The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-10-13

at the Presbyterian church on Sun
day, Oct. 18th, there will be preach
ing BY Rev. Wilson sAull 1T 1916 a IN
and 7:3O p. m. Subject Of the morn
ing sermon will be, Was Jesus God 2
In the evening the topic will be, "a
Narrow or Broad Life"
Mr.. Ingalls, was president Of the
Senate in 1897 and ranked among
the ablest debaters of that body
when his wonderful gift Of sarcasm
and his political audacity made him
especially dreaded by all opponents.
Monday evening, Oct. II, Masonic
Hall. Reserved seats at Morland's
after Friday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Rushmore Presbyterian church will
hold fair in town hall Friday Oct
21st. A New England supper will be
seryed from 9 to 9 o'clock. One feat
ure of the evening entertainment will
be the rendering of a solo given by
Miss Allie Warden, of Sibley, Iowa.
She is very sweet singers aud has
more than an ordinary ability. Come
and hear her sing. PRESIDENT.
Some of our citizens have made ar
engagements to place before the pub
lie this coming winter, a high class
of entertainments to consist of the
following: John j. Ingalls,, of Kan.
sas; Lyric Ladies, of Chicago, must
cal; S. M. Spedon, artist lecture and
Marc, the man of magic. Tickets fol
the entire course can be procured oil
H, M. Palm or at Loveless's store.
The Omaha road will put on an.
other passenger train next week, run.
ming between St. Paul and Sioux CT
ty. One of the other trains will
make better time and less stops which
will be great convenience to the
people as the traffic is very heavy
and trains are delayed every day
We go to press too early to give the
time of the new train or the change
of the Others.
MARR1ED-Mr. B. T. Wells and Miss
Bertha Fiero, Wednesday, October
s, Rev. H. G. Carter officiating
The ceremoney took place at the
residence of Rev. Carer. The groom
was resident of this place when E
boy and since leaving here resided al
Round Lake. Miss Fiero is also {
resident of Round Lake. Both have
a large circle of admiring friends who
the A d vance joins in extending
hearty congratulations.
| Mrs. Addie Northam Fields vii
be with us October 18th, 1898, Mon
day and Tuesday of next week. She
will address two evening meetings
in the Congregational church and 9
parlor meeting at the residence ofMrs
Jas.Ramage Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. Mrs. Fields is an excellen
speaker uniting rare fund of know
ledge with gift of language to ex
press it. We hope no one Will miss
this opportunity of hearing her. Sh,
comes under the auspices of the w
G. T. U.
The prospects are now that none O
of the Populist candidates nominated
at Rushmore, will qualify, at leas
so have some them decided. On,
prominent populist who was placed
on the ticket, said he would qualif,
if he thought there were any pros
poets of the Republican candidat,
being defeated. He was willing t,
pay the qualification expense to in
sure democratic defeat, but did no
think it necessary, and from report
, there are many of them that stanC
ready to do the same thing.
In letter to Marshal Bates, writ
!, ten at East Peru, Iowa, October I'd
, our former fellow countryman, A. B
Vines. writes as follows: II hav,
been pretty much on the move sine
July LIST. I have at last located here
hoping that fortune will favor m,
here more than it has in the past.
stopped a while in Fayette, the,
journeyed on while l could, NV ex
penses here will be light, but if I d,
not make anything [ shall pull VI
stakes again some day and try a new
country" Herald, Luverne.
There will be installation service
at the Presbyterian church on Tues
day night at 7:3O. Rev. Wilson Aul
will be installed as pastor of tn
church ann several excellent speaker
from abroad will deliAer short stirrin!
addresses: Rev. VIM, baltimore, o
. Slayton, will preside and propoun(
the constitutional questions; Rev
Willard S. Ward, of Minneapolis, will
, deliver the sermon; Rev. W. F.. Hall
of Madelia, will give the charge t,
the pastor and Rev. Lee W. Beatlie
the charge to the people. This vii
be an occasion of immense interest.
i The creamery of Ramage & Muir
ply, at Round Lake was entirely de
stroyed by fire Friday night. How
the fire originated is unknown ane
and cannot be accouted for as Their,
; had been no fire in the boiler sine,
about II o'clock in the forenoon. I
was discovered about II o'clock i,
the evening and at that time tn,
building was nearly consumed.