Mower County transcript., 1898-08-17
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picnicked at Brownsville Friday.
Howard Sands Of Minneapolis is
spending few days with friends.
-. viii Kelly and bride. returned
from Minneapolis Friday evening.
The First Presbyterian Sunday
school picnic at McAtee's Mill today.
John F. Robinson, the Steele, III.
D. banker, returned to bis duties
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H A. Holmes !. left Monday TO
spend q week at the. Omaha Ex-
position. =. .s T..
William H. Atwater and wife OF
St. Paul came down last week to visit
his mother.
Pearl Hunkins and sister of
Owatonna came down Wednesday to
visit relatives.
The Old Maids Convention at
Music Hall Wednesday was great and
netted about sos.
Mrs. Percy Bump and daughter
left for Madison, S. Oak. yesterday
morning for visit.
Frank Clark is expected back from
Camp Thomas to-day to attend
his mothers funeral.
The Catholic order OF Foresters
are planning for picnic at Brooks
Spring next Tuesday.
james Maurek was let out Of jail
Friday, having served his one hundred
days for selling liquor illegally.
Our correspondents should not al
low themselves to relax their news
hunting during warm weather.
Miss Myra Hollister went to Car
rington, N. D. Wednesday to be Ste
nographer for G. II. Davidson Jr.
III you are looking for bargains in
dry goods and notions, inspect J.. r.
Webb's stock, opposite the post office.
Ed Hagerty Of Clayton was a
caller Monday and got acquainted
with the mystery Of printing house
towel.
Mrs. Phi. Mclaughlin is moving
her house to the east end of her lot on
Oakland Avenue aud will put a fine
new residence on the corner lot.
The din of all the bells anc
whistles in the city from $50 to 6.Ot
O'Clock yesterday afternoon was
enough to wake up the most indiffer'
ent.
-Siloam Williams and wife Of White
City, Kansas, are spending two months
with their daughter Mrs. w. f
Adams, and with Mrs. Andrew Gem
mel, Mrs. A. Cressey and other rela
tives.
Ben Hilker and J. S. Furtne,
arrived home from the Klondik,
Saturday. They went as far as Glenora
They have had lots of experience bu
are not enthusiastic over the country
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LEO Brown, son Of w. i. Brown
is Corporal in Co. B. 18th >Minn
Vols. at camp Ramsey. He won frs
honors in the competition among th'
Corporals of the entire regiment TO
Color G. uard.
There was no hearing Monday Oh
the arguments for a new trial for Mil
ton Williams. The time now set TO
the finishing of arguments is tc
morrow, Thursday afternoon, if Judg
Whytock's health permits.
Quarterly meeting at Geneva mex
Saturday afternoon at 2:45. Rev r
N. Joslyn of Albert Lea will preach
Love feast, Sunday morning at 1890
preaching at 1l:OO. followed by th
Lords Supper.
Charles Opie was happily SUI
prised Saturday evening by over ont
hundred of his friends who thronge,
his home for good time. They mad
him the richer by the present of mic
rocker, and bookcase and secretary
= james A. Branum and famil
wish to expr ess publicly their ar
probation of the kindness and SYN
pathy OF the many friends who al
sisted them in their recent sad be
reavement over the loss of their littl
Hattie. +
-Comrade Joseph Palmer will al
:, tend the reunion of bis old regiment
the Third Minnesota, to be held a
. Minneapolis, Tuesday, Sept. 6. The
will meet at John A. Rawlin'
,, Post Hall, Hennepin Ave. and Sixt
St. at 10 o'clock a. m.
,, Mrs J. M. Ring and daughter {
Bath, Maine, who have been visitin
their cousin, Mrs. E. NJ. Morse, lei
. for Omaha Monday. They will visi
; in Illinois on their return to Ne,
England. Miss Ring is teacher i
, the suburbs Of Boston.
-Chas. Symes OF Blooming Prairi
has erected this summer as fine farr
house as we ever saw. 1t has all th
. . modern improvements, furnace heaI
bathroom, etc. Mr.. and Mrs. Syme
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