Mower County transcript., 1897-05-19
REPORTERS NOTES.
Bits of. News Collected by Bright
Correspondents.
Items of Interest that are Gath
cred from all Parts of
the County.
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LIE ROY.

Meetings Closed - Two Deaths
New Laundry.
H. H. Bither departed Wednesday
evening for Chicago
Mamie Rushman of Saratoga is
visiting Mrs. R. Spotts.
Henry Shuhart of Lime Springs
was in town Saturday.
Sheriff Johnson was perambulating
our streets Thursday.
Chas. Miller of Cresco did business
at LIE Roy Thursday.
Geo. Boyd took in the sights at
Spring Valley Thursday.
T. Shepard of Bailey was business
visitor at Leroy Monday.
Ralph Palmer of Minneapolis is
visiting at the parental home.
D. Bosworth and John S. Crandall
: had business at Austin Friday.
Attorney J. M. Greenman of Austin
did business at Leroy Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wentworth
were over from Bailey Wednesday.
DR.. Millet went over to Dover Sun
day afternoon for few days, sojourn.
NJ. E. Williams and mother went to
Minneapolis Saturday for few days
visit.
Nellie Slende of Sergeant attended
the funeral of O. O. Share at Leroy
Friday.
~, Hon. John Frank and Mayor M. T.
Dunn transacted business at Austin
! Thursday. - = : - 5%@
w. F. Davis, F. Parkheart and M.
i DeGroot of Spring Valley were in Le-
Roy Thursday.
/. D. G. Corbitt Jr. took the north
bound passenger train Monday, for
parts unknown.
d. F. E. Hambrecht attended a meet
ing of the board of county commits
sioners this week. -
Mrs. j. R. Blackmer and Mrs. R..
( Maxfeld visited at Lime Springs,
Wednesday of last week.
DR.. Milton Daley of Sheldon, Iowa,
arrived Monday evening for short
visit at the parental home.
Hon. S. P. Bacon came up from
Yates Centre, Kansas, last week and
, will remain in Minnesota during the
summer.
E. Geo. and Alex McGillivary came up
from Carpenter, Iowa, Saturday even
ing to remain over Sunday at the
J, parental home.
, New laundry, Thos. Logue, proprie-
tor, on South side of Main street, op-
posite Sweets Hotel. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Patronize home indus
tries.
Joseph Lutzer Of Johnsburg was
kicked in the abdomen by horse,
Thursday, May 13, and died Friday,
Z May II. DR.. Hens]in was called but
too late to be of any service.
McWilliams & Pavitt have estab-
lished plating works in the east
room of the DeGough building, east
, of the Sweet hotel, where they are
prepared to do silver plating at rea-
sonable rates and all goods are guar
anteed. ....@..
Wednesdays visitors Jos. 'Schaffer
of Cresco, D. Burnett of Duluth, J..
4 f. Manning OF Charles City. Thurs
day, P. w. Dexter Of Mason City, M.
4 o. Tuttle of Usage, M. F. Hall Of
Spring Valley. Friday, c. r. Ran Of
Mason City, J. Freeman Of North
( field. Fred Darling of Lansing, c..
O'Malley Of Cresco, Henry Mccoy of
Harper's Ferry, Z. G. Tubbs Of Stew
artville, J. A.. P. Grisdale and s.
Grace OF Mcintyre. Monday, n. A.
Wildman Of Cresco, J. Shields OF
Lime Springs. y@z u
# Died at her home in Leroy town
ship, Wednesday, May 12, 1897, Mrs.
{ Ole Larson Fair, aged 81 years and
4 four months. A husband and three
/ daughters survive her. Mrs. Hannah
q Anekeson Of Chicago, Miss Andrena
Larson and Miss Julia Larson Of Le-
Roy. Mrs. Larson was an old settler
having lived fn this vicinity for many
years, and many friends will miss her
pleasant aged face in the days TO