The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-07-18
Geo. w. Murphy Of Faribault is
here on legal business. 5a..S

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here on legal business.
Ole Ellington was a pleasant cal
Ter at the ADVANCE Office this morning.
Harry S. Naylor has gone to
Baskerville where he will work this
summer. ]. ~
All sheet iron and tinwork per-
formed to your satisfaction at Evans
Bros .@,
Jim Kennedy who has been sick
for some time is reported to be some
better to-day. @.4 w.
Paints, oils, varnishes, turpen-
tine, gypsine. brushes, ETC., largest
line at Evans Bros
Miss Lena Sievers arrived from
Remsen to-day and will visit hec
sister, Mrs. w. G. Post. ~
Drink the famous Hotel Richie
lieau coffee made by the madam" at
the Depot Lunch Counter.
Mrs. Griggs of St. Paul and Mrs.
Vosberg of Chicago, daughters of r.
r. Smith are here on visit.
The "Other Shoe Store will
make an extra reduction in all Flow"
shoes. Now is the time to buy!
Little Ruby, the wonderful child
actress, singer and dar Ger, will ap-
pear with the Fowler Theater COM
pany this week.
There will he an ice cream social
at the G. r. Leonard home in Dewald
township, district AZ, on Saturday
evening, July 20.
Rev. and Mrs. Schwartz who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hector of Indian Lake left yesterday
for Seattle, Wash.
List your lands and property
for sale or trade with Hedberg e.
Clausen, if you want speedy and
satisfactory results.
1t is the duty of every citizen of
Warrington to agitate the putting
down of a deep we'll. A deep we'll is
a public necessity.
The bids have been received for
the sale of the old court house and
will probably be acted upon by the
commissioners to-day.
Mae Couts, who have been visit
ing her sister and teaching school
here for some time past, left today
for Appleton, Wis.,. on visit.
Harry Max6eld, who has been
here for some weeks, left Tuesday for
Heron Lake to accept pc sition on
Mr.. Manning's new paper.
WIN. Crowley, of Seward twp,
has been adjudged insane by Judge
Cory, Drs. Gaugh and Dolan and
sent to the asylum at St. Peter.
The "Other Shoe Store" last
Tuesday sold two pair of shoes to
parties living so miles from Worth
| ington. Worthington is reaching out
for trade.
The Deathrattle's new "1O-story"
building has been removed from the
court house square. The Deathrattle
counting rooms will, of course, occupy
the ground floor.
For sale or Trade-One wagon
hay stacker, one hay gatherer, six
foot mower, one Is inch sulky pillow,
one two seated buggy, one road cart,
one set buggy harness. NJ. E. LAYTON
George Peterson, formerly of
this place, now of Albert Lea, came
over yesterday on short visit to
his old friends here. Geo. has
many friends here who are always
glad to see him.
One OF the most terrific runaways
ever known in the history of our city
occurred last evening. Two strangers
had hired out to Martin Lavine and
drove his team to the depot and load
ed up their worldly possessions then
they drove to the Torrance crossing
on Tenth street, there to await the ar
rival of their new boss. They didn't
linger upon the crossing any great
length of time, however, as the big
team started down Tenth street. at
break-neck speed. It was expected
that the occupants of the vehicle
would be dashed to the ground and
perhaps into eternity, any moment
They kept their seats and the horses
kept in the middle of the street, until
they had covered the entire length OF
Tenth street, and not until the piece
e ,o,o:-;o 1op6 vvost IF town was