The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-04-01
More Local Items.

This office has received copy of
the Route Book of the famous Ring
ling Bros, which is a work of art as
we'll as being exceedingly interesting,
with description of the circus man
agement in all departments. Ring
ling Bros Circus mas grown to be the
largest show in the county, both in
size and amusement. 1t is hoped that
if this celebrated show goes through
this country again they will give
an exhibition here. 49,.
I %NSThe farmers in The vicinity of Big.
Glow are considering the advisability
Of establishing creamery. If the y
are too far from creameries that are
now running they will find it the
most valuable enterprise they can es-
tablish. The creamery is the most
beneficial business to the farmer that
there is in operation. ftt ft enables
them to get money the year round.
There is no risk taken against storms,
drouth or other disasters and de-
structive elements to contend with
that there are in producing grain.
Our amateur musical company are
not able to secure the opera house
at Adrian for the only night that
they can go, so the trip is abandoned.
The Adrian people refuse their hall
to our people for the reason that a
travelling company will exhibit there
during the same week under the aus
pices cf church society whose re-
ceipts it is feared would be reduced
if our company showed there. Our
people were willing to take their
chances against feeling that might
prevail, to not attend their entertain
ment in preference to the one for a
home institution and it looks as if the
action is unWarranted.
John. I was down to see Mary last
night and what do you think she
said? Geo. Dunno; what?
John. That I must be sure and take
her to the Tennesseean Jubilee
Singers next Wednesday night,
Geo. Why so?
John. Because she says they are the
best entertainers that will be here
| this season.
Geo. Sure! every one knows that:
you surely want to go.
John. On yes! | went right down tc
Babcock's and got two good seats
and we will be there. Suppose you
will be there?
Geo. Oh yes! Every one is going
and I wouldn't miss it for nothing
Hicks predictions for April are
From April End to 7th warm wave
with numerous storms attended by
hail and thunder with frosty nights
near the latter date. From 9th tc
10th return to warmer weather end
ing in more storms of rain, hail and
thunder. From 18th to 18th proba
bilities are strong for many and vic
lent storms, nothing worse than Ap
ril showers with hail and thunder
but indications are that tornadoes ar
apprehended, ending with snow and
frosts. goth to the 22nd heavy Ap-
ril showers frosts and cooler Oath tc
%, last storm p; riod, cooler to plea
SAINT and fair weather.
Easter eggs can be colored with
analine dye. 1t should be diluted tc
the proper shade and the eggs boilec
in it.. Green: the color of hope ano
resurrection, is particularly approp
riate, but a variety is pleasing-red
pink, blue, pale yellow and purple
Eggs can be boiled hard, and painted
in water colors with a single spring
flower, as primrose, or a butterfly
also a symbol of the resurrection
They should be arranged in nests o1
moss. German children believe thai
the Easter eggs are laid by hares, sc
representations of this little ANNA
are often placed on them, or nea
them. Painted butterflies, mounte(
on wire, can be made to hover owe
the nest. April Ladies Home Journ
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