The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-02-20
LOCAL NEWS.
Village election March 18th. .. -.
90 cent tea at Peterson for SOC.

evening. . Sax .>*'>.. -" .' 'M':'.''
Attorney Crandall was at Mankat<
Tuesday. =.
The Harverd Quartet stopel at the
Worthington. - ". > j. -.
Fred Mason commenced to press
hay Saturday .... .~..,
Rod Hecox has nearly recovered
from the fever x. :.
Pshsw, .Luyerne; whist isn't the
national game.
Chicken Pie social at the BLY, build
ing Friday night.
Coal or wood delivered on short no.
tice from Turner'S. 2Otf
The city Jail is now supplied with
an incandescent light.
A St. Bernard bitch pup for sale
cheap. JIG. KENNEDY.
E. G. Turner returned Tuesday
from visit to Keota, Iowa.
Mitchell Bros. h we torn down their
big hay barn on second avenue.
Fred Mohl, the lcading Land man,
of Adrian, was in the city Saturday.
We're Hurlbert returned Tuesday
night from his visit at Minneapolis.
For Farm Loans call on Shell &
Mann. Office in Torrance bldg. 49tf
Less than four weeks before elect
ion.> What Office do you aspire to?
Harvey Beckley is still quite sick
with the fever but not dangerously
County Treasurer Peterson was at
Adrian and Ellsworth last week COL
Letting taxes.
Postmaster Schwartz is expected
home from Minneapolis the latter
part of next week.
Theo. Palmer is gathering Pioneer
Press coupons in hopes of securing
their prize bicycle.
Mrs. NJ. Fellows and daugter, Ida,
returned Saturday from an extended
visit at Holden, Mo.
Max Littman, of Minneapolis, one
of the riders at the fair here last fall,
was in town Monday.
Court convenes next Monday.
The case of Halleck Thompson will
be tried during this term.
If you have no other use for your
bicycles coupons in the Pioneer Press,
save them for T. D, Palmer.
Ralph Beckley continues to i'm
prove steadily. He is now able to
sit up an hour or two each day.
Ross Coney cut a bad cash in one
of his thumbs with a chisel the other
day. He didn't do it on purpose.
That advertisement of G. j. Small
wood in another part of this paper
will be read by thousands of people.
At the election in Kinbrae Monday
it was decided to incorporate by a
vote of % to I. Kinbrae's all right.
We have secured a correspondent
from Rushmore who can be depend
ed upon to furnish the news from
that city.
Louis Mohl, of Adrian, was in
town Saturday on his way home from
a several months visit with relatives
in Chicago.
The Sibley Herald says that Mr..
Bennett, of the firm of Rev & Ben
nett of this place, is putting'in a shoe
store at Sibley. ~ 5 49,
Candidates for village offices do not
seem to be so plenty as they might
be, but who can tell what day
may bring forth?
Miss Lizzie Hendricks, of Adrian,
visited over Sunday with the family
Of J. A. Kennedy. She returned
home Monday afternoon. s
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Post returned
from Cedar Rapids where
Will attended a meeting Of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
Herbert Nelson left Tuesday for
Winona, where he will enter school
devoted to teaching the jewelers.
rade: He will take years course.
The members of the different
,oung peoples societies of the
hucrhes enjoyed themselves at a.
'alentine social at G. A. R. hall Fri !
lay night. =. S=. r. -. ~ ;. ;
Services Of the Quarterly, Meeting !