Mower County transcript., 1903-10-21
The Gibson hotel has been closed

ln0 s1lUdOu HOU0l H6S H00A clOSou
for the present.
Read the CassKa advertisement
and see what people have to say for it.
Cas:K cures BY making the blood
pure. Read the Cas- -Ka ad on the fifth
page.
Amos H. Hill and wife went to
Carthage, Mo, yesterday to visit his
sister. . &. zs: .s.szss :=.
Mrs. M. n. Beardsley and Edith
Ispent Sunday with friends at Spring
Valley. .zs..z .z
This sunny weather Of the past few
days. is the real Minnesota article for
October. . >,:s., ,E# s-zs... :s. & .:s.z :... s
Miss Ida Hun tzinger left for Pearl,
Mich. Monday to reside with her
fathers folks.
George Baudler has built a seed
house in which he will kiln dry large
quantity of seed corn. - -- II
Mrs. w. T. Vaudeville and Mrs.
C. H. Davidson went to Fort Dodge
Thursday to visit friends. ~ ~ +.
Mrs. w. Pickett, of Magnolia,
Mimi, is here for three weeks visit
with her brothers, Riley and Asa
Brooks. s., rs. ~ Is =; :, - Il
Mrs. M. J. King of Udolpho ex-
poets to 60 to Ipswich, SD. the first
part of November to visit her son
Vance. -.... -
John F.. Robinson of Steele, n. D.
is in the hospital at Fargo and expects
to have an operation tomorrow for
appendicitis. II. =
E. G., Bascomb, wife and daughter
Nina will leave for Los Angeles, CAL,
the first week in November to spend
the winter. .>><-
Col. G. L., West had something Of a
backset last week and has been con
fined to the house for several days
but is now on the gain. i. : , $ 81
Augustus Weber meved last week
into his fine new house, Kenwood Ave.
and Winona street. There is still some
finishing work to be done.
The W. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. O. L. Gibbons, 800 Winona St.
Tuesday, Oct. q, at 3p. m. Subject
"The Meaning Of W. G. T. u"
George j. James came back satur-
day from sOberon, n. D.,where he had
charge Of a creamery the past summer.
He will spend the winter here.
Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Conner, John H
Anderson, F. /. Crane and A. S. Camp
bell attended the state library associa-
tion meeting at Owatonna last week..
|. IF you have rheumatism, kidney
trouble or catarrh try thefnew medicine
Cas-Ka at Malloy's drug store, free.
Read the pas:Ka ad on the fifth page,
MRS. sk.:E. Christie anu daughter
Ruth left yesterday for southern Cali
fornia to spend the winter with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Gates, at
Compton. -.
:. g. Schleuder was up town Monday
for the first time since his recent illness.
He was taken ill with pneumonia in
Chicago while returning from New
York. -.a'::~~ - .. :
Mrs. j. DeGroodt attended the
wedding of John Olson and Miss Emma
lDunham daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dunham at Spring Valley We'd
nesday.
When we stay here six weeks and
give you medicine free and tell you it
will relieve kidney trouble and rheuma.
tism in seven to ten days, you certainly
ought to give it a trial. Read the Gas.
Ka ad on the fifth page. ---~
AT meeting Of the board of direc.
tors of the Austin Co. Operative Cream
cry Association held Saturday after.
noon, W: M. Litchfeld resigned as
director and secretary and G. l.. Avery
was elected to fill the unexpired va
cancy. -s2-- -. .@
Mrs. Mariah Rhoades of Udolphc
reached her 18th birthday anniversary
on Monday. She is one of the oldest
settlers, having come to Udolpho il
1856 and she is still living on thu
original homestead. She recently suf
fered an accident which injured hel
neck but she is recovering from it's eff
fects. - - ~ K -, *-st= .-.
j ohm Avery has sold his property
one half mile south Of the fair grounds
to Frank Clingman of Udolpho who
moved in Thursday. Mr.Ayery has
bought @120 acres near Shevlin, Mimi