Mower County transcript., 1902-11-26

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Sam Seavy of Udolpho was in the
city Mouday.
If you want reliable fur garment
ysu will find it at VESTS.
al Mollison went to Colfax Springs
Thursday for treatment.
The county commissioners hold a
special session December IL.
Chatelaine bags and pocket books
for Christmas presents at VESTS.
The Alpha Club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. FL. Smith Wednesday evening.
-Gideon's Big Minstrel Carnival at
the opera house Friday evening, Nov.
28th.
. Mrs. Leander G. Lowry of Dell
Rapids came Thursday to visit rela-
tives.
Albert Thon went to the Cities last
week to purchase his new stock Of dry
goods.
just received, las doz handerchiefs
Tor Christmas; any of them good
julie Smith of this city is negotiat-
lug for the purchase of the Pattison
dental office at St;t:Cloud. -. :. z. 2 z
-Chas. Hanson, the East Side grocer,
has moved to 405 Bridge street, oppo-
site the American hotel.
"A $4,000 in cold cash given away.
For particulars inquire at Austin Ma.
tional Bank J. L. Mitchell, cashier. e
Mrs. Nellie Rugg Rockwell came
last week to visit relatives and spent
Sunday at L. Kirkland's in Red Rock.
Miss Laura Hill returned Tuesday
evening from Monticello where she was
the guest of Mrs. Nellie sRugg Rock
we'll. - :
The Comical Cooks met with Miss
Rosella Rosbach Saturday evening and
enjoyed fine menu of their own pre-
paration. -
The Elks had a very enjoyable
social session Friday evening with a
program of music, recitations, cards
and dancing.
j. A. Skifters sale in Red Rock oc-
ours today. He will move to Austin
and will have charge of O. w. Shaw's
barn and grounds. 49,.
Misses Allie and Kate Kaufma an
returned yesterday from Fort Dodge,
Iowa, where they are taking course
in music and stenography. They will
return next Monday.
"A surprise party was given for Mr..
and Mrs. Robert f. Foster at their resi-
dence Friday evening as they are soon
to move to Wisconsin. ..u
William L. Howe of Wambay, s.
D. came Tuesday to visit his father I.
N. Howe and other: relatives Edwin
Burns accompanied him.
j. G. Belding of Austin is candi-
date for grand secretary of the Mime
sofa l. y. .. f. and M. T. Dunn Of LIE
Roy is after the grand warden's place.
We would like to see both honored.
The Y. G. l.. l.. club met with Miss
Millie Sanders Wednesday evening at
her home in the south part of the city,,
An oyster supper was served and the
time was merrily spent in guessing
contest and other games.
1t is rumored that Charles H. Will
bour,. formerly county auditor, will be
appointed deputy auditor by auditor
Robertson. He will be most COM
petent official as he is thorouhgly
acquainted with the duties of the office.
The special meetings at the M. E.
church in charge Of Miss Downey, the
evangelist, continue every evening this
week, closing Friday night. The meet
ings have been attended with great,
power and interest and the audiences
have been very large. 8.
The mid-winter meeting of the
Southern Minnesota horticultural Soci-
ETY. will be held in Albert Lea during
the second week Of January. An in
teresting program is being made up
and the meeting promises to be of spe-
cial interest and profit.
H. G. Waldecker spoke last evening:
before the Baptist Young Mems Club
on ,"The Relation between Present
Economic Movements and Socialism, =
The subject was, discussed from differ
ent points of view. These meetings
are suggestive and very helpful. r 4
The Ladies of the G. A. T.. and
comrades surprised. Mr.. and Mrs. D.,
Bero, Saturday afternoon and had q
most enjoyable time. There was an
abundance 81. good things to eat and
good:cheer abounded.. Mrs. ,BerO re-,
ceived from the ladies an emblem pin