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

start up III about four weeks.
Ireland Fenste rlllakcr.
A happy wedding occurred last
Tuesday at Mr., ]. j Parsons place
| ii which Mr.. John Ireland aud Miss
Cora Fenstermaker were made man
and wife, Judge Cory officiating.
Only afew Of relatives and near
friends Of the couple were present.
They were married at 10 o'clock and
left on The ll:27 train for Mankato. VI
The ADVANCE offers congrat ulations
Ito the newly married couple and
Wishes thsma happy lie:
Married,
! CREAnEa-RosE. Il the residence Ri
Of Mr.. Warren Rose, in Worthing ton,
"a Wednesday, evening Oct. %. 1885,,
lby Rev Rob't. Mcclure. Mr. james 4
i Dreamer nd Miss Ida Rose, both Of
1 Mobiles county. .s.$s .s.'ssssI
work Commenced on-thc Cream
cry.
Work commenced on the creamery I
Tuesday with asforce of ten carpen -s
| tiers at work All material is here
land the building will soon be en-
closed. E.. S. Gibbs is uperintena-
ing the building. Is q
Little Lee Humiston broke hissallns
Hast night.
Look ii our show window y. Sf B
nj. PALM 81 Son, g.. a, r. Block. 1 3 35
The ,Vorshinyton HAY Company
hare stopped work for 4 few days.
owing to the fac:t that they re & llil lzs.
| able to obtain ears; to ship ttneir hay
dance was held ii Tie G J 4:
hall last Thursday night & larg'.
crowd came OVER. from .Adrain to at
tend yyhse!er's orchestra furnished 5
the music. Il
Mrs, Il Boardman eauesls
the ADVANCE to thank the many kin Kind rs
friends who SO kindly assisted il the @
funeral arran gements Of her husband
last Friday.
Attorney Sutherland, Frank I; ~ NJ
Farrager, NJ, E. Carrigen, Will Bal
tuff and jim Hackett Of Adrian were sG
in town last Thursday night and at q
tended the dance. 55s |ss2s.
There will be "a regular meeting 81
of the Sons of Veterans on Sattfs:
day evening, Oct. 26. A full attend -
ance is requested as business OF i'm
portance is to be transacted BY
order Of the captain.
Mrs J. r Boardman who has S
been the guest Of her brother, 8. g..
Hedberg, since Friday, returned to !.
her home in Adrian Tuesday She
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Mohl, who will spend the winter with
her daughter.
Word from Milan Doan Of Eur:
gene City, Oregon, states that q few |ss
day ago he met with a serious acct
dent some time ago. He fell from II
high bridge while crossing It on ". 81
dark night, severely injuring him-
self. At present he is doing nicely
but it will be a long time before he
will be able to be around again. ny
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian church will have an
oyster supper at the 6. A. r hall on
Friday evening Oysters will be
served III all forms, also coffee, cake,
etc. GO and see if they cannot serve
oysters as we'll as ice cream. Il will
be i good place to take supper as
they will be ready tsix o'clock and
the evening.
Mankato Review: = telegram was
received by Mrs. Eugene Campbell,
Of this city, announcing the death, at
Galveston. Indiana, at noon today, Of 4
Judge H. u. Thomas, attne I'D yanced
ace Of SO years. Judge Thomas was
the father Of NJ. I. Thomas. now Of
Worthington, Mimi, and grand father :;
&c Mrs. Campbell. Thirty odd years 3.
400. when the Winnebago Indians
we're removed from this county, and
when those adopting tbs habits Of
The whites were located and the
lands appraised. Judge
Thomas was one Of three mission
srs appointed BY President for tins #
service. He was a man OF fine ability -
faithful in the discharge OF public
trusts, and in the community where
for many years he made his home.
was UNIVERSAL respected. His fun