The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-10-20

In the account, last week, of the
shooting of Mrs. Yates and North at
Essex, Ia, the names were mixed. It
should have read "Mrs. Yates has
since died" instead of Mrs. North
who is now recovering.
We are in receipt of a card an
nouncing w. j. Parry as manager
and secretary of the Minneapolis
School of Music and Misses Annetta
Parry and Florance Colvin as in
structors of piano Music. Mr.. Parry
many friends will wish him success
in this venture.
Spirit Lake contemp]ates voting
on the question of assessing their
property S per centum for ass sting in
the construction of an electric rail
way between Arnolds Park and the
Hotel Orleans. If the attraction is
no better next year than it was this,
at the Orleans, they can haul their
visitors there on toy wagon.
One of N. H. Elliott's boys, who
was out herding horses with his
brorter fell from his horse Tuesday
and had his arm broken between the
wrist and elbow by the animal step
ping on it. DR.. Little reduced the
fracture and the unfortunate lad is
getting along as we'll as could be ex
pected.-Round Lake Graphic.
V.'B. Deliver spoke here Tuesdny
evening in the interest of the Repub-
lican party. Owing to the stormy
weather the attendance was not very
large, but those present enjoyed the
address. Mr.. Deliver is an orator of
ability, force, to convince, that the re
publicans have administered the gov
eminent affairs most advantageously
for the benefit of the country and
people.
Seargent Russell Moberly, expects
to leave the latter part Of this week
to join his company at Camp Meade,
Pa. The company will take part in
the Peace Jubilee at Philadelphia
this month which will be quite a
treat for the boys, to visit that city.
The regiment has been furnished
with winter clothing and it is expect
ed that they will be moved farther
south early next month.
The biggest days work yet report
ed to the Herald by any Of the
threshers this season, was done by
Robt. Cobban's rig last Friday on J.
j. Loeffler's farm in Springwater
township. One thousand four hun
dred and twenty seven bushels of
wheat threshed between; sunrise and
shutdown, and it is claimed that one
hundred bushels more could have
have been threshed if the grain had
been there. Herald, Luverne.
Geo. Darby having purchased
restaurant at Adrian, moves there
this week to assume control. Mr.
Darby has resided here thirteen years
and during this time himself and
family have been our most highly es-
teemed citizens. Their many friends
regret to see them remove from the
village and commend them to the
people of Adrian in every circle. wish
ing them success in their new home.
Mr.. Darby will continue to cry auc-
ton sales in this part of the county,
at any and all times.
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The Globe last week declined to
publish contributed write-up of
the reception rendered the pastor
of the Methodist church, Rev.
Bull last week, because public
Notification given by the members
of the church in tok ken of the high
esteem they held the pastor and
his wife, and, as all Methodists are
warm hearted, desired the whole
community to rejoice with them in
their good fortune in having this
beloved minister with them for the
third year and here we must say
the whole community are pleased
to sec Mr.. Bull remain amongst
them for another year, was attend
ed by a few people who happened