The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-08-08

having secured location across the
street from the. Worthington Hay
Co.'S Office. They purchased q set 81
platform scales Of Evans Bros.
The ice cream parlors in the
Swedish annex will be open each
Saturday until the close Of the seas
on at II a. m, thus giving patrons an
opportunity to procure cream Tor
Saturday. 4. n. y #
IN otice-W Water for lawn purposes
can be used only between the hours
of 6 and p. m. and must be used
only through the regulation hose
nozzle. By order Of X
VILLAGE Council.
Miss Carrie McCune left Monday
for Painyiew, where she will give an
entertainment, assisted by local tai
-ent. From there she goesto Merriam
Park to fill like engagement. She
expects to be absent. until October
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"A man working for Ed. Whitney
in Worthington township, met with a
painful accident the latter part of
last week. He was riding horse to
town when the animal stumbled and
fell, rolling over him and breaking
his collar bone. r.
WIN. Moss of Summit Lake has
just completed new house and
barn. By:hard work and frugality
Mr.. Moss has accumulated a good
slice of this worlds goods, which the
ADVANCE is pleased to note. tie is
one of our best farmers. :,
Arthur Rose, who has been with
the ADVANCE for little more than a
year, has been, for competency and
good behavior, promoted to the po-
sition of foreman, and he is
fully authorized to transact business
for this Office. The ADVANCE is
pleased to have an opportunity to
promote such a worthy and faithful
young man.
This week the ADVANCE turned
out 600 20-page pamphlets for the
Baptist Association and 1000 land
journals for Hedburg & Clausen, be-
sides lot of other jobs. There are
but few country printing offices that
can handle such an amount of work
in SO short time. The ADVANCE is
the best equipped Office in the
county. .5= e... !. .. .s=.. X. W
Sheriff Thorn of Worthington,
was in these parts last Friday Look
ing for fellow who stole a, bicycle at
Worthington last week. We &C
knowledge a pleasant call. Mr..
Thorn says he has lived in this county
good many years and seen lots of
good crops, but that the crops this
year beat anything he ever saw.
|-Kinbrae Herald.
Bro. Belden of the Austin Tran
script quotes from scripture and says:
"Man shall not wear the garments OF
women" We cannot see what bear
ing that has on ladies wearing bloom
ers while bicycling. Boomers have
evidently come to stay, as we'll as the
bicycle, and preaching against them
will only tend to make them more
universal among the fair sex who en-
JOY wheeling.
The National Grand Army en-
campment will be held at Louisville,
KY, Sept. 10 to IA. The c. St. P.
NJ. & @. railway will sell excursion
tickets at greatly reduced rates on
Sept. 8 to 10, good for continuous
passage each way. The fare from
Worthington for the round trip will
be only 1925. Returning from
Chicago tickets will be honored Sept
IA to rs. 5l-W6
Adrian Democrat: Unless some
thing is done to occasionally call
to mind that celebrated crack in
the court house it will go down to
posterity unknown and unmourned'
The enterprising space writer import
ed to show the benighted denizens OF
Mobiles county how to run a news.
paper, ought to be hired to formulate
suitable memorial to be hermetical-
" sealed and placed in. the archives
of the county for the contemplation
and ponderation of unborn idiots
who will be short half column on
the local page on press day.
A remarkable vein of wind