Mower County transcript., 1904-08-24

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miss Maud Edgerton went to Des!
Moines Saturday for . weeks vacation:
Judge N. Kingsley and wife return
ed Friday from an outing at Lake
Elysian, Mimi. -. i
-Epworth League social this eve
ming at the home of Hattie Mills on
Allegheny street. i
. w allace Gregson moved last week
into the J. A. Pierce house on Medary
street recently purchased by him.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Fox spent
Sunday in Omaha. Friday was Mr..
Fox's sixtieth birthday anniversary.
Charles J. Barthels has been ap
pointed poundmaster for this city.
Keep yonr cattle and dogs out of his
reach.
-Supt. a. Nelson of our city schools
will arrive this week to commence
work for the coming fall term of
school.
w. G. Elliott, formerly teacher at
Brownsdale and Rose Creek, is now
proprietor of the Commercial hotel at
Zum Drota.
IS. H: Harrison's family came in
Thursday from their camp at Hollis
ter's after very pleasant outing of
several weeks.
Miss Martha Goodwin returned
Friday TO her home in Mortified after
spending over a week with friends here
and at Adams: ~ ~
Miss Matte Ellis, a teacher at
Peru, Neb., arrived Thursday to spend
two weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. V. Ellis.
Clarence Warren of Minneapolis,
formerly of Brownsville, was here yes
terday in the interest of the N. W.
Telephone company.
Mrs. O.. II. Robinson and Mrs. G.
L. Rice spent very pleasant afternoon
Friday at the home of Miss Mary Nc
Donald in Austin township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed jacobson of Lyle
township gave dancing party Thurs
day evening which was attended by a
number from this vicinity.
George Doehne has sold his drug
store and business on Main street to L.
T. Tollifson of Hancock, Minn., who
will take immediate possession.
Mrs. Harry Rutherford and Mrs.
Francis Rademacher entertained the
"Girls of '99" at the home of the former
Thursday afternoon and evening. A
fine supper was served.
Mrs. R. w. Bell, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. M. E. G. Wilson,
here expects to visit her brother in Ra-
cine over next Sunday and then return
to her home in Sycamore, Ill.
-Mr<and Mrs. G. S. Hallman enter
tanned Friday evening a number of
young people in honor of Et1ie and
Glen Kinney of Minneapolis who have
been visiting friends here where they
formerly lived.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wells and
daughter drove to Lansing yesterday
to visit his parents. His sister, Mrs.
Susie Hale and son of Canton N. Y,
and his uncle, Newton Wells of Boyd
ton, Va, are also guests there. They
came Friday.
-Jens A. Jensen of Rose Creek
brought in some fine specimens of
Duchess and Apple Eye Northern
apples Saturday. He ought to make a
large display at the county fair. He
also showed some fine samples of
Triumph potatoes.
This community escaped the fury Of
the violent storm whish devastated st.
Paul and Minneapolis Saturday night.
A hard wind accompanied with rain
and lightning struck this county about
four o'clock Sunday morning uncap-
ping grain stacks and scattering shocks.
Mrs. S. D. Catherwood entertained
a large company of lady friends Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Ken
wood avenue, her sister Miss Grace
Sherwood and her mother assisting.
Conversation cards were distributed
and filled out and other entertainment
was enjoyed. A coffee luncheon was
served.
The tenth annual convention of the
Luther League of southern Minnesota
and northern Iowa opened last evening
at the Lutheran church in this city.
Quite number of delegates are ex.
pected. A reception to visitors and