The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-04-16
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The question of postponing the
state fair is under consideration on
account of the National G.. A. R. En-
campment taking place at the same
time. St. Paul should by all means
not permit this to be done as the
combined attraction will bring more
visitors to the city than to hold each
event seperate.
Miss Youngman, of Worthington,
assisted the Episcopal choir of this
place in their Easter services last
Sunday. Miss Youngman is very
fine singer and has rendered valua:
bic assistance to local choirs on pre-
yious occasions. She returned to
Worthington Monday morning.
Rock Co. Herald.
\ new postoffice has been estab-
llshed in Brown county Minnesota,
and agreeable to the unanimous re-
quest Of the residents there the post
office department will name it Nc
Cleary in honor of our popular and
efficient congressman This is only an
other testimonial to him that stands
so high in the estimate Of his constit-
uents.
The Chautauqua circle will meet
with Miss Prideaux Monday evening,
April goth at 7:3O. Each member is
requested to contribute something
to a general discussion of the SUBJ
jects: "The work of the Salvation
Army" and Independence of Maya
zines on the Literary Tastes of the
People," Quotations from any auth
or.
In the case of R. B. Beeson VS. P.
Thompson, action to quiet title.G. w.
Wilson appeared for the plaintiff and
w. P. Warner for the defendant.
Owing to the fact that another action
! was pending involving the same issue,
this action was dismissed as the de-
cisision in the former case will govern
in this case. The case was before
Judge P. E. Brown, Monday. Court
reporter, L. Aver.
The Odd Fellows will celebrate
their 18th anniversary Saturday,
April 25th. A large number of visit
ors are expected from all the sur
rounding towns and very elaborate
preparations are being made for the
occasion. We go to press too early
in the week to give the program con-
tanning all the particulars. The fest
ivities will open at LOOP. m. with
parade headed by the band and will
traverse the principal streets, stop
ping at J. D. Humiston's platform,
where an eloquent address will be
delivered by J. J. Ryder, which will
be very interesting feature, not only
to the members but to any person ap-
preciating good speaker. After the
speaking banquet will be served to
the visiting members of the order
and a grand ball will be given
at Masonic Hall for which enhancing
music has been engaged,
wILMONT.
The Easter dance held Monday
night at Wm.M.Stevens, five miles
south of Iona, for the benefit of
Iona Camp M. W. A., was largely
attended by Woodman of neigh
boring towns. Fulda, Slayton Lake
Wilson, and Edgerton.
The youngest child of Jacob
Klindwort, died last week and was
buried Sunday at Iona Med. ceme-
tory.
Chas. Zeb has the agency of the
Acme and Champion cycles. All
those wishing to have wheels at
reasonable prices, should call and
see him.
Joseph Mock has sold his we'll
drilling outfit to E. Kraai, who takes
possession next week Tuesday. Mr..
Kraai will "open the season" with
a we'll for G.. Knips, Of Leota. Joe.
would also like to sell his auger as
he musr Quit the business on &C..