Mower County transcript., 1904-09-28
Go. G. dance at Music hall tonight.
Dance at Woodman hall Friday
evening by the Omega Club.

Ferdinand Boelk of Lansing left
Monday to spend two weeks at the St.
Louis exposition.
Miles Birkett went to Madison,
Wis. Saturda y to enter the University
of Wisconsin. -.-~
For sale, my farm adjoining the
village of Lyle on the west for sale at
bargain. Gus LENTH. ,.....
j.. The Oakland Presbyterian, Ladies
Aid will meet at the home Of Rev. T.
M. Cornelison this afternoon.
%. j. Simmons has been appointed
district deputy for the Order Of Elks in
the Minnesota south district. !. -.
Rev. F. L.. Anderson will preach
at saiint's Rest ,schoolhouse next Sun
day afternoon at three O'CLOCK. II;
Tie Duodecim Club met with Boy
Adams Friday evening: and discussed
plans for the coming years work. \
"A marriage license s:,was issued
Thursday to S0ren Sorenson and Miss
Mathilda Haroldson of Clayton TOW H.
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Nichols of Tulsa,
Ind. Ter. are spending two weeks with
his sister, Mrs. W.. 81. Beltz of Red
!! Rock. (
Mrs. Wiggin Of Ottawa, Kas., who
has been visiting her brother, J.. w. C.
Dinsmoor, and other relatives here re.
turned home yesterday. > -:
Mrs. Mabel Clark of Iowa has been
visiting her brothers here for two weeks
returned home Monday. She is a sis.
ter of A. 0. Dinsmoor.
! Mrs. W. H. Blalock returned Thurs.
day to her home in Cheyenne, Wyo.
after visiting for two months with re-
latives here and farther east.
Mrs. F. F. Marshall of Grove City
Mimi, has been visiting at her old
home for the past week. She is the
daughter of A. Lang of London
Calvin D. Kinsman returned Mon.
day from Berrien Springs, Mich, where
he has been attending college. He ex-
poets to teach at Madison, Tenn, fo1
the coming year.
Mrs. G.. w. Merrick left for Mil.
waukee Monday evening where she
will meet Mr.. Merrick on his return
from the east. They will go to Ocono.
mowoc to vi t Levi G. Merrick's folks
The body of Willis Drummond
who committed suicide near Elkton
Sunday morning was shipped last eve
ming to Dubuque where his mother an0
sister live. He leaves two orphan child
rem.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Stimson anG
Jessie came down from Northfeld Fri
day to spend Sunday with friends
Monday evening Jessie Stimson anc
Leah Crane left for Oberlin, Ohio, tc
enter Oberlin college. s.
+ The Metropolitan orchestra assist
ed by popular soloists will give con
cert at the East Side church on Friday
evening of this week. There ought tt
be a large attendance to show thei7
: appreciation of fine music.
&C. H. Weber's large barn in Re,
Rock, between Brownsville and Ian
sing, was struck by lightning Sunda,
afternoon and burned with over 1O'
tons of hay. Loss about $4,000. In
sured in Mower County Mutual, ss5O'
on barn, 800 on hay. g. :: @r. .,,1ss.' :
Y The alarm of fire Monday evenin,
was caused by the burning of the small
:, Oil shed in the rear Of Fisch Brother
\ (grocery. Charles Fox quickly extin
+ Eguished the fire with a hand extlnguish
{ Ter so that the department. did not hav
to turn on water. Damage slight.
A company ofneighbors and friend
! made a surprise visit Saturday eyenin
i on Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hobson O.
!. south st. Paul street and spent yer
!. pleasant and social evening. Mr.. Hot
: son and family move tomorrow to thei
u farm in Red Rock. They have. rente
their house here to G. w. Babcock, th
lumber man.