The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-03-05

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Married-Feb. 22nd, at 1.-THE
Manse, "by Rev. Wilson Aull, Mr.. EN-
met Cummings and Miss Clara DOLL
Rev. G. F. Bronson of Luverne will
preach in g. A. r. hall next Sunday
exchanging pulpits with Rev. W. j
hcCollom.
The Zimmerman boys have rented
the University farm and will take
possession this spring. Mr.. Claut
will move to town.
Practically the first snow of tn
winter foil Saturday and the GROUND
10 now covered with the beautiful
snow. Sleighing il excellent and every
body seems 10 be taking advantage
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Jonas Fanberg, of Arthur, Iowa
has been in town the past week look
ing after his land interests. He
owns farm in Lorain township and
has recently built house and barr
it.
One of the most enjoyable sociala
Of the season was given by tho -Bap-
fist church, at Grand Army hall Fri.
day night. There was = large
number of people present and they
Ill enjoyed themselves immensely.
Round Lake has q new general
store. A gentleman by the name Of
Lloyd Knipe bag just started up in
business there. NJ Round Lake is an
enterprising little town and is rapidly
forging TO the front as a business cen:
ter. .,..~
DR.. May was before the grand
jury Tuesday in the Loucks murder
case. It is rumored that some sensa-
tional developments may be looked
for in this case in the near future
Adrian Guardian.
Claude Mitchell had his right hand
badly pinched Saturday while moving
the Mitchell Bros. store building.
He was replacing a roller when his
hand was caught under one of them
and badly crushed. He will have a
pretty sore hand for a while.
The primary department of our
public schools under the able man.
agement of Miss Josie Allen, of
Worthington, says the Bigelow Senti-
mel, is highly spoken of by our peo-
pie and it is the wish of all concerned
that she may be retained for another
year.
Next Sabbath morning at the Pres
byterian church, Rev. Wilson Aull
will speak on ''Silent Evangelism,
the most remarkable gospel method
of modern times" In the evening
the Ladies Missionary society will
hold one of their attractive services.
The subject is missionary Heroes"
The Minnesota Sentinel, the Bige-
low paper, made its first appearance
last week, with G. M. Davis, formerly
of Primghar, Iowa, as editor. The
paper is a fine one geographically
and is we'll filled with local news. We
wish the paper success and hope it
will live long time to do good for
Bigelow. 1t will be a non political
paper.
The people Of Bigelow are highly
indignant, and say so, in regard to
an article which appeared in the
Herald some time ago. The Herald
stated that the question of license
would be voted upon and the people
of Bigelow were in favor of granting
a license. The citizens of that town
very emphatically deny that they de-
sire saloon.
Frank Baker, of Chicago, practi
cal painter and paper-hanger, has
gone into partnership with E. E. Ven
toner in the painting and paper-hang-
ing business. Their shop will be To-
Gated in the building on the corner of
10th street and 5th avenue. Both
members of the firm are first class
workmen in their line of busine IS and
are sure to give satisfaction. lw