Mower County transcript., 1903-06-10

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/ IL Degree Of Honor social ard dance
tomorrow evening. 4 II
Simmons Of Tombstone,
Ariz. is visiting his brother O. j.
1s Porter; and family leave tomor
row for Portland, Oregon, their future
home. ri 9E5 T 5zsS &! 81 #.@ &sEZ
7 Our county commissio went to
st. Paul Thursday to inspect Jail ar
rangements. ~ 1.5 :. ,ss 1>..s zs@ T. / IA.
\ Miss Helen Preston of Minneapo-
lis spent Sunday with her cousin, Miss
Jessie Stimson. VT. E T, ...a. Fl
:. Il. Miss Carmen Gusdavidsonr return
ed Sunday evening from a few days,
visit in the cities. 4 f4e3 8. ys . r.:
Miss Margaret Quinn, just gradu-
ated from Winona Normal will teach.
next year at Ghaska. r.. ..s:] Il 81. y I.
II Mrs Geo. Kensel Of Minneapolis
is visiting vt the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Jack Davidson. 4 n n Z ss@5 r..
g. s : Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Davidson Jr.,
of Darlington, N. D., spent Sunday
with Austin relatives. $: a
w. H. Goetzinger of Elbow
Lake spent Sunday with her former
school mate, Mrs. Carl fairbanks. ~.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Cooley returned
Sunday evening from a few days visit
with friends and relatives at st. Paul
Park. ,'>j5J.- %.>E f. ,..r
-Rev. F. L. Anderson returned from
Chicago yesterday. He. will preach at
Columbia next Sunday. afternoon at
three O'Clock. -. # -. =. :, .,,.. :
Misses Mary Weisel and LYDIA
Mattice returned home Sunday eve
after spending week visiting friends
in Owatonna. :, .,. .s.z.s~.s - e..@. ..9@
Miss Bessie Munsey, teacher Of
music at. the S. M. Normal, left for
Chicago to take special work in music
during vacation. =s = d d M. j. sssss IA.
/. / 4 The children's day program will
take the place Of the usual preaching
service at the Baptist church next. Sun j
day morning at 1920 o'clock. E: %;.<
!, Rev. F. L.. Anderson. will preach. a
memorial sermon before the Austin
lodge, knights Of Pythias, next Sunday
evening at the Baptist church.
/ Misses Jessie and Marion Dins-
moor returned Monday evening from
the state university. The former COM
pleted the Scientific course.
The head camp of the NJ. w. A.
opens at Indianapolis next Tuesday.
William Cutter is one Of the delegates
from the first congressional district. ~
+ Mrs. S. s.. Washburn and children
left Thursday for Scriven,. MINI, where
Mr.. Washburn is attending to his farm
interests. They will, spend the sum
mer there. s H. T. .% ..,s.@.% = s4S
" Rev. George p. Wells, editor of
Backbone, discussed some phases of
the temperance question at a union
meeting held inthe M. E. church Sun
day evening. .. ..S 4. sIs.s.z u ii ii =.
&C. D. Belden left last evening for
Providence, r. L, to attend commence
ment exercises and a class reunion at
Brown university Of which institution
he is a graduate. .s=.f 4 ]. S&5s 5
w inston Kimball Torsletf, aged
three months, child Of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
+, Torsleff died Sunday evening Of
stomach trouble. Funeral services
were held yesterday afternoon at the
residence on Lansing Avenue. ASA
u s4.--A runaway team dashed into a
buggy containing Mrs Gus w lard and
child and q lady friend Saturday even
ing near the @. G.. w, stock yards
throwing the three out violently. For
tunately no serious injuries were re-.
ceiyed but the rigs were badly demol-
ished. KS. 5.= 5ss
The Austin Art Club held their
closing meeting Thursday afternoon
with Miss Elizabeth HORNED. Papers
were read as follows: q odern Illus
Etrations," Miss Horn6el Carlo oons,''''
Mrs. $. s. W Washburn !; g ffany sGl lass, /,
Mrs. g. Fred Baird. The club will be-
come . member Of the state federal ion
|sof Women's clubs.
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