Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16

Sunday with his parents here.
-Chas. L. West is remodeling the
front Of his dry goods store on Main
street. J.
w. G. Holmes and wife returned
Saturday from q, two weeks visit In
South Dakota.
Byron Barlow and Guy Hastings
Of Owatonna we're visiting In Austin
on Wednesday. '~:
T., Mrs. c. J. GutResell and children
OF St. Paul came Saturday to visit her
cousin, D. n. Stimson.
The L. A. to the o. r. G. will
give social tomorrow evening on the
lawn of Mrs. Thos. Keating.
Only $3.50 to St. Paul or Mime
apolis and return with the L. of G.
A. r. excursion, Aug. 25.t
George Osborne and son of Esther
vile. Ia, arrived here yesterday and
are visiting relatives and friends.
PROF. and Mrs. J. L. Torrens re-
turned yesterday to Anoka after a
visit of two weeks with relatives here.
-Lume D. Carter is negotiating
for the purchase of the Frank Fl.
Sterling residence property on Lans-
ing avenue.
Don't miss the grand excursion
Aug. 25 to St. Paul and Minneapolis
by the L. of G.. A. R. Only $3.50 for
round trip.
May Hildahl Of Fargo, who has
been spending several weeks with
friends here, went to St. Paul Monday
on her way home.
w. r. Tait's trotter, Thomas c.,
won new laurels at Hedrick, Satur-
day, winning first in three out OF five
heats, best time 2:ll4.
Daniel D. Sargent. Of Thompson
Vile, Kansas, one of the earliest set
tiers OF Red Rock township, came
Monday to visit relatives.
Mrs. A. NJ. Fenlins Of Minneapo-
lis came Wednesday to visit her
sister, Mrs. w. H. Blalock. She
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. A. J. Torsleff' pleasantly en-
tertained the young ladies OF the Uni
versalist congregation last Friday
afternoon at the parsonage.
Mrs. Clayton Smith and children
and Mrs. P. A. Livermore OF St. Paul,
twho have been visiting Mrs. D. B.
Smith and Mrs. c. Fl. Goats, returned
home Sunday.
Frank E Cooley. painter and
paper hanger. Special attent tion to
country work. Headquarters at j
L. Cooley's paint shop. All work
guaranteed. If
Mrs. D H. Stimson gave dainty
| six. O'CLOCK tea Friday afternoon in
honor of her5 sister, Mrs: Frank r!
Preston of Sioux City About 90
ladies we're present.
George Anderson, Jacob Nichol'
son, Miss Almeda Truesdell and Miss
fOpie returned Friday evening from
their Yellowstone Park trip. The
f1rst~two made the park on bicycle.
Land for sale, wild land and i'm
proved farms, apply to
c. HARKENs,
Land agent for Great Northern Rail
road company.
Long Prairie, Todd County, MINI.
st. Bernard Commandery, Knights
Templar, has just received an invita-
tion from the Pittsbure CommanderJ
to join them next Julyin pilgrimage
to Europe and the Paris Exposition.
The city council is advertising
for bids for putting down one or more
new wells in the city park for addi
tional water supply. This shoulc
have been done months ago. It is a
! CuCdp duu "lSC way Vi UlOIuk ONCA VuS
present shortage.
The city council voted Saturday
evening to put in sewers at once
down Main and Chatham streets from
Oakland avenue to the Cedar river
the Chatham street sewer turning On
Cedar street and running into the
Main street sewer at that intersec
tiOn.
The latest styles in wedding anC
other stationery at this Office. d.
not take your job work to blacksmiths
but bring 1t to the TRANSCRIPT jot
office and have it done artisticall!
and according to the latest ideas
Mail and telephone orders promptl!
attended to.
Prof. Frank A. Reynolds Of Ala
media, CAL, who has been spending
the summer with his parents, Rev
and Mrs. A. Reynolds, leaves for th
| Eaet IN Fri6aV visiting on the wa