The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-09

NV. White" wire door mats at Ev-
ans Bros N II. sS
en-. Crandall was in Graham
Lakes yesterday. s+.* M
morrow will be "bird day in
our public schools. 1% =
Mrs. Rohrer and daughter Alice
are expected home soon. "a.
Attorney Town made profess
sionalt trip to Kinbrae last week. &. ].
Attorney Rohrer is moving into
the house next to DR., Gaughs.
Examine those kerosene and low
priced gasoline stoves at Evans Bros'
Boston coach oil and New York
carriage grease at Evans Bros NJ
"A new house will be put up on.
the lot just east of MIR. Christies'
bakery. j. ,.s-s. ~ - N
The Chautauqua circle will meet
with Mrs. Wilson Aull next Monday
evening. ~ .. - r.
There will be praise meeting to-
night at 8 o'clock at G. A. r. hall;
lallSaresinvited & " .'is ( ls5
| Prof. Hobbs, formerly Of this
place, orders his ADVANCE sent to 40
north 10Th street Minneapolis.
A street row at Sleepy Eye Sunday
resultedvin one of the participants,
Alfred Koecherle, committing suicide.
Miss Christine Wright, a former
resident of this place, now of Seattle,
WASH, is here on visit to Mrs. Nay
lor. .''. e
Evans Bros. put up an Aermoter
for Peter KLAUS this week. It is a
splendid power and gives the best of
satisfaction. ...
Mrs. Dan. Shell and Mrs. Eta P.
Webb went to Minneapolis Tuesday
as delegates to the grand lodge of
the Eastern Star. 49,.
The Presbyterian Ladies will
serve ice cream next Saturday after
noon in the building next door to the
Swedish Mercantile. -.
In some mysterious manner one
of the large windows in Anderson
clothing store on Second avenue wa
broken Sunday evening. h..
The Norwegians of Jackson and
Cottonwood counties will celebrate
May 18th at Fish Lake. Prof Gyert-
son, of Minneapolis, will crate. >
Revival services closed at the
Baptist church Sunday evening.
Rev. j. W. Thompson left Monday
!. for his home in Shellsburg, Ia. II
Mrs 81. NJ. Clark Of Windon
came down last Saturday and retur-
ned on Wednesday,. She visited with
Mrs. Gillett and other friends.
"A crowd of nine Worthington
boys were fishing at Round lake Sun
day. They succeeded in capturing
about twenty five Of the .finny tribe.
| --ThePresbyterian Ladies will be
pleased to meet all their old and new
friends, in the Swedish Mercantile
Annex, next Saturday afternoon.
| Come to the Swedish Mercantile
Annex next Saturday p. M. for some
of that famed, excellent ice cream
served by the Presbyterian Ladies.
Clerk Stevens has issued permits
to wed to Phillip Lorg and Miss Ida
Klein; August J. Williams to Miss
Anna Cook; Nicholas Holzmer to
Miss Anna Schmit. 49,
Our supply of extra copies con-
tanning the account of the Odd
Fellows celebration is completely ex-
hausted. We are sorry several orders
for extra copies cannot be filled.
Gay Smith, Of the Rock Rapids
Reporter, was pleasant caller last
Tuesday. Gay is not only a good
newspaper man, but he is a brave
fireman, and is at present chief of
the department Of his CITY,
Mrs. Lizzie Toner is now oc-
cupying her new house near the
lake, and is prepared to take boar
ders. Mrs. Toner was formerly
cook at the Worthington house
and is an expert. =-.
Surveyor Smith is laying out
ditch, starting from the corner of .5th
avenue and 9th street running thence
to the mouth of the 15-inch tile, at
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