Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16

to Chicago Monday.
Roy Cook left Monday for Browns
Valley, Mimi, to visit his uncle.
jay Horned. son, o! 6. A. Horned,
is quite sick with typhoid fever.
Il. French and A. w. Wright are
attending a law suit at Wells today.
Miss Lillian Revord OF St. Paul
came Friday to visit her uncle, Thos.
A. Revord.
Mrs. G. Ellinqson returned Mon.
day from Wells, where she has been
visiting friends.
Harry Marsh returned to Racine,
Wis.,, yesterday after few days visit
with friends.
Miss Josie Kellogg returned Mon
day from Wisconsin where she has
been spending the summer.
Mrs. D. Bush of Dexter went to
Battle Lake yesterday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. John Johnson.
= Miss Nora Earl returned Monday
evening from her two weeks vacation
at Elbow Lake and other points.
Ed Schwanis back from his three
weeks outing in the Rainy Lake
country. He had great luck fishing.
e. w. Gribble. advertising agent
Of the G. G. w. r., was IN the CITY
yesterday looking up business mat.
ters.
Mrs. Nit McGhan and daughters
Of Stacyville, Iowa, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hogan
of Cedar City.
Rev. E. F. Wheeler of the Con-
gregational church is expected home
this week from bis vacation trip to
Massachusetts.
Miss Ethel Fleck went to Boston
last week to spend the coming year
with her brother, Charles, who is
sGuuyl0e tQeie.
Miss Matte Ellis, one of the
teachers in Peru. Neb., came Friday
to spend month with her parents at
the Evergreen farm.
Il. B.Grifin left Monday for Odin,
ILL.,, where he will VISIT his sister, and
before returning he will visit his old
home at Lodi, Ohio.
The Austin Hail & Cyclone In
surance Co. reports heavy losses
from the recent severe storms, especi-
ally in the north part OF the state.
Mrs. W. W. Keysor and children
Of Omaha, who have been visiting at
A. V. Ellis's, went to St. Paul Thurs
day TO visit her sister, Mrs. Ingmund-
son.
Mrs. Harry McGilivray, who has
been spending two months with her
parents and other relatives. returned
to her home at Rockford, Ill.,. on Fri
day.
Mrs. j. w. Lobb and two young
est children Ut Des Moines came Mon
day evening to visit her mother, Mrs
c. D Belden. They 60 to Des Moines
tomorrow.
Mrs. Jane Dawson entertained q
party Of Austin young people Friday
evening in honor of her grand.daugh.
ter, Miss Agnes Dawson, of Sun
Prairie, Wis.
There we're eleven property own.
ers who signed the petition for the
Chatham street sewer and eleven who
signed the remonstrance against it.
Even up.
j. D. Smith Of Mitchell came ur
yesterday to make arrangements to
commence their new house in Elm.
wood. They intend to move up be.
fore winter.
| Rev. F. c. Whitney returned
Thursday from his vacation at Ithaca
N. Y, and the regular morning and
evening services are resumed at the
Baptist church.
Mrs. Eugene Hartman was given
surprise visit Thursday evening by
a large number Of her friends in an.
ticipation Of her removal to Mankato
She was presented with beautiful
silver fruit spoon.
The agent OF the U. S. postal de-
partment will be here in few days
to map out the proposed route east
Of this city for the free rural mail de-
livery. The experiment is now beinl
tried with success in Olmsted county
Mrs. Maggie Manchester, who has
just returned from five years course
Of special study in Germany, spoke In
Concord hall last Sunday afternoon
upon life in Germany. The hall wa
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