The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-04-18

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man, was in town Tuesday. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz are in Texas
and expect to be absent about ten
days. -.. .
John Ireland was a caller Satur-
day. The ADVANCE appreciates Johns,
friendship
Miss Gertie Anderson of Adrian
passed Easter: Sunday with Mrs. J..
H. johnson.
j. H. Waters, of Minneapolis,
who sells lumber Sundayed at the
Worthington.
Judge Brown and Reporter Ayers
passed through town Monday en-
route to Slayton.
&C. I. Gorham, special agent OF
the Pacific Fire Insurance Co., of
New York, was in town Saturday.
j. H. Butler, of Ellsworth, was
in the city Monday taking in the"
sights and transacting some business.
w. E. -Deyoe, T. W.. Keavey and
Will O'Connor went to Fulda Sunday
on a land deal, returning on Tuesday,.
Frank F. LOOMS, representing
the Home Life Insurance Co., of New
York, was in Worthington Saturday.
Friday. April rs, has been set
aside as Arbor Day. It is hoped this
day will be duly observed in this city.
Harry S. Hobson has accepted
the agency with the Pacific Fire In
surance Co., of New York, for Mobiles
county.
will Smith, of Luverne, was in
town Monday. He went from st.
James where he will work on the
Gibbs house.
The Magnolia Advance is two
years old. Bro. Cady is giving the
people of that burg good paper.
Long may it advance.
B. F. Heastand, at one time
editorial writer on the Hills Crescent,
but who is now selling crockery for a
Chicago firm, was a caller Tuesday.
Frank Loomis, of Minneapolis,
one of those genial knights of the
grip, passed few days hunting in
this vicinity returning to his home
Sunday evening.
j. D. Humiston will have a car
load of buggies, road wagons and
carriages here Friday night. Buying
in such large quantities he will make
very close prices. s,/. III
=: Adrian Guardian: Ivan Erick.
Con, was out from Worthington last
evening--on business, so he said, but
we imagine that there was little
pleasure in view also.
AEON Forbes has been making
some Improvements in his residence
on Seventh avenue. Considerable
building is already being done in
Worthington this spring.
-Messrs. Sutherland and Moore,
of Adrian, called last Thursday
afternoon, and caught us in the act of
grinding out our mammoth edition to
the tune of 1900 per hour. Come
again gentlemen.
The ADVANCE turned out 5000
bills for Prof. E. F. Harrington, the
optician, this week. The Professor
has worked up quite business at
this point. Nothing tells like good
work and gentlemanly treatment.
-Winnebago City Enterprise:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mason, of Worth
ington, are visiting in the city, this
week. Fred is a former Winnehago
boy. Thanks for the call, and the
message from Carl Eastwood. of the
ADVANCE.
&C. Wickstrom left last Thursday
night for the old country, to be alb
sent several months. Mr.. Wickstrom
is one of our most prominent and
well-to-do farmers and can we'll afford
to take respite from business cares,
and visit his boyhood home.
"A competitive examination for the
appointment of a cadet in the U. S.
Naval Academy at Annapolis, will be
held at Mankato, on Thursday, May
9th, 1886. It will be open to all
young men, bona flde residents of
the Second district, not less than
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