Mower County transcript., 1898-08-24
Mrs. John Rustad is visiting in


Mrs. John Rustad is visiting in
Duluth. .5.5# H. $ 573ss z VI.
-Sergt. Norm Sutherland spent
Sunday in Minneapolis. s
IN. J. Keenan, spent Sunday with
bis brother John in Winona. .3s .>.
The new flag staff has been put in
place on top OF the court house tower.
Mr.. and Mrs George Remick
went to Stewartville Friday TO reside.
james 81 Noble Of Minneapolis
came down Thursday to visit rela-
tives. ~'.. T. ~. ! -.
r. E. Shepherd went to Washing
ton, D. c., Monday evening on legal
business.
Mrs. S. G. Seavey is in Chicago
purchasing an elegant stock OF fall
millinery goods. -
III. M. Lowell and wife of Roches-
ter came yesterday to attend the
Aspden- Hart wedding.
II. F. Cummings made a large
shipment of Trio Sloan Spring water
to Dubuque last week.
Marsh Noble has sold out his
share in the livery business to his
partner, Mr.. Wayne.
Louie Manos of the Main Street
Fruit store, smashed three of his
fingers badly III an ice cream freezer,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Waldron have
returned from their visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Merrick at Bis.
marck, N. D.
Harry E. Vaudeville has moved
his stock Of goods from Otranto Sta
tion to Toeterville on the new Stacy
vile branch.
Mrs. Millie Root of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, who has spent several months
with her sister. Mrs. Amanda S. Clark,
returned home yesterday.
-Supt. W. F. F. Selleck, is in at
tendance at the child.study congress
at the State University this week and
will lead in one of the discussions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Jones visited
their daughter at Wyckoff last week
They expect to return next week tc
their winter home at Clinton, Mo.
IS. B: McIlravy OF Victoria, III.
was visiting Prof. Boostrom last week.
He has decided to move here and has
rented the Duffy farm, in Lyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Boostrom
OF Wataga, ILL.,, came Wednesday tc
visit their son Prof. Boostrom of the
Normal College and may decide tC
move here.
w. Morgan, who had his back
broken by a falling tree in Slaven's
grove last fall, died at St. Olaf hos
pital yesterday morning, aged 3:
years. His folks live at Kasson. -.
The frescoing in the opera house
is finished and patrons will hardl,
recognize the place, the improvement
is so marked. A new drop curtain
will be put in and all will be ready fo]
opening about Sept l.
Yesterday evening we met Rev
D. j. W. Somerville, Rev. A. +. Tors
left, j. G. Belding and H. E. Catlir
coming in with fourteen fine pickerel
their days catch, and we understand
that two of the company did not YET
a bite all day.
w. W. Erwin, who. was counsel
for Milton Williams, the convicted
murderer Of Finn at Austin, called on
Gov. Clough Monday to urge him not
to sign Williams death warrant
which is to be done some time after
Sept. 6, until he has opportunity t1
appeal to the state board of pardons
Tor communication to life sentence.
Yesterday was picnic day in great
shape. The Catholic Order of Fores.
ters went out to Johnson's farm on
turtle Creek, accompanied by
Tischy's band. The Methodists spent
the day at Sargeant's Springs and the
Baptists In Mrs. G. E. Carter's grove
west of the city on Turtle Creek.
"A few weeks ago rebus went the
rounds. 1t was this way:
Dewey l.
Schley OF.
+ Sampson O22.
1t can now be changed to
Dewey ].
! Schley IL.
Sampson OF have been there
Yesterdays Washington dis
patches state that it is probable that
the muster out list Of the army nov
being prepared by the secretary o1
war, will provide for the mastering
out of the Twelfth. Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Minnesota regiments, while
the Thirteenth Minnesota will be
retained at Manila, as the depa TT.
ment will hold for Indefinite service