The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-15

are the guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
E. Bloom. Mr.. Parshallis 81 years
of age, and is able to get around re-
markably well for his age.
In the mention made last week Of
the claim Of @. L. Winters, made by
S. Kindlund, the amount should have
read $3.50 instead Of $500. Mr.. Kind
lund did not want any statements
circulated that were not correct, hence
the correction.
The Lakefeld Standard reports
Bert Fuqua winning first prizes in
potato. 40 yards, hurdle, running
high jump and broad running jump
races, and Frank Fuqua 100 yards
dash for boys under IA at Lakefeld,
during the celebration of the fourth.
The entertainment at the Congrega-
tsonal Church is not of the ordinary
magic lantern character, but one of
the very highest order. Some of our
most prominent citizens are friends
OF Mr.. Sloan and are fully acquainted
with the high class entertainment he
gives.
The Lakefeld Standard says the
reported injured during the races at
Round Lake the fourth was E. Palm
er Of this place. After the accident
he was taken to the home Of A. D..
Pigman in Round Lake township.
and according to latest reports he is
about all right again.
The Luverne Herald reports a case
of diptheria in Springwaterto township.
C. H. Babcock, the rustling Worth
ington druggist, was transacting bus
mess in jackson. this week. Charley
has many friends in Jackson who are
always pleased to see him. jackson
County Pilot.
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Congregational chnrch will give
tea at the residence of Mrs. Ray
Humiston tomorrow afternoon. A
general invitation is extended to all
to be present. The tea will be contin-
ued into the evening to enable the
gentlemen to attend.
I will give a series of dances at
the Randall Hall, Rushmore, Mimi:
first one toooccur on the evening of
July 10Th, and the next one on the
3oth of july at o'clock. Good
music will be furnished and I shall
endeavor to conduct a good social
dance. L. B. LEONARD, Manager.
DIR. Gaugh returned Saturday from
a weeks visit at the home of his
father in St. Joseph, Missouri. The
doctors father was stricken with
paralysis week or so ago, and for a
time his condition was quite critical,
but when the doctor left for home his
father was improving, -Luverne Her
aid. ~'.
Will Prideaux, of Dodgeville,
Wisconsin, a former we'll known res
ident of this county, accompanied
by his wife arrived in the city yester-
day for visit with his parents rela-
tives and many old friends. Mr.. Prid
eaux is a successful business man of
Dodgeville.-Adrian Guardian.
H.V.Millar has assumed charge of
the grocery business recently pur-
chased from G. J. Smallwood. Mr..
Millar being straightforward and
upright man with legion of friends,
will receive deserved patronage which
will insure success. The store will
be kept up to high standard of the
best and seasonable goods in the
market.
For the Nashville, Tennessee Expo
sition, to be held at Nashville, Tenn
May LIST to October LIST, 1897, the G.
St.P. NJ. & O. Ry., will sell excursion
tickets to that point May 18th to Oct
ober 15th,good for continuous passage
each way with a final limit until Nov
ember 18th, 1897, for $4O.65, for the
round trip. G. MORRISON
1919 Agent.
Rev. Robert McCune, pastor of the
Congregational church at worthington
and for many years resident of that
town. has rendered his resignation to
take effect.August HE has accepted
a call at Sherburne. RevMcCuie has
hundreds of friends in this county,
every one of whom will learn with re-
greet of his determination to leave.
Adrian Guardian. =. -..
Mobiles Co. Auditor, E.. A. Trip,
with masters Davie and Freddie
made us an early call the other day
Ed sporting procliyities are bound to
crop out, even though numbered
with the cares Of county and he
must hrve started that morning at the
dawn with his five or six hounds