The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-09-17

F. Glasgow is on the sick list.
F. G. Stitser, is numbered among
the sick.
Judge Cory was an Adrian visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. H. Babcock is on the sick
list this week.
A. Mcdowell of Edgerton was a
Tuesday visitor.
Harry Hawley is among those hav-
ing typhoid fever.
Rev. Ericsson will be able to hold
service Sunday morning.
A. G.. Lindgren of Adrian was a
county capitol visitor Tuesday.
Engineer Durham relieved Engin-
Ger Post on account Of his disability.
Dan Devaney, left Saturday to &C.
cept position on paper at Madi.
son S. d.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bliss and Miss Addie
Berry returned this week from visit
at Minneapolis.
The cheapest way to send money
anywhere is to buy draft at Bank
of Worthington. Is
Misses Colvin and Mundwiler OF
Adrian are the guests of Miss Loie
Darby this week.
Rem McCartney's daughter Zell and
Sister Anna of Waterloo, Ia, are visit
ing here this week.
E. R. Mckinney, of Mankato, Dist.
Missionary, held service at G.. A. R.
hall Sunday evening.
This Office will accept a limited
amount of all kinds of vegetables and
fruit on subscription.
Mrs. w. NJ. Hurlbert who has made
an extented visit with friends in Mimi
eapolis returned home Tuesday.
Maine, Sewall's home gives the
Republicans a plurality Of $4,000
Sewall did not carry bis own ward.
Mrs. j. H. James of Rushmore was
the guest of w. H. Prideaux and fam
lily between trains last week Friday.
w. T. Post, engineer on the Burl-
ington, accidently fell off the lounge
Sunday morning: breaking the bones
in one of his legs just below the knee
which will lay him up for some time.
The Congregational Sunday school
gave picnic at Round Lake Satur-
day, Notwithstanding the lateness of
the season there was a good at
tendance and an enjoyable time
passed.
Mrs. w. @. Post returned from
Cedar Rapids Saturday night where
she selected an elegant line of fall
millinery and will nave an opening
this week, inviting all the ladies of
this place and vicinity to call and ex-
anime the latest styles and patterns
Of the day.
Calderwood & Hebron of Minnea-
polls have published a pocket man
ual of 1896 politics financial
question com plete. Strictly non
partisan. This is the handiest and
most complete publication of the
kind yet printed. It is complete
encyclopedia on financial statistics;
price 15c and is worth many times
that price for the valuable informa-
ton it contains.
The village council held their regu-
lar meeting Friday evening. Mem
bers present: Pres. Forbes, Clerk
Sibley, and Glasgow. The usual
grist of bills were allowed. On mo-
ton, Pres. Forbes and Sibley were
appointed to estimate amount of
money required for carrying on the
village business and to borrow the
same. P. L. Utley was reinstalled
with full pay and other employees
directed to resume their former posi-
tons.
St. James Gazette: DR.. A. N.
Cheney, Worthington's popular dent
list, was in the city on Wednesday for |
a short visit with his mother and sis
ter: Mrs. A. D. Cheney and Mrs. Geo.
A. Bradford. The Gazette received a
pleasant social call from the doctor.
>. Attorney F. F. Cross and son
Frank of Worthington were in the
city Sunday, the guests Of attorney
Coffman. They were on their way to
Renville and from thence to South
Dakota. They departed Monday for
Renville on their wheels. Mr.. Cross
is one of the most enthusiastic wheel
men in this part of the state and will
probably take part in the bicycle
races to be held here during the coun-
ty fair the latter part Of this month.