The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-08-08

pleasant call Monday. MI. Y. mas
been here for several weeks, and
Tuesday left for his home in Basco,
Ill. He ordered the ADVANCE sent to
his address that he may keep posted
on movements in Mobiles county.
"A large crowd attended the lee
ture at the court house last Friday
evening. County Superintendent
Maud Graves recited w. H Grady's
speech, ''The New South" Prof. s.
"A. Cockeran Of Brookings, S. D., de-
livered an interesting lecture on
''Ethics of Progress" The lecture
was enjoyed by all. -. a.4
a G.. A. R. camp fire was held
in Grand Army hall last Saturday
evening and very agreeable time
was spent. The teachers attending
the summer school had been invited
and turned out en- masse. MIR.
Town presided. Speeches we're
made by Rev. Robt. McCune, Mrs.
Eugene Wheeler Golf, Prof. Koch
Ter, Sheriff Thorn and others.
The advertising agents for the
circus have come and gone and now
the bill boards and fences are re-
splendent with highly colored pic
lures of trick donkeys, performing
alligators, snake men, female bare
back riders Ito delight the old. fel-
lows and other time honored allure
ments of the circus. The crowd will
be on hand promptly on circus day.
Saturday last Fred Mitchell was
arrested and taken before Judge
Cory, charged with using abusive
language to Ed. Wolven. Hearing
was postponed until Monday at IL
O'Clock, a. m. No evidence wa; ad-
duced on the part of the defendant
and the Judge, going on the theory
that "silence gives consent" assessed
him Sc and costs. Fred will in the
future, no doubt, exercise better
Judgment in the use of his language.
---Died.-Mrs. o. X. Open, died
at her home in this city Sunday,
August 8, 1895, after an illness OF
several months. Deceased was born
in Wisconsin in 1858. She was the
mother of eleven children, seven of
whom are living. Funeral services
were held OF the Lutheran church
Monday at 8 p. M, conducted by
Rev. Arvick of Rushmore. The be-
reaved husband and children have
the Sincere sympathy of all in their
greatsorrow.
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H. G.. Mcmillan of the republi-
can state central committee Of Iowa
was in Worthington few hours yes
terday. In conversation with an
ADVANCE man he expressed as his
belief that the election in Iowa this
fall would develop larger majority
than ever before. On the silver
question, he said, the democratic
party was hopelessly divided. The
campaign the Republicans will wage
will be on the question OF protection
to American industry ard the main
tainance OF sound and honest money
as set forth in the national plat
form Of 1892.
Frank Robin of Adrian was
committed to Jail Tuesday, charged
with assault with a dangerous wea-
pom, with intent to kill one Carl Han
ming. The difficulty grew out Of
the possession Of horse owned by
Mr.. Robin which Mr.. Henning had
been using on his farm this spring
and summer. Mr.. r. called for his
horse and was leading it away when
he was assaulted by Mr.. H., and it
was while Robin was defending
himself against the assault of Hen
ming, that it is charged that he fired
his revolver. Mr.. Robin bears a good
reputation as peaceable, law abid-.
ing citizen; is young man with a