Mower County transcript., 1904-08-17

A son was horn to Mrs. Ed Edward
on Saturday.
Pearl Pierce Of Owatonna is visit
ing relatives here Z, E: s.
3 Mrs. C. l.. Avery is visiting rela-
tives near Spring Valley.
w. S. Watkins is the new manager
Of the City Steam Laundry.
TIE Austin, Elks initiated four
new members Friday evening.
!: Tie infant child Of MIR. and Mrs.
James Pace was buried Sunday.
Miss Ethel Cobb has returned home
after a short visit with her friend, Miss
Trenary.
Miss Inez NJ. Minshall, courthouse
reporter, left yesterday for two weeks
vacation in Nebraska.
iss Rademacher of Usage who has
been visiting her cousin, Margaret
Beckel, returned home last Friday.
MRS. Perry L. Reynolds and daugh:
ter Mrs.:A. B. Lowell, went to Pipe
stone on Saturday to visit relatives.
"a: marriage license was issued
yesterday to G. E. Hart of Pleasant
Grove and Mrs. Hattie E. Seaver~ of
Racine.
The young people of the Congrega:
tional church are planning: corn roast.
at Pooler's farm at Ramsey on Friday
evening.
Miss Stacia Riley, who has been
very i'll in st. Paul hospital, was able
to be brought home Monday and is con-
valescent.
w atson M. Holmes, who was called
here by the death Of his brother, War
rem, left Friday for his home in Hoosic
falls, n. Y.
Miss Hattie Mills entertained a
number of friends at her home on Alle-
ghany street Saturday in honor of her
consin, May Mills.
| Miss Josephine Anderson spent a
few days in Lyle last week. She re-
turned home Monday accompanied by
Miss Sadie Bisbee of Lyle.
The Metropolitan Commercial Col
lege of Minneapolis has unexcelled ad-
vantages to offer prospective Students
Write them for catalogue. See their
display ad.
Austin sent delegation Of nearly
a hundred down to Adams Monday to
the harvest festival. There were rs
paid tickets sold besides mileage and
other transportation.
Prof. L. N. McW horter returned to
Minneapolis Monday after spending a
month here in recreation. Mrs. Nc
Whorter and son will probably go to-
day accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Ada M. Smith.
Judge and Mrs. John E. Robinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Webber
left Friday evening for Boston on the
G. A. r. excursion. The judge and
wife will spend month in the east
visiting his boyhood home.
The SEVENTEEN birthday anniver-
sary Of Mrs. Margaret Morgan occurred
August 9 and was very pleasantly
celebrated by family reunion at which
all the children were present. The
family enjoyed picnic at Lafayette
Park on Friday.
Miss Florence Fisch celebrated her
fourth birthday Thursday afternoon.
A number Of. her young friends were
Invited to her home in the afternoon
and enjoyed games. At six o'clock a
bountiful supper was served to the
guests. Miss Angela Cronon assisted
Mrs. Fisch in serving.
The Deutcher Verein Society is
looking up plans for new hall to be
built on the site of the one burned
down, just west of the Cedar river on
Bridge street. The hall will be larger
than the former one, 30x50, and will be
Of cement blocks or brick. It will
have a suite of rooms on the first floor
for parlor, reception, kitchen, dining
room, ETC., and a large hall on the
second floor. .'."@5%. ~ .s
People why are disappointed in
seeing news items in the papers are
themselves to blame many times. AS
soon as anything worthy Of note hap
pens send it once to the newspaper Of
flee. Do not wait day or an hour.
Telephone and q reporter will gladly
fix up any news items. Outside of the
city mail promptly all news Of we'd
tdings, deaths, accidents or anything
else notable. Always accompany with
the name Of the sender. No anony-
NOUS communities cations viii be used.