The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-18

HEA
The switch engine is again placed
in service here in the Omaha yard,
with the same crew in charge, En-
gineer Stowell and Fireman Louis
Kissell.
The little folks done just splendid
in the play last night and many are
going TO see them the second time
tonight. If you don't go treat will
be m Used.
Mrs. G. E. Brown leaves tonight
for Minneapolis and from there she
expects to GO to Colorado, perhaps
stopping here enroate if she goes on
Omaha road. z
r. A. Ely haa secured the con-
tract of the Omaha for grading the
highway leading to the new under
track crossing. This work will be
worth about $500 to the village.
Andrew Hornstine, accompanied
by a brother from St. Paul, returned
home the first part of the week. He
has about fully recovered from his
poor health.
Miss Richie Maxwell, district secre.
tary of Sunday Schools and JAS.
Baird, ST., district president Sunday
Schools left today for Minneapolis to
attend the S. S. convention.
4 safe expert was here this week
from Chicago trying to open the safe
Of DR.. Thompson but was unable to
do 80. Three holes were also bored
| in the door but without success.
John Watts, Of Blue Earth City,
arrived here Saturday to take charge
of the Globe which he will rent. Mr..
Watts is an old newspaper man and
will undoubtedly raise the present
condition of the sheet.
An attache of this paper had ride
Friday evening behind Officer Bryan's
fast trotter through the city and no.
ted several fine improvement going
on, especially in Clay addition, new
housese arc being built among the
already handsome residence there.
Some of our citizens have heard
the Schubert Concert company and
say if the people of Worthington
realized the excellence of this CON-
pany they would I'll the church to
OVERLOOKING. What better recon-
mendation can we have of the enter
tainment.
j. W. Rogers, grain buyer for
Hubbard & Palmer, left on Satur-
day last for Alexandria, Indiana, for
visit at his old home. Before leav-
ing he purchased the Henry Young
residence property of E. J. Grimes,
aud made other arrangements which
looks as is he would be accompanied
by a Mrs. Rogers on his return -
News, Heron Lake.
We are in receipt of an annony.
nous communication whsreln It is
stated that Worthington should have
a horse race, the Fourth in order to
draw Adrian's patronage, and give
liberal purses, as DR.. Conway and
Mr.. Belknap walked off last year with
Adrian's purses, and the people Of
that town ought to be gwen IN OPP
portunity of doing the same. Adrian
had chance last fall to do this but
did not take advantage Of it, but the
opportunity is open any day.
The entertainment Saturday even
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ing under tho direction Of Miss
McCune was fairly we'll attended,
but The hall should have been crowd
ed, as the piece Is . fine one for en-
PERTAINING III the way through. One
deserving Of special mention in addi-
ton to previous notice Is Mrs. ]. p.
Salstfom, who carried out hex part To-
perfection through tho entire pro-
gram, in manner that would rival
many swho are playing the leading
roles IN standard plays. Tho gross
receipts Ct the two evenings amount
to shout $50.