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

portion of his store, in few: weeks,
to be used as dining room. The
kitchen will also be moved further
back and other Improvements made
to accommodate his patrons, who are
increasing. 2 ~.
1t is not generally known that n
dian Lake has a musical organiza-
ton, bit snch is the case. They
have brass band Of six pieces, all
living in the Saxon neig hborhood,
who, it is claimed, can drown our
boys easily.
There will be choice collection of
house and bedding plants from Rem
nison's, the we'll known Sioux City
florist, placed On sale here in the city
at very date. Those desiring to
supply themselves can do so at very
reasonable prices.
Now is a good time to make your
sidewalk requests. The present
council might be prevailed upon to
put in the stone crossing opposite the
court house entrance on the east side
and ii walk ON the south side. Both
of these would be highly ap prec:ated
by every one.
M. Z. Lawton is agent for lands
along the Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Memphis Railroad. also the Kansas
City, Pittsburg & Gulf Line. Good
lands cheap and easy payments. Will
accompany parties on excursions.
Call for dates and particulars. 20
T. H. Prideaux came over from
Worthington last evening for a few
days visit with friends aud relatives
in Adrian. Thomas is one of the
most popular young men in Mobiles
county. and his friends are always
glad to receive a call.-Adrian Dem
Ocrat.
DR.. Gould, veterinary surgeon of
Worthington, was called here We'd
nesday on professional business It
seems that some Of Mrs. Flynn's cat
tie have been dying off without show
ing any good reason for doing so and
the doctor was called to investigate
the matter.-Ellsworth News.
A.. P. Stewart, local manager of the
Tuthill Lumber Co., has rented
Arthur Palms house. Mr.. Palm has
packed his effects for storage temper
arily, and Mrs. Palm will visit with
her sister, Mrs. Christianson, Of Lu-
verne; afterwards they will probably
commence housekeeping in Mankato.
Rev. D. B. jackson, of Minneapolis,
assistant superintendent of the Child
ren:s Home Society was here a few
days during the past week with boy
for adoption, but for whom he was
unable to find home. He received
$3.50 for the benefit of the society,
for which he returns sincere thanks.
If you are contemplating to take
out a Life Insurance policy, don't
fail to investigate into all the points
of the Bankers Life Association of St.
Paul, MINI. Over $4,000. paid in
death LOSSES since Nov. 20 1896. S.
Kindlund, their Local Agent, wants
to have talk with you and write
your application. 80
J. n. Holbrook will move into town
in the near future and open up a Sec
ond hand and auction store in the
building opposite Harry Lewis store,
formerly occupied. by Mr.. Brink.
This will provide an opportunity for
those desiring to sell or buy second
hand goods, and will undoubtedly be
successful venture.
With thanks we acknowledge the
receipt of the program Of the special
conclave of Zion Commandry of
Knight Templars at Minneapolis,
from J. w. Ashworth. and we regret
our inability to be present at meet
ing of SO many notable men from all
parts of the country. as it is an op-
portunity of lifetime.
Miss Myers returned from St. Paul
Monday, where she has spent the
past two months in the interests of
Mrs. WI. O'Connor, milliner, and
her careful study in the: designing
and pattern rooms of the leading
Wholesale houses will produce perfect
work and elegant designs in spring
millinery. Opening Friday and Sat-
urday this week.
A man who had been loafng
around town a day or two in a half
intoxicated condition, became a nui-
sance and was told by Officer Nc
CARNEY that he had better get out of
town. After Mccartney left him he
said he was from Adrian and didn't
care for Mccartney. The officer, up
on meeting him again, gave him five
minutes to get out of town. He got.
The school board held their meet
ing Wednesday evening of last week.
The following instructors were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Superinten-
dent, E. L. Porter; Misses Case, Full
lerton, Bateman, Hyland, Price,
Frankenfeld, Humiston, Martin and
Welton. Some of these receive an
increased salary. Other applications
to fill out the regime are under con
sideration.