Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15

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{. snid sses;los 4 ton went
Eto Eidora Friday On 4 visit.
, EdltorE " Vn n Nordland and wife Of
sLyle spent Sunday with relatives here
rank Porter and family went
| f.lrhursday to Lakota, y. p. their future
home.
2 Shepherd and dang ghters re-
turned Thursday from their trip to- the.
ellowstone.
3. H. Smith and family left for
Lake Okoboji, Iowa, w ednesday for a
months outing.
Engineer g. i. Moore who had,
been laid up with a broken leg is now
able to be about on crutches.
10. G went into camp at Lake City
yesterday for ten days drill AL Of
the second regiment is there. .5
Mrs. 3 !. A. Engle Of Fort Dodge
spent Sunday with Mrs. Eva Brown
and went to Fairmont Monday.
Rev. w H. HORNED and family Of
OttumWa, Iowa, came yesterday to:
spend q months vacation with relatives
here.
Miss ,Lessie Webber Of Dexter is
visiting with her friends Ada and Grace
Leonard at their home on Oakland
avenue. :S. ..
II will be strange if somebody does
not get out ..an injunction to block up
Austin's latest and most needed inn
pToyement.
PROT. w. r. +. selleck Of Crooks
ton has been elected perintendent
[of schools at Princeton, MINI. for the
ensuing year. ..5.
The rain on Friday prevented the
contemplated picnic Of the Baptist
Sunday school at Lafayette Park and
Fit has been postponed until next week.
Work on the new Carnagie library
building has been delayed on account
Of a strike at the stone quarries. Two
carloads of stone are. expected this
week. s* .5S5 AZ /. II: .sz s.8s Z; {
Mrs. Rebecca Yates Thompson Of.
Merriam Park returned home Thurs
day after a visit of two weeks with
relatives and friends here and at Ian
sing. j ss55 "a
Several Cossacks left the Wild
w est show lastweek at this point and
remained here for several days waiting
for back pay to be recovered from the
company. They were in their native
costumes. ..=. I ..zs :5sz.ss &
Over one hundred were in attend
ance at the picnic supper given by the
Congregational Ladies Aid at Pooler's
farm near Ramsey. The afternoon
was most delightfully."- spent on the
banks Of the Cedar. ss.....z .s..
Marriage licenses are issued to
Math j. Mu1lenbach and Miss Helen
Schumacher of Adams; Clarence A.
Herington of Dexter and Miss Susie
Whiteman; John Fitzthum Of Austin
and Miss Minnie Dorows of Dexter.
The Royal Arch degree will be
conferred by the Austin chapter on
Friday evening, July 24. The boys
have just an elegant team Of initiates
to work, one Of them a county Official
All chapter Masons should be on deck.
Z. Z, Thompson Of Carpio, N. D.,
near the Canadian line, who came to
spend the Fourth with his folks in
Austin, returned home Monday. He
informs us that about twenty families
from Corning and vicinity are settled
lin the vicinity Of Carpio. ss4 s
Miss Grace Lee Wilbour Of Boston,
who came last week to spend the sum
mer here with relatives, has opened a.
studio in the Register block and will
give instruction il piano music, harm
ony, theory, physical culture and medi-
cal gymnastics. ss.i
q q w The K. K K. met Friday evening.
at the resid dence Of J. y. MitcheH and
a fine supper was served on the veran-
da. H usbands and gentle men friends
Of the members we're also invited and
the evening was spent ocially. Among
the features Of entertainment was the
fine collection Of curioss shown by Mrs.
|sC. III. Davidson.
Il .-D,r. " ilton A. Day, son Of g. ". W.
Day Of this city, who graduated q year
ago from n orthWestern Medical School
Chicago, and who has for the past
year been connected with. the hospital
at EVeleth, Mimi, sailed June s, for
Vienna, Austria, to take post -gradu-
ate course before permanent u locating.
We wish him abund dant uccess. ss5.s. :s5