The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-02-04
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Miss Mary Gordon is quite sick.
Miss job is not able to be out yet

Miss Mary Gordon is quite sick.
Miss job is not able to be out yet.
Mrs. Goodrich is not very we'll yet,
Arthur. Palm spent Sunday with
his family. -ss > -
Agent Morrison made a trip to
Mankato Sunday.
Fl. M. Ander5 on, of Iona was in
this city Tuesday
NJ. e. Fish was a sanity visitor
during the week past.
Miss Jessie Bly, has been on the
sick list the past week.
Miss Josie Allen spent Sunday at
home with her parents.
Register Of Deeds Liudgren spe mt
Sunday with his family at Adrian.
Miss Gerte Blair came home Tues
day to attend the S. S. convention.
Mrs. G. H. Schecter is lending
her assistance in Mr.. Rew's store
during his absence.
The 1ntre-Nous Social Club ex-
pect TO- give one of their favorite
parties next week Friday evening.
F.. c. Geiger is down with an at
tack of lung fever. the physician in
charge has hopes Of breaking it up.
Frank Hovey and wife returned
last week from two weeks visit with
his brother Austin Hovey. in Summit
Lake.
There will be a ilremen'.; meeting
Friday evening. All members are
requested to be present for important
| business.
Major Hilton will speak to men on
~ next Sunday, and one week from
Sunday at 6 O'Clock p. III. at &. \. f.
Hall. All are invited to attend.
F. Mohl, the land man, was in
town Tuesday to meet and accom-
pany party Of six from Madelia to
the fertile land of his in Colorado.
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Ition.
The Omaha Company having no.
ticed that their coal has been taken
by parties not authorized put their
detective J. G.. jackson after it. He
came here Wednesday and laid in
waiting for the parties to return for
supply. Thursday night he detect
I'd party removing coal from car
and piling it convenient to be loaded
into sleigh. The party William
johnson was placed under arrest by
officer Mccartney and brou ght before
Justice Hildreth Friday. County
Attorney Crandall appeared in behalf
OF the state and after investigation Of
circumstances decided it wise to per-
init the accused to plead guilty to
petit larceny while the offense was
of a penitentiary character. At the
suggestion of Mr.. Crandall the &C
cused was given a sentence of a fine
of $1,000 and costs or days in the
county Jail. In default he was COM
mitted. This should be- lesson to
parties not to unlswfully enter upon
the Railroad Company premises and
remove their property as they are IL
able to be given a term at Saltwater
for such offences. =
Union Evangelistic Services will be
held by the Methodist, Baptist, Con-
gregational aud Presbyterian church
es at the Congregational church every
evening this week and next. On
Thursday evening it is expected that
Evangelist Geo. A. Hilton will arrive
from Illinois to take charge of the
meetings. Mr.. Hilton has been lab
oring in Minneapolis and other cities
with great success and comes here
highly accredited for devotion and
ability. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to every one to attend these
services.
The following is portion of the
testimonial regarding Major Hilton
and his work in the city of Dixon, ILL.,,
which is signed by the pastors of the
six churches in that city and by the
Sec'y of the Y. M. G.. A:
:, 'The large congregations, which
have gathered day after day and night
after night, evince the interest which
these mon have ava kane6 in tho s,7h