The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-11-04

b. n. Palm left Tuesday to attend
the meeting Of the state board OF COR
rectious and charities that will meet
1t st. Cloud this week. Mrs. Palm
accompanied him as far as Mankato
he will spend Sunday at Mankato.
A three months old daughter OF
Aug. Strand, living near Rushmore,
died Saturday, Oct. q, 1897. Funer-
al services were held Sunday, and
the remains buried IN the Rushmore
cemetery. Rev. Ericsson of6ciated
MARRIED On Saturday, Oct. 23rd
1897, at the home of the brides par
; ents in Seward township, Miss Mamie
Thompson to Mr.. Fl A. Otto, Rev. W
T. Scott, of Fulda, officiating. The
young couple are we'll and favorably
known in the Observation-Disclosures Her
aid. -.
A company of young folks haye
formed an organization to be known
as the ''Worthington Club" and will
give their first of series of dancing
parties Friday evening of this week,
for which invitations have been is
sued.
On Tuesday afternoon Rev. Bailey
united in holy bonds of mat1imony
Mr.. Bonnie Yahn and Miss Augusta
Baldwin, both of this place. The
ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence of the brides sister, Mrs.
Cramer.
NJ. A. Spooner, a prominent at
torney of Minneapolis and relative
of Senator Spooner of Wisconsin, a
man of national reputation, was here
this week on legal business, and TO-
marked unsolicited. that there, refer
ring to Hon. P. E. Brown, was one of
the best judges of the state.
N. Miller of Bigelow had about
twenty five chickens stolen last Satur
day night. The lock on the hen
house was broken and the best stock
taken. Tracks of the parties were
discovered but not sufficient to cause
their apprehension. If he could have
caught them there would have been
more work for the grand jury.
Halloween was celebrated by some
Of the boys,two nights, Saturday and
Monday. Some of them enjoyed their
fun immensely while there were some
that were caught in their antics and
chastised. There were acts commit
ted that could not be justified by the
occasion, and if it were possible to do
so, the parties committing them
should be learnt a lesson by some
means.
It is unusual for us to call atten-
ton to any particular ad, for the rea-
son that they are not changed every
week, and when mention is made of
the change they remain valueless as
readers become accustomed to hav-
ing their attention called to changes,
and do not notice an old ad; but the
of F, R. Patterson is
interesting and worthy of study for
your comfort and benefit.
The Tennesseean Jubilee Singers
will again visit this place next week
Monday evening under the auspices
of the Epworth League. They
played to the largest audience here
last season of any company that visi-
ted this place, and the audience was
with the entertainment.
There is not the shadow of a doubt
but what the singers will be greeted
with larger audience this season.
Tickets on sale at Babcock's. Get
them early.
Last Wednesday afternoon while
Mrs. Otis Sanford was driving out
to E. G. Chafer's place to attend the
tea given by the ladies of the Baptist
her horse became frightened
at pile of stone when about quar-
ter of a mile from her destination.
The horse jumped sideways, tipping
the buggy over and throwing Mrs.
and her sister out. Mrs.
Sanford had the bones of her wrist
broken and was otherwise bruised.
Her sister suffered only severe bruis-
es.
After a stubborn fight against hog
cholera, Iowa farmers have been com
PEELED to run up the white flag. As
a result, in many sections of the
state, they will discontinue hog rails
ing and give more attention to cattle
and sheep. Last week 5000 sheep
were shipped into Iowa from Mexico.
The Iowa farmers are taking a very
sensible view of the situation, for it
seems both foolish and Improbable
to buck the hog plague once it gets
a foothold in a communicative
nebago City Press.
Last week Wednesday afternoon
Horace Norman became too free with
Geo. Darby, making himself obnoxi-
GUS, and during his antics kicked the
cover of from Mr.. Darby's dinner
pail. Officer Free happened along
and took him in charge, and a COM
plant of being intoxicated was
lodged against him. He was brought