Mower County transcript., 1903-03-11


EgA1t 81 Patrick day
Ms. ". O. Holpas IS confined to-
the bed With = grippe. ..7ssssssss'
Nv. Z. wilkins uaM return from
Los Aneeles next month. .ss
a son was born to Mrs. Harry
Mathews Thursday night.
Gilbert Sorfaten is studing law in
Fay w. Greenman's Office. s=s.S s.SS
Editor Nordland of the Lyle Tri-l1
bune was q caller Monday. 81
R. E. Shepherd is enlarglng his
residence on Chatham street. sS &.
3 George A.. Hormelis at w est Baden,
Springs, Ind, for q weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Love returned
from their Chicago trip Friday.
Charles II. Webber is enlarging
his residence on Lansing avenue.
Work on the Carnagie library
building will be resumed shortly.
Leroy defeated Austin in the
bowling contest Thursday evening.
spelling contest at the Congrega-
J tional church next Friday evening.
DIR. and Mrs. F. E. Daigneau en-
tertained at cards Wednesday evening.
Mrs. w. w. Engle formerly Of this
city is very i'll at her home in Campbell,
The University extension course
of lectures has been indefinitely post
poned. -.
Mrs. B. M. johnson of Lyle spent
several days last week with Mrs. r. r.
Cooper. -.
| Mrs.: G.. Retsloff of Winnebago
City spent several days last week visit
| ing at G.. Schleuder's. =
John Fitzthum has his new. resi-
| dence on Lansing avenue near F. w.
Kimballs.. nearly enclosed. 4
! Ed. P. Kelly of this city has been
ad nit ed TO the bar after the customary
, examination by the state hoard.
The home of MIR. and Mrs. H. M.
McGillivray Of Rockford, ILL.,, was glad
dened March 7, by the arrival of a tiny
girl.
! p. H. Friend returned Friday from
an extended trip to the eastern markets
where he bought fine stock for the
Golden Eagle.
Joseph Funfar, one of the old
settlers of London township, died
Thursday night, aged IS years. He
leaves large family. -
-Rayburn Stimson has been in a
Minneapolis hospital for the past few
days for treatment for injuries received
in gymnasium practice.
schools were dismissed in the city
last Friday as the teachers attended
! the convention at Albert Lea or went
to the Blue Earth debate. .~-..
I Mrs. Addie E. Cook, Mrs. Charles
F. Cook and Mrs. n. L. Banfield will
y entertain company Of lady friends
|; this afternoon at .thimble party.
| George b: Anderson, the popular
mail carrier, was able to resume his
duties Monday after being laid out
with the grippe for nearly week. 81
Rev. H. Barth of the German
Evangelical church has rendered his
/ resignation to take effect May Iiill 81
fisvery much liked by his congregation
| The formal decision to call Rev
A. b. Miller of Casselton, n. D. to their
Ipast0rate was made at meeting held
Thursday evening by the Central Pres.
byterian church.
! AT the annual election of St. Ber.
nard Commandery, Knights Templar
the following officers were elected: Jn0
Ober, E. c.; George Doehne, G. f.; Geo
| E. Anderson, G. G.; prelate, kev. D. j
w. SOmerville; VIM. Todd, S. w.; Will
&c. Tryon, j. w.; E.: C. Dorr, treasurer
! Parke Goodwin, recorder.
! John Gavin, Roy Duholm and Syl
vester O'Marrow, lads ranging from
ten to thirteen years of age were before
lJustice Robinson Monday on the
charge of entering w. G. Horrobin's
grocery Sunday afternoon and taking
some candy and tobacco. They tried
to get into the money drawer but were
frightened away. They were given
nominal fine and costs with severe rep
rimand and warning. It is stated thai
these same lads were in F. O. Hall't
store also on Sunday and in J. D
Smiths grocery several days previous
They are pretty young offenders.
=: Austin Cemetery Association.
The annual meeting of the .Austi1
81 Cemetery Association was held in tn,
recorders Office Friday afternoon, Joh1
Mathieson chairman, w. L. Holliste
clerk. d. H. StimsOn and F.. w. Kim
! years. After discussion, it was v0tet
to build receiving vault and chape
on the cemetery grounds not to exceel
5000 in cost. D.. III. Stimson, r.. w