Mower County transcript., 1898-08-17

sent $15. additional to co. q. 81
Mrs. Joe Ober and Son returned
home to Sheldon, Iowa, on Friday. y y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z.,-sK. Mallery of
Albert Lea spent Sunday with friends
here. %$a@$ - =..% 81 E~..,.,> !.
! Mrs. Frank Bailey Of Hamp-
ton, Iowa, is visiting Thede Bailey's
folks. -s.... 4
Arthur H. Hill and wife left
Thursday for their new home in
Lansing, Iowa.
f. H. N Stillman of Co. l.. 18TH MINI.
VOL, came home Sunday, on thirty
days furlough. =. ID.
Miss Mamie Beiseker is teaching
this week in the Summer School at
Emmetsburg, Iowa. ~<
Mrs Frank I. Crane and children
left for Lake Minnetonka Friday to
spend several weeks.
The Baptist Sunday School will
hold picnic next Tuesday on Turtle
Creek, west Of the city.
Prof. and Mrs: G. r. Boostrom OF
the Normal College returned Thurs
day from their Illinois trip.
Mason Wegeson was thrown to
the ground by passing team Thursday
and had his collar bone broken.
Mrs. John Robertson has returned
from Milwaukee after a delightful
visit with relatives and friends.
The Palace Music Hall is to re-
ceive new interior decorations.
Chapman and Cooley will do the work.
Three stacks of oats on D. Fl. Stim-
sons farm caught fire Sunday and
burned. No insurance-Loss about
800 bushels.
Rev. A. j. Torsleff returned Fri.
day from his vacation trip to Boston
and vicinity. Mrs Torsleff will not re-
turn until October.
| Mrs. Sanford S.. Washburn will
give five o'clock tea this afternoon
War stories will be told and wal
tOasts responded to.
Will Cameron of Red Rock haC
his shoulder blade fractured few
days since by his horse starting sud
denly as he was getting out of {
sulky.
Mrs. C. E. Callaghan and daughter
of Rochester spent several days last
with Mrs. O. J. Simmons. Mr.. Cal
laghan came and spent Sunday will
them.
Young T. Cameron of South Mil
waukee, came Saturday to attend tn
funeral Of his brother George. H
will remain several days visiting oil
friends.
Mrs. John Tracy of Oakland has
fine fruit crop this year. Her appl'
, crop will net 600 bushels and the out
look for grapes is fine. For the las
twenty years her crop has never failed
} :-E. Joseph of the Fair store ba
leased the store building next nortl
, of his present location and will doubl
the size Of his store. He will shortl
put in a heavy stock of new dry goods
MIR. and Mrs. James Allison an
} children Of Durand, Wis.,, are visitin
{ at the home of n. S. Gordon. The
Twill visit Brookings, S. D., and th
Omaha Exposition before returnin
home.
Editor J. Eben Wilton of the st
! Charles Union, and wife, came Satul
tday to spend few days with A.
Palmer's folks: Mrs. Wilton and Mrs
Palmer are sisters. We acknowledg
a call from the Editor.
, The Kimball, Hanf, Gordon
! Teeter and Baudler families enjoye
one OF their neighborhood picnics a
Teeter's spring last Friday. 1t wa
voted the pleasantest Of it's kind eve
held. Mr.. Gordon photographed tn
crowd in some very unique groups.
, "A trip to Blooming Prairie can bu
:, convince the traveller of Move
county's resources. Probably nowher
throughout our great state can
found SO many large farms, fine farm
/. houses or more hospitable 'people a
the County line road can boast of.
Last Sunday marked the sever
q teenth milestone in the life of Ferd
e nand Christgan Of Sutton, and abou
thirty guests did the occasion hono
Right royalty we're they entertaine
and the day will long be remembers
y as a very pleasant one. Ferdinan
= will commence a college course
September and we wish him ever
- success.
-McIntyre Post, No. 66, G.. A.
of this city will hold a grand picnt
. and peace celebration in Brooks
. grove, near the Austin Cement work
: next Saturday, Aug. 20. Good speal
= ers will be in attendance. A gener'
!. invitation to the public is extende'
- - Everybody bring his own lunc
basket containing enough for himse
and one more. Meet at 10 O'Clock II