The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-31
Additional Locals.

hAnsford Chapter Eastern Star
held their annual election last week
Wednesday evening, electing the
following officers: w. P, B. F. Thur
Der; w. NJ, Mrs. A. Forbes; A. NJ,
Mrs. F.. G. Pannell; Sec., Mrs. Eta
Webb; Treas, Mrs. H. Hawley; Con-
ductress, Mrs. A. r. Albertus. A
private installation will be held at the
nxet regular meeting, Wednes-
day evening, Mrs. D. Shell, G. D. w i.
M. will conduct the installation.
Hicks predicts cold wave Jan. End
to the 9Th, from 9Th to the 18th
warm with rain and snow, with heav-
lest storms the 18th to the 18th. Be
prepared for cold wave and billiards..
About the 18th, moderation. more
storms of rain and snow, followed
with fall of temperature, perhaps
intense cold. Charge to warmer the
22nd for several days with more rain
and snow followed by a cold
wave, and with cold and clearing
weather to the end of the month.
An unique feature of Farm. Stock
and Home is its Short Talks Depart
ment. In it all kinds of questions are
answered for subscribers, and it is
safe to say that Farm, Stock and Home
answers more questions in the course
of year than any three agricultural
papers published. Farm, Stock and
Home is issued LIST and 18th of every
month in Minneapolis, MINI,
regular subscription price is so cents
per year but by special arrangement
we are enabled to offer it in connect
ion with the ADVANCE for $1.5O.
George Eppers sold the northeast
quarter of section q, 10243, this
week to Mr.. A. erode, of Cherokee,
Iowa., for $780,. -. r.. V. O. Bartlett
went to Worthington Wednesday
night to meet friend from England
who expects to spend the holidays in
this city. The Masonic and East
ern Star lodges will celebrate the
festival of St. Johns day next Mon
day evening. December %, at their
hall. G. NJ. Crandall, of Worthing.
ton, will deliver the address of the
occasion.-Nobles Co. Dem.
Powers & Turner have formed a
partnership for handling real estate
and have opened an Office over Bah
cocks drug store. These men are
we'll and favorably kown in this part
of the county. They have had long
and practical experience in real estate
which enables them to be competant |
judges of all kinds of land and when
a good trade can be made. They are
able to determine the value of real
estate in all conditions. They will
also handle loans and insurance. If |
you want to sell or buy, trade or rent |
call and see them.
The Dusky Warblers Saturday
night at Masonic Hall by the best
dramatic talent of Adrian. We
understand this is the first time that
The people of that thriving town
have visited this place with an affair
If this kind, if not the first, it has
oeen some time since they have done
20. It is earnestly hoped that the
citizens of this place will freely pat:
'onize this entertainment and show
. spirit of appreciation of the society
If our neighbors representatives on
his occasion. Don't forget the day
md date.
Recently the Lake Crystal Union
;alled attention to singular disease
Imong cattle on farm near that
,lace from the effects of which num-
,er of head had died. A Mr.. T.
Thompson in letter to that paper
Explains that it is caused by the in
'bility of the cattle to get particles of
arth in their food. Nature supplies
his want, but when the ground is
rozen and covered with snow it
hould be supplied by the owner, and
Without it disease is inevitable. An
occasional spadeful of earth, a few
cots or new potatoes daily will sup
lily the deficiency. Coal ashes for
logs and sand for chickens will OBJ
late the same trouble. Mr.. Thomp-
on's explanation seems intelligent
nd practical.-Mankato Free Press.
Th. entertainment given Tuesday
vening by the ''Dusky Warblers" for
he benefit of the piano fund was very
literally patronized and the large aud
ence was evidently very we'll pleased
nth the program. The net proceeds i
,ere $780,. :. miss Dewdrop Spar
:le,' "Topsey Turvey' and 'Taffy s
letchum" we're simply captivating
7hile the razzle dazzle dance by hor-
id man coon was simply tout ofsight."
:. The young ladies are to be con-
ratulated upon the success of their
ntertaiument, and should they con-
lude to reproduce it in some of the {
towns they would be sure s
f a large and appreciative audience. {
Mobiles Co. Dem.
FEED GRINDING promptly done !
very Friday, commencing January, j
tn 1897. FRANK BL1xT, s
2O3 Sec 2, Indian Lake. ;
We will not be undersold by any !