The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-04-11
Next Sunday is Easter.
Palmer has new wheel-a

l-lneO. Famer has new aWheel-a
Scorcher. ssae /
Blue grass seed 20 cents per lb.
at G. L. Peterson's s. "
The gun club was out for prac-
tice shoot Saturday. 5. G. .
Herbert Stewart, of Bows, Iowa,
was in town Tuesday.
Editor Carroll of the Rushmore
Gazette called last evening. .*@.
w. F. Wills, of Elk Point, S. D.,
registered at the Western Tuesday.
III. Evert, of Ashton, Iowa, was
transacting business in town on Tues
day.
&C. l.: Peterson has an ad. in this
issue and quotes prices that you
should look up and peruse carefully.
Mr.. Gray OF Grundy Center, iowa,
called last evening in company with
Mr.. Hovey of Rushmore. Mr.. G.
owns farm in Summit Lake.
--Married-At Worthington. MINI.
April 9th, 1895, by Rev, w. j. Rob
inson, Mr.. Burt Kinney and Miss
Nellie Norton, of Osceola and Lyon.
counties, Iowa, respectively.
The school board met last Friday
evening ard engaged the same ex-
cellent teachers for the ensuing year
who have trained the young idea how
to shoot during the past six months.
The Worthington schools are the best
in this part of the state, and the in
structors should receive their share
of the praise.
The Y. P. S. G.. E. social last
Friday evening was success both
socially and financially. Miss Young
man delighted the audience with her
beautiful singing; Mrs. Fred Mason
recited in a manner that pleased her
friends and did her credit; Mr.. Keihl
and Mrs. John Rosenberg took part
in the program and added much to
the evenings entertainment. Refresh
ments were served, after which the
gathering dispersed, all feeling that
they had spent pleasant evening.
Thomas Brown was brought
over from Slayton, Murray county,
last Monday and is now languishing
in the county Jail with an Indictment
of larcency in the second degree,
found by the grand jury in Murray
county, hanging over his head. It
seems that Mr.. Brown has been
dealing in hay and is charged with
disposing of hay not belonging to
him. He had been "out Of. town"
eyer since the indictment was found,
but the Murray county official got
his eagle-eyed on him, and Mr.. B.
is now waiting sfor district court to
convene in our sister county.
Regarding the Angel Comedian
Company which are to show here
Saturday night under the manage
ment of the fire department, the Rice
Lake wis., Chronotype says: The
Angels Comedian company that
presented the melo- drama. "Down the
Slope" at the Opera house in. this
city last Saturday evening, was in ev-
cry respect greatly superior to any
company that has appeared here for
some tim -indeediit is doubtful if a
company of equal merit ever held
down the boards in Rice Lake. The
entire personnel of the company were
gentlemen and ladies of unquestion-
able ability and as the rendering of
their several parts demonstrated.
The ADVANCE is constantly add
ing new subscribers to its list
week by week the number of names
increases and they are of the better
class Of men. All the best citizens
take their home paper. It is the ed
itor's first desire to make the ADVANCE
a home paper, in every sense the word
applies. All that tends to have per-
melons, immoral influence is excluded
from it's columns. Children growing
up need to learn to read the, news
paper, and tai Ike an interest in it, and
the ADVANCE aims to be clean and
helpful on that account, so parents
will want it in their home circle.
Such papers are blessing in a FAM
lily and no charity affairs. The AD-
VANCE returns ten-folds for what a
subscriber pay for it.
One of Worthington's gay young
men, who from all appearances has