Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09


iiss Eleanor Norton st Mort rth6eldgI
was the guest Of Miss wv Pace over
Sunday
g. Holmes went to Chicago
Sunday evening sffor edical reatmept
and counsel.
Maud and Elsie Ingham have re-
turned from their acations spent in
Ossian, Iewa.
Miss Grace b. Blaiock returned
Monday to Faribault to teach il the.
state school there
DR.. and Mrs. "a. M Lewis returned
Saturday from their trip to Banff id /
the Canadian rockies.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Anderson
spent last week with friends in Minnea-l
polls returning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. Robinson
went last week to- Yisit their children at
Steele and Caring ton, n, D.
Mrs. Fred e. Gleason and daughters
returned Friday from a months visit.
with relatives at Steele and Caring ton,
Nd. .53s
Misses Leah Crane and Helen. Ban
field left for colorado Springs Sunday
to take special studies at. the college.
there. aS
Chris Brown took two premiums
at the state fair On his shorthorn bull,
one in the state contest and one in the
interstate. ss5 s:s ~. = = .s$.i' s.5s
Misses Lulu Tidd of Concord and
Margaret Quinn Of Grand Meadow left
Friday for Chaska to teach / in the.
public schools there.
! Clerk Of Court O. j. Simmons re-
turned Thursday from his northern
"trip. @. j. was at Minot and Mrs. Sim
mons was at Minneapolis.
John Billings, aged 60 years, died
at the county poor farm of dropsy,
Saturday. He had been there but q
short time. lnterment at Oakwood.
For sale cheap, a good six-room
house, water, good cellar and barn, one
and one half blocks from Main street
Ion Water street. Inquire at this Office.
Herbert R.Shaffer Of Chicago form
4 erly Of Austin committed suicide Aug.
! % by taking carbolic acid. He former
i liz clerked in H. Jacobs clothing store
1 in Austin. 8 S., >HszSse .sE "a.
Mrs. Levi w. Decker's birthday an
4 niversary Saturday was very happily
i observed by a thimble bee given as a
! surprise for her. s The afternoon was
4 spent socially and light refreshments
! were served. l.. n: s .&s58s s}
II. ID. Baird returned Sunday from
\ his dutiessas one of the managers OF
4 the state. fair. He reports the largest at.
4 tendance and the best exhibits ever
! known Id Minneso ota. $.55s s}5
The city schools opened Monday
morning with q large enrollment: At
ter assignment of lessons they adjourn.
4 ed for Labor Day. A teachers meet
ing was held IN the afternoon
For sale, the old 9. ". Shaw resi-
4 dence property on south St. Paul street
!, Large house and good barn. Will sci
\ at q bargain within next ten days
, Owner now here. Inquire. Of G. III
!. Webber, Austin. Il 27
I Little Clement, son Of j ohm Mona
!; han living on Oakland avenue, .died
!, Saturday evening Of whooping cough
. aged three years. Funeral at The
Catholic church Monday morning. The
remains were takenst to Mason City FOL
. burial. u &. s 35...s5 q. s4S =
Fred NJ. Peirson Of Grand Meadow
j village claims to be the earliest settler
/ lin Mower county now. surviving. HI
settled in the northwest part OF
4 Pleasant Valley May 20. 1854. who
can beat this record or equal it?
w abasha county secured first prize
!. at the state fair for best county agri
1 1cultrral exhibit There were twelve
!, entries. Olmsted took second, Houston
8 third, Dakota fourth, Blue Earth fifth
s 1Ian in Southern Minnesota south Of tht
/ Minneapolis line. This was to: be ex
i pected.
For sale, about twenty young cows
f 1.-TWO to five years old, good grade, hall