Mower County transcript., 1894-09-12
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I School House Finished.
Mrs. Skyberg is visiting her daugh-
ter in Hayfield. 4 5.... .I...=. i.
| Mrs. Seabern has had "a nice large
Wood-house built.
Mrs. Barnard and Rose went to the
Rochester fair Wednesday. !. ]:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Crimes attended
the Rochester fair last week.
Miss Agnes Skyberg has gone to
Spring Valley to attend school. \: 1. Il 7.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Barnard last Tuesday. !.
Ginger snaps, 8 cents a pound;
crackers, 5 cents pound, at Skyberg's.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dalan, Of Hay Yield, Septemb ber 2.
Mr.. Torgrimson has had his store
plastered and is getting in his fall
goods. , r .1-.ssrri 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hunt are NOV
ing. Their house will be occupied by
Mr.. O'Brien.
The Congregational Aid Society
will give a fair in the town hall the
22nd.. Be sure to 60. =
The Record office has been moved
over Conner's store where it is nicely
located in three large rooms.
We understand that the new school
house will be furnished this week
ready for school to begin Monday. j..
The M. E. Penny Society will give
a Harvest Feast in the town hall on
Saturday. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Pineo and Constance attended
the fair in Lacrosse and then went
to Winona for short visit last week.
It is reported that Mr.. A. D. Moore
will open feed store in the building
formerly occupied by the Record
Office. 4.,s~r ~, .,sf> .:.-.q.. s....... -.
Mr.. Converse and his little son are
visiting his parents north of town
this week: He was formerly editor Of
the Record. .>" .''se -.s>>>', r VI :.
The W. r. G.. gave a supper in the
town hall, Saturday, which was well
ATTENDED as was also the dance
in the rink which followed. sStl@.
Ole Helgerson died Monday morn
ing, at his home northeast of town,
of consumption. He has been sick
several years. The bereaved family
have the sympathy of all in this their
great loss.
The baby daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Townsend died very suddenly
Sunday night of cholera infantum,
The young parents have the heartfelt
sympathy of their large circle OF
friends in this sad bereavement.
Last Wednesday evening over one
hundred people gathered at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Boyes in Frank
ford in memory Of their silver wed
ding. Spring Valley, Racine, Frank
ford and Grand Meadow were we'll re
presented. The evening was spent
very pleasantly. The lawn was fur
nished with hammocks, swings anl
rustic seats and lit with Japanese
lanterns. Mr.. and Mrs: Boyes were
presented with two handsome tes
sets, one from Grand Meadow friends
and ohe other from Spring Valley
also a silver cake basket, two sets O
silver spoons and very nice silve
butter dish. A bounteous suppe
was served and at late or rathe
early hour the guests departed.
| We show the largest and bes
stock Of $500 and $500 all wool pant
lin this city. We are the exclusiv
agents for the Malone pants manu-
factnred at Malone, New York. Thes
} pants are strictly all wool and viii
) outwear any other make. Price $50
George Hirsh. y. 5,: .G... II
@. BROWNSVILLE. q. .....5..
An Austin Artist Returned - Al,
Society. II. 3ssE 2s@E + '5s.5
Miss Nellie Sims left On Tuesda
: for Chicago. n.
Mrs. g. A.sSleeper returned on Mon
. day from Zumb brota.
John Palmeter, Of Nebraska, is Wis
iting relatives here. III l
Mrs. Dan Ryan, Of Albert Lea, wa