The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-03-28
Fine line Of caps juat received at

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Faust will be at Masonic hall
next Saturday and Monday evenings.
Ladies' collars and gents cravats,
q new line, just received, at Burnell's.
The ice is rapidly disappearing
from the lake. Soon the summer
girl will be with us.
Mr.. Newkirk, who recently sub.
mitted to a surgical operation, is get
ting along nicely, and will soon be
out again. Z
The Roberts Martin company
comes to US highly recommended by
the press. They play Faust Satur-
day evening. =.
Through the agency of Harry S.
Hobson, T. A. Miller has bought lot
20, block 2, in Clary's addition, con-
sideration $500. -. )
Mr.. J. Klasey is circulating a pc
tition to be presented to the village
council, at it's first meeting, asking to
have water mains laid on 10th, street
and 7th and 9Th avenues. :
-. Will Richardson of Winnebago
City was injured last year in a wreck
on the Omaha road, and last week
settled with the company receiving
$4,000 cash. Will has been sub
scriber of the ADVANCE for the past
year, and we knew luck would over
take him soon. ~, @-=,
= Preaching services at Swedish M.
E. Hall, over Lewis store, will, for
the next two Sabbaths, be conducted
by John Swedberg. of Indian Lake,
layman of the Swedish Baptist
church. The pastor, Rev. G. F. Ed
wards, has gone to Mankato and Red
Wing to attend district conference,
and will be gone two weeks.
"A social and literary entertain
ment will be given Friday evening,
March 10Th, at Lewis hall, by the
Swedish M. E. church society for the
benefit Of the same, to pay for chairs,
heating, etc. Admission Is cents.
The pastor, G. F. Edwards, will de-
liver speech about early Metho-
dism in England, America and Swed-
en-. -.
-Rushmore Gazette: Fred Day,
with one of Worthington school
teachers, drove over to attend the
trial Tuesday evening. By some very
mysterious occurrence their vehicle
tipped over on their return trip, roll
ing the occupants down an embark
ment. MI. Day and his companion
were not injured, but the buggy tom
que was broken and one horse was
hurt. Parties returning from Rush
more to their homes assisted them so
that they reached Worthington be-
fore morning. =: r.
The Mountain Lake View pub
lished a souvenir edition last week
that would have been a credit to a
much larger Office: Brother Lane
says he only had hat full OF type
to work with and that he also run the
edition off on a hand press. Never
mind, Lane, if the people of Noun
tain Lake give you the patronage
you deserve it won't be long until
the View will be located in a brick
block, with type-setting machines and
perfecting presses.
The Luverne Herald pays Mrs.
Jones, the new clerk at E. J. Daniels
dry goods store, this compliment:
Mrs. M. E. Jones and daughter, Mil
dred, went to Worthington Monday
morning, where she has accepted a
situation in store. Mrs. Jones is
one of the best clerks who ever enter
ed dry goods store, and the Worth
ington firm is to. be congratulated
upon securing her services. She will
prove a valuable addition to the So
cial circles of Worthington as we'll.
John Mackay is an expert with
gasoline engines. For some time the
ADVANCE engine has been acting up"
and John was called in to diagnose
the case; it's pulse was irregular and
respiration scarcely discernible. 1t
was in about the same condition the
democratic party is in-wanted to
quit and go out Of bushes. John
gave it thorough course of treat
ment and it is now doing business at
the old stand ina satisfactory manner.
Mr.. Mackay is thorough machinest