The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-12-12

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4 Masonic hall has. been painted
and presents a very neat appearance.
The work was done BY p. p. Ven
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Miss Mable Bulls left Tuesday
for.Adrain. She has secured a three
months school about 8 miles north of
Adrain. { S; t5 g., 5.5> s,sI,
The mush and milk. social at
AS. Mitchells Friday night was
very we'll attended, the house being
packed. " r55f5es s.< .z J, tegs{4 4
The Marshall News-M Messenger
says that Ernie Shepard is, attending
the Curtiss Business College at Min
neapolis. nj ~ ..g, .s.sss r.
Mrs. E. E. Salmon and Mn.
Will Madison drove over to Rush
more Monday afternoon returning
Tuesday morning. .:s1 -.
l. Examine j. D. Humiston's line
of wind mills, pumps, feed grinoels,
horse powerS and corn shelters, etc
Best on the market. z.s a
Matt Fish has added fine chair
for shoe shining to his barber shop
equipments. The chair will be il
charge Of Albert Norman. s..
Beware of steel, Range peddlers
now infesting the county. Evans
Bros. will sell you better Range at
$1,000 less than their prices. ~
Get your papering done while
labor and paper is cheap. E. E.
Ventioneer viii hang your paper for
lOcts roll, Leave orders at, G. II.
Babcock's. 3w
Before the month is past there
will be two full moons. The. moon
was full on the End and will be
again on the 31st. This has not &C
cured since December 1876, %%15%#
W. G. Burnham. who lived on
the DR.. Moore farm, left last Friday
to take charge Of his fathers farm
near Clarion, Iowa. He went over
land and was accompanied by his
family. .@%@~.asa : q ,e~., s.5s;= 'S.,r r.
Tho scholars Of the high school
were treated to a half holiday last
Friday afternoon. They had the
highest percentage Of attendance
for the month which was also the
highest for the year in all the depart
nents. Si = s..f S..1 ~ 8sss -. y. e.
On Tuesday evening the Main
street and : few Of the, business
houses were Krandly illuminated
with electric lights The machinery
works satisfactorily. Only part Of
the incandesoent lights 49, used on
this TRIAL. The contractors desorve
great credit for having their work
done On time. Z: }f3e~@ sS=.r@
Fred Fake and Dan Baldwin were
arrested Friday night on the charge
Of drunkenness They Nsse sailaigned
Saturday and Fake M lined $500
which he paid. Baldwin, inadefault
Of paying his fine was sentenced %
10 days Il the couaty Jail, bpt alter
spending 1 short time Ia tho jill paid
his fine q S 100 md was released.
! An Oyster Supper and social will
be given at g.. A., r.. Hall Friday
evening, Dec. IS, under the auspices
of the ladies oftho Catholic church,
commencing at six o'clock, sharp.
The admission fee will be- 10 cents
at tho door and supper 20 cents. A
musical program will be rendered.
This is the first time the ladies of
the Catholic church have undertaken
anything Of this kind and they de-
serve the liberal patronage of the
public. .ts5 Il
This from the Hawarden indie
pendent shows that Leon Carr, who
lat one time edited q paper ct this
place, Is still among the living:
Leon Carr, who has conducted more
newspapers il Northwestern Iowa
and Southwestern Minnesota than
any other man living at the present
date, has secured q position as fire.
man on the Illinois Central railroad.
Carr conducted q paper at Sioux
Center but after q short and checker
ed career disappeared as though
Mother Earth had swallowed him.
Weare glad to know that he still
lives. ,ScN 3.,,t I'll G
J@.tsnEa Annual Meeting. @z.f ~