The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-10-24


and there y work for 4 month or
two for 4 hundred laborsrs and brick
layers. Nv
Henry Hall has severed his con
nection with the Worthington Hotel
During his stay here Henry has made
many warm friends who arc sorry to|
see him 90. 81
a first class separator creamery
il being built At Worthingto ton. That
town has been coming right q the
front Of late. and this latest move =
oertainly y mendable one, 81
gerton Enterprise.
Prof. 3. +. Harrington, graduate
sof the Chicago Ophthalnic College
and Hospital. will visit Worthington
October Is. one day only. He is|
highly recommended by physicians
ard patrons. Anyone troubled with
poor vision, pain in eyes, heacache.
had better consult him at once:
Merle Hurlbert, the popular eli
gar ufacturer Of Worthingt ton,
accompanied ~ his wife and Mi. and
Mrs. E. j. Wolven, drove over TO the
metropolis If jackson county last
Monday They were we'll impressed
with Jack son and Hurlbert Bros. are
thinking some Of starting 8 factory
jackson Pilot. Es
[. M. Palm s. Son have a novel
advertisement in this paper. They
advertise a combination book case
and desk for s26 The price will Be.
one dollar each day until sold.
Should it not be sold for even $LW
II will be given away TO the first per;
son masking the price Of it. Don't fail
to read their ad. through. n
Judge Wilson Of yyorthington,
one Of the. most noted criminal Laws.
yers in Southwestern Minnesota.
stopped here between trains while On.
route to Slayton last Monday. The.
Judge always meets you with q smile
on his face and an honest hand shake
which does a man good il these cold
selfish times. Jackson County Times
Marshal Fuqua rounded up n
tough looking character Saturday
night. When seen ~ the marshal
lie was wearing a coat four sizes too
large for him and upon being asked
where he got the coatshe frankly adj
1nitted that he stole it and also stat
ed that he was liking for q place to;
sleep He was taken into custody BY
Mr.. Fuqua and Is nothing could be-
learned as to the where bouts of the
owner Of The cont he was released
Sunday IA:
The people Of Murra y CUNT ared
now going wild over the discovery
ofsartesian wells in the county, SAYS
the Daily Star On Saturday. soitis
said, County Commissi oner Lunder,
who lives near Stay ton, struck an ar
tesian well on his place at q depth Of
10 feet. The water now flows IL
feet above the top Of the ground,
and It is thought if properly nozzled
up, the water would rise to. a height
Of at least Is or 30 feet If the well
does not go back on Mr.. Lunder he.
will take steps to irrigate his farm
next spring. This IS said to- be the
second flowing we'll struck il that Vi
cinity lately.
The following item from the
Rochester Post will be Of interest to
many W orthington people. Rev.
Copp occupied the Methodist pulpit
here some years ago. The Post says
Elder Copp. who is now on the
Willmar circuit, created quite
i sensation at the Northern Mime
,ota Methodist conf rence, Nv protes-
ing against the proposition 70 place
him On the superanuated list. He
said that he was only seventy three
years old and capable Of good work
This was the first favor he had asked
,fSthe conference for forty years, and
le hoped it would be granted, and he
lid not want to be relegated to the
gloom and poverty Of the superanu-
ted existence. Nj. Copp then gave
short sketch Of his life.as q Metho-
list minister. He stated that he has
turing his service built with his own
lands, nineteen parsonages and sew
,nteen barns, collected and paid
country church debts to the amount
L Sl3, Geo; organized thirty two new