The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-10-14

tou, Colorado, Tuesday October 18th
and was buried Thursday. Her death
was caused by typhoid fever. She
leaves one boy and three girls to
mourn her death. Mrs. Bulls was
was among the early settlers here and
has many friends"in this community.
Her husband now dead. was the first
sheriff of this county. She moved to
Colorado about two years ago.
Mrs. j. H. johnson was pleasantly
surprised by a few of her near friends
last week Thursday evening. They
brought refreshments and presented
a number of presents as remember
ances, A general good time was en-
joyed. The occasion being her birth
day, the number of which she would
not divulge to an A d " a n c report
er; be it what it may she is as jolly
and good company as many of the
young girls.
Will Parry and brother while dip
ping sheep one day last week, were
so badly poisoned by the fumes OTTO
bacco, that a doctor had to be sum-
moned for Willis brother. They did
not fully recover from the effects for
two or three days. :. Mrs. Herman
Eisentrigger left Friday evening of
last week for Grundy county Iowa,
to be present at her fathers funeral.
whose death occurred at his home
there Wednesday night. of last week.
Bigelow.
Two of Worthington's newspapers,
the A d v a and Globe, are wroth
over the appointment of postmaster
for that town.. r. Coughran, late
landlord of the Worthington. house.
They claim that others more entitled
to the place were turned down by the
politicians OF the east end.-Adrian
Guardian. We based our claim prin
cipally on .McCleary's coming here
on the pretense of obtaining the peo-
pies preference and then Disregard
ing their pleasure.
Pat Donnely was arrested on Hay
street Monday forenoon for being
drunk and disorderly. He is said to
have been Aourishing, Ratchet
around threatening to tomahawk
some one, but the weapon was taken
away from him before any one was in
jured. While in Jail be succeeded in
tearing his bunk loose and battered
the door, but OILY loosened one bar.
He was taken before Justice Scheeht
er and sent to board with sheriff And
erson for forty days.
j. R. Sammones has rented a farm
of Nels Olson a short distance from
town. This is his second year in the
county, and he thinks it is far ahead
of Iowa, where he came from. He
raised crop of early rose potatoes
that called forth the admiration of a
large number of people who saw
them on account of their size and
smoothness. He expects to obtain
farm OF his own in the vicinity of
Worthington in the near future and
become fixed resident of the county.
A. G.. Olson, of AlIamakee county,
Iowa, arrived the latter part OF last
week for visit with old friends. He
was very much surprised with size
and beauty of Worthington and the
county surrounding with it's we'll
farm buildings, and ex-
pressed his admiration. He expected
to make only a short visit but when
he gets down among his old friends
in the Saxon and Hector neighbor-
hood he will be unable to get away
with merely hand shake and greet
ing. =
James Clement Ambrose, Of Chica
go, will deliver his great lecture on
"The Fool in Politics" in Masonic
hall, tomorrow evening. Admission
Is cents. Reserved seats IS cents. !
Tickets on sale at Batcock's drug
store. Rev. j., NJ. Bull under whose
management the lecture is given, has
placed the admission low in order
that all may have an opportunity of
hearing it. But Mr.. Ambrose is a
high priced man and the .Fool in
Politics. IS great lecture, full Of
finn and sense: Isl
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