Mower County transcript., 1904-05-18
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Belding went to
Northfeld Thursday on 9 visit.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Belding went tel
North6eld Thursday on 9 visit.
Judge W. w. Ranney who has had |
a severe attack Of pleurisy last week is
better and was out Sunday.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. FL Anderson Friday after
noon. Supper at $50. All are invited.
Mrs. NJ. O. Chapman and children
returned home to Milwaukee Friday
after an ex tended visit with relatives
here. 1t. - Il
IF. A. Ticknor has received a large
invoice Of bee keepers supplies Of the
right kind OF goods. Call when you
need any. =. !
C. D. Belden and wife left Sunday
night for St. Louis to attend the ann
ual meeting of the National Editorial
Association. Il
Last week. was cool the mercury
ranging around 40 in the morning.
Fine for stooling of small grin. Thin
ice formed Sunday morning. i
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Decker and
Obadiah Smith attended the Mime;
sofa Territorial Pioneers Association
at the state fair grounds Wednesday.
T Mrs. Thomas McFarlane Mrs
Oscar Ober and Mrs. s. A. Emerson
attended the grand chapter meeting of
the Eastern Star at St. Paul Wednes-
day. .
| DIR. w. II. Albertson of this city
and Miss Myrta E. Patterson of Usage
were married Wednesday afternoon at
Usage. They were old school friends.
t They will reside here.
The Austin Choral Union gave"Un
der the Palms, at Music Hall last even
ing and will give the oratorio, "The
Daughter of Jairus", Friday evening.
All lovers of good music should attend.
"A Graphophone Concert will be
given by M. E. Hessler at the Daven-
port School house on the county line
west of Lansing township. Thursday
evening, May 10. Admission Is cents
and 10 cents.
The remaining subjects in the
series of special Sunday evening SER
mons at the Episcopal church will be
May %, "Visible Religion" or what
Christianity is now doing and should
do; May 20, "God and the Nation,'
or Thoughts appropriate to Decoration
day. This course will be followed by
another series on subjects equally in
teresting.
| Left at my barn night Of April &c.
one sorrel gelding. Notice is hereby
lgiven to the owner to come and prove
ownership, pay charges and take away
If not claimed within ten days from
date will offer the said horse at pub
lie auction at my premises in the vii
lage of Lansing on Saturday, May q
1904, at eleven O'clock to meet proper
charge and expense. w. j. Subra
Lansing, MINI. May ~, 1904.
The knights of Pythias are to
lhave Northwestern Pythian Festival
at the auditorium in Minneapolis, Sat-
/ urday, May 21st, which promises to be
one of the biggest events of the year in
Pythian circles. Many of the highest
officials of the order from all parts Of
the country are expected to be in at
T tendance. The lola team Of Dayton
| Ohio, recognized as one of the bes
teams in the country, will also be pres
lent to exemplify portions Of the work
l The May St. Nicholas on it's STAMP
! page notes a growing difficulty in Sc
= curing fine copies Of the early issues o
i. United States stamps. Poor making
careless handling, and laxness in col
Ilecting are counting the main causes O
n the increasing difficulty in securing
these stamps in condition acceptable t.
! careful collectors. Young collector
a are advised to take special care il
= gathering and preserving specimens o
these early United States stamps.