The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-10-08
LOCAL NEWS,

AttuuI nose OF ~. james speut
Sunday here,
Mrs. A. B. Albertus visited Heron
Lake Saturday. =. -.
!, L. S. Nelson of Luverne was in
town last week Friday. 49,:
Rev. Anderson held services at the
Lutheran church, Sunday.
Mrs. c. a. Babcock left last Satur-
day fora visit at jackson. ~>--
Editor Davis,of the Signal Bigelow
was in town last week Friday.
) Miss Minnie Miner visited with her
sister at Window over Sunday.
Mrs. A. j. Rice of Adrian was the
guest of Mrs. A. Forbes last week.
John Fisher and men, we'll drillers
of Little Rock. were in town Friday.
A. Long of Sioux Falls was in
Saturday and rented the Evans farm.
J. G.. Mitchell, the real estate man
from Rushmore, was in town Satur-
day.
Geo. Tobey of Sibley was Mobiles
county seat visitor last week Thurs
day.
CONGRESSMAN McCleary is billed to
speak at Jackson, Monday evening,
October, 10Th.
Cross & Darling have moved their
Office to the rear of the Torrance
building, upstairs.
Mrs. F. G. Geiger made a short
visit with parents at Pipestone dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Chantz and children of She-
don arrived last week for visit with
A. Falk and family.
Rev. F. G. Bailey left Monday to
attend the Presbytery at St. Peter
and the Synod at St. Paul.
Miss Winnie Young of Preston,
who has been the guest of Mrs. He
COX, returned home last Friday,
P.L. Utley's mother, who has been
visiting him for some time, returned
to her home at Neenah, Wis.,, Mon
day. -
49, DR.. Dolan returned last week and
has opened an office in the Torrance
building in the room formerly occu-
pied by Cross & Darling.
The apportionment of the state
school funds is now being apportion-
ed and it will amount to nearly three
dollars per capita per average daily
attendance.
Mrs. Fred Parker of Duluth, daugh-
ter of P. Thompson has been visiting
here and at Sioux Falls for the last
two weeks left for home Monday
morning.
John Woolsencroft, editor of the
Times, Heron Lake, while in attend
ance at the Democratic Sound Money
meeting observed ''That Dan Shell
appeared to have lots of friends in
county"
A cordial and earnest invitation is
extended by Miss Graves, Co. Supt.,
to school officers and others interest,"
ed in education, to be present at the
Teachers association to be held here
Saturday.
A. B, Allen, travelling land sale 50,
licitor for the Northern Pacific roaa
was in town last week Friday: he
says the prospects are very good Tor
getting quite a party Of intending
Settlers out on that road from here
this fall.
Rev. w. A. Putnam left Tuesday
to attend the annual conference OF
the NJ. T.. church held at Austin this
week. It is expected he will be re-
appointed to preside here. Ihere
will be no service at the NJ. E. church
Sunday evening.
Last week, Thursday, Frank Hans.
berger retired from the meat market
business: F., L. Thompson and Hans
berger's employee, Henry Kaiser,
purchased the business and the new
firm will be known as Kaiser q
THOMPSON. Mr.. Kaiser is a. first class
butcher and made many friends
while with Mr.. Hansbefger.
The I. O. G.. T. are circulating cir
culars and petitions for signatures re-
questing the next session Of Legislature
to pass "County Local Option
Law which shall permit each county
to vote separately upon the question
of licensing the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors in such county, similarly as
can now be done in townships. Inc
present Township Local Option Law
to also remain in full force.
Iteives the Crescent great pleasure
to note through our exchanges that
Hon. Daniel Shells name is favora Dly
mentioned as speaker of the next
house. Mr.. Shell is in every way en-
titled to the honor which his many
friends bestow on him, and this aus
trict has reason to be proud IN oe1ng
represented in the legislature by SO
able man as Hon. Daniel Shell ana cS'
Tho noonlo If Martin township Will