The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-30

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Luverne on his wheel Monday, but
when he got outside Of town where
the wind could strike him, he com
menced to go backward and never
stopped until he was safe home
again.
George Slade, advance agent for
the Kanaranzi club, came over on the
train Monday morning, and negoti-
ated for the purchase Of a loaf Of
bread and mado other preliminary
arrangements for the clubs annual
outing.
4 New sidewalks have been order
ed built the whole length of Straight
ave. in Anderson's addition. The old
walk was in very poor condition and
was considered unsafe to walk upon
at night. A number. have already
been put in and the others will be at
once. r. ..s$s :.
Lewis Anderson, a student
from the college at St.. Peter, is ex-
pected in Worthington today to take
charge of the Swedish Lutheran
church. Rev. S. Anderson preached
his farewell sermon last Sunday and
will go at once to Blooming Prairie,
his new field of work.
1t is a great mistake to suppose
that simple tonic gives strength; it
only stimulates the stomach to re-
newed action. To impart real
strength, the blood must be purified
and enriched, and this can only be
done by such a standard Alternative as
Ayers Sarsaparilla.> =
The Eureka meat market was
opened again to the public yesterday
morning. A Mr.. Wall of Duluth has
purchased a half interest in the bust
ness, and hereafter the firm name will
be Hansberger g. Wall. The Eureka
did a good business and we predict a
continuance of the same for the new
firm. ~ ... :....
Hank Twitchell is suffering from
two badly poisoned hands. In re-
pairing his sail boat he got his hands
thoroughly covered with "pitch" and
in using different compounds to re-
move the same he has become the
owner of pair of fists that would
cause Jim Corbet to turn green with
envy
There will be but one preaching
service at the G. A. R. hall next Sun
day. The evening service will be ad-
journed with Difference to the union
services of that evening. The pastor
will preach at the Platt school in the
afternoon. If baptism is to be admin
istered it will be il connection with
the morning service. !...
The census will be taken next
month. The enumerators for Mobiles
county are: VIM. Lentler, VIM. Ira
Wis, G.. F. Hallas, VIM. Wigham,
Adrian; H. j. Westrip, Seward; J..
Fl. Denton, Kinbrae; J. w. Read,
Worthington; G. R. Leonard, Rush
more; B. I. Trip, Bigelow; E.. A.
Trip, Round Lake; E. X. Smith,
Worthington. gees"
Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock, Misses
Lillian and Nellie Plots, Myrtle
Kreidler, Messrs. Jerry Blackburn,
John Blair and S. s. Belles6eld for
med a picnicing party and passed
the Sabbath at Round Lake. This
party, as we'll as all others who stop
ped at the Dodge resort, are under
obligations to the management for
the many courtesies extended them
during their brief sojourn on the
shores of that beautiful body of wat
D..
er. @.s 49, ~.
The Baptists are expecting de-
lightful feast Of good things at the
association next week beginning
June 5th. The young people will
have the right of way on the evening
of the 9Th, and Rev. H. F. Waring of
Mankato will deliver the address of
the evening. All young people are
invited to this meeting.
Rev. G. w. Palmer and wife will
come from st. James on the 4th, ex-
pecting to spend the evening Of that
day in training voluntary chorus
choir for the meetings that are TO fol-.
low. .-.s,s...
The Kanaranzi Fishing club, Of
Adrian, passed through the city Mon
day en- route to Round Lake to enjoy
their annual outing. This club has