The Worthington advance., 1898-10-27

A letter from Aug. Falk indicates
that he does not like the country
west worry we'll. He has made trip
to where P. Klaus lived, contem-
plating buying shoe store, but did
not like the location and is now
going down into Utah and says per-
haps he will go to Mexico, if. he
does not like it in Utah.
The curfew ordnance is not being
very strictly enforced, Boys that
come within it's Jurisdiction are seen
on the streets alone, at an unreason-
able hour with no particular object.
We understand the w: @. T. U. have
had the matter under consideration
some time ago and were going totake
the enforcement question up. The
time is ripe now.
Ralph Eikenberry, aged about 13
year, was accidently shot one day the
first of last week. He was out hunt
ing and in attempting to move the
gun from the wagon caught hold of
the muzzle and while drawing it to
him the hammer was caught and dis
charged the gun, badly shatte1ing
his hand and injuring the arm to the
elbow. One of the gun wads was
found up his sleeve. Ampntation
has not been necessary.
On Saturday, Nov. 18th Worthing-
ton people will be be enabled to hear
the best musical combination that
ever. has visited this city. This is the
second in the coure gotten up by
some of our citizens and we predict a
crowded house. The Lyric Ladies
of Chicago, and everyone of them
are talented singers. Reserved seats
will be on sale at Morlands' at 75c-
notices of which will appear later.
The Lyric Ladies of Chicago, are
just what they are represented to be
ARTISTS and ladies-and are youch-
for by some of our best citizens and
are the second in the course of high
grade entertainments gotten up by
some of our Worthington business
men. They are billed to appear in
Masonic Hall on November 18th. Re-
served seats will be on sale at Nor
lands on or days before the enter
tainment.
Anyone wishing to procure tickets
for the balance of the course of en-
tertainments gotten up by some Of
our citizens can get them at H. NJ.
Palm & Sons furniture store, F. F.
Bnchan's photograph gallery, or at
W. w. Loveless' grocery store. The
next on the course is the Lyric La
dies, of Chicago, and their quartette
is undoubtedly the finest women's
voices in the country. Do not miss
hearing by far the best musical
quartette ever heard in our city,
everyone of them an artist.
At the Methodist church last Sun
day evening an antisaloon league
was organized with the following
named officers: President E. W..
Goff; Vice-pres., David Bergstresser;
Sec., w. F. Tibbitts; Treas, E. W.
Cutler. These with the pastor, S. S.
Supt., and president of the Epworth
League constitute the Executive
Committee, of which there will be a
meeting at the close of the prayer
meeting this evening. The object is
to unite with similar leagues of other
churches for an aggressive temper
ance campaign,
r. Raltuff. a successful Klondike
miner, left for the Pacific coast with a
party of ten via the 500 Pacific
line yesterday. He came here to Wis
it his parents having been away fol
three years. He found that they
had moved to Seattle in the mean
time. When he arrived in Mime
apolis short time ago he brought
with him 5000 in nuggets and
dust. He had watch and chain
made from his own gold here. He
owns three claims near Dawson anC
is going back there in the spring.
Minneapolis Times.
A. G.. Lindgren, candidate TO
Register of Deeds, is : desirable
man for the Office. The only thing
that can be said against him is tina
| he don't live in Worthington. Th'
people are not voting for some o
their number to live in Wort hing
> ington but for men of ability to fiji
the office. Mr.. Lindgren has credi
tably filled the Office one term AM
we have no donbt as to the oppo,
tunity to do so again. No demo
crat can be elected except by reput
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