The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-07-23
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The Machine men are getting their
rigs in trim and the machine hum
will soon be heard from all parts OF
the county.
The Social of the Ladies of the
Congregational Church given last
week Friday evening was we'll at
tended and a neat sum realized.
Mrs. Nellie Perry leaves today for
Sibley for visit until about Sept.fst
when she will enter the Normal at
Mankato, ia king a finished course in
that excellent educational college.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the week to James M. Thorn, of
Humboldt county, Iowa, and Barbara
Main, of Mobiles county, Chas. Lund
and Regina Hodna, of Mobiles county.
Rev. Mr.. Sundberg, of the Indian
Lake Baptist Church will preach in
the Swedish language at the G.. A.
R. Hall next Sunday, July 26, at 8
o'clock p. m. All Scandinavians are
invited to attend.
For SALE.-Two houses in Worth
ington. One of them the best bar
gains ever offered for a comfortable
home. Well located. Can be paid
for in monthly payments of 500 each.
Call at Bank of Worthington. 50-3
Monday, Officer Anderson was in
formed that negro and a white man,
of the tramp appearance, had went
through John Moberly's house near
the lake. The marshal made
hasty investigation and found moth
ing disturbed in the house and To-
Gated the parties in the park and or
dered them to decamp forthwith
under penalty of being placed at
work on the stone pile.
The Oconomowic, Wis.,, Journal,
of Jan. 6, 1888, says: Every artist
comprising the troupe is an attrac-
tion. We do not wonder at the sue
cess which has attended them in their
travels. In this troupe we have
practical illustration that real merit
and frst-class talent is banded to-
gether, success is sure and certain.
The Company is thoroughly organic
ed and where they announce a second
appearance the houses are literally
jammed.
+ tits reported that T. G.. Nichol-
son has sold his interest in the Worth
ington Herald to his partner, E. K.
Smith, and will return to Sioux City,
where he has situation with a print
ing company. There is not person
in Mobiles Co. who takes an interest
in her newspapers but will regret the
departure of mick" and his excellent
wife from the field. and wish them
Godspeed wherever they may co.
ADRIAN GUARDIAN.
Star, Pipestone, Minn.-Oakes
Swiss Bell Ringers and Comic Speci-
atty Co. gave one of the enternain-
ments in Opera House last night to
one oflthe largest houses ever gather
ed in Pipestone, the house being pack
ed so full there was hardly standing
room left. Their enterta inment was
first-class in every particular and their
lsdylike and gentlemanly manner
won the appreciation of the entire
audience. They will alwsys got .
good house in Pipestone, where any
rood entertainment y sups 70 b we'll
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