in Clary
addition.
IS. B. Bedford's store at Rushmore
was entered by burglars last Thurs
day night and helped themselves to
about 500 worth of valuables.
---Joe. Hanson and wife of Adrian
we're here Sunday. They were just
from their wedding tour, which in
cluded trip to the old country.
&C. W. Shultz is moving his sa-
loon fixtures to Madelia. His will
open up a grocery store in his build
ing in the near future. We wish
Mr.. Schultz success.
The Western House has been
painted and papered throughout this
week. Landlord Cakes is running
the best dollar a day hotel in this
part of the state, and he is doing
good business.
-Four tourist printers have
wandered into town Tuesday morn
ing and ''panhandeled' the local
members of the craft. The type-sett
ing machines have thrown many a
good printer outeof employment ~ :.
Bank of Worthington has an
big advertisement in this issue. If
your are looking for little farm,
with the advantages offered by good
churches. schools and a live town,
YOU had better consult r. B. Beeson,
at Bank of Worthington.
AS the season of spring advances
and the weather becomes warmer, all
accumulation of garbage, rubbish and
filth during the long winter season,
should be promptly gathered up and
removed. and yards and outhouses
thorough ly cleaned and fumigated.
Arrangements are about per-
fected for the Odd-fellows celebra-
ton at this place tomorrow. At the
time of going to press we are unable
to learn who the speaker will be.
The committee in charge has been
hard at work; the celebration will be
grand success. Word has been re-
ceived from Adrian, Jackson, Lake.
field, Fulda, and other places, and
large delegations are assured.
There will be a meeting of the
Columbian Interstate Firemen's as
ISOLATION at Worthington on next
Wednesday. Each team belonging
to the association will be represented
by two delegates and their chief.
At this meeting the place for holding
the next tournament will be decided
upon. It is conceded by the other
boys that Worthington's wind split
tiers will win the championship cart
this year. We are proud of our boys
and if they don't capture everything
in sight this year we will be disap-
pointed.
DIR. G. N. Hewitt, Secretary of
the state board of health was here
yesterday afternoon and evening,
and at the request of our local board