Mower County transcript., 1904-10-12

"A son was born to Mrs. A. n.
Decker Sunday morning.
Mrs. F. H. Sprague of Grafton, N.
D., visited Misses Addie and Clio Teeter
Monday.
Rev. F. L. Anderson will preach at
Saints Rest school house Sunday at
3 o'clock.
For sale, my sfarm adjoining the
village Of Lyle on the west for sale at
a bargain. Gus LENTH.
Mrs. J. O. Hill and two sons of
Red Rock spent Sunday with her rsister,
Mrs. M. j. Parmenter.
For sale, full blood Poland China
boars at $40 and $12 for limited time.
j. H. Aultfather, Austin township.
e. w. Wilder returned Saturday
from Leavenworth, Kas., where he
spent nearly three weeks with his
sister, Mrs. Moak.
Hon. 0. w. Shaw was up town
Monday for the first time for week.
He was laid up all of last week with
severe bilious attack.
Mrs. A. O. Dinsmoor and children
returned Saturday from Appleton, Wis,
where they spent three weeks with her
father and other relatives.
--Hon. John Mathieson returned Sat-
urday from two weeks visit with his
sister in St. Paul and at the Odd Eel
lows home in Mortified.
"A strong settled woman to work
and care for two elderly people. Best
wages. Inquire of w. M. Litchield,
just north Oakwood cemetery. 80,
John W. Carr, deputy postmaster,
with his wife and daughter, Marguerite,
are taking in the wonders of the St.
Louis exposition. They went Thurs.
day.
The Schleuder Paper Company put
! in large power paper cutter last week
48-inch, to be run by electric power. II
is required for their large wholesale
trade.
Mrs. Charles E. LORD and daughter
Ethel, accompanied by Mrs. D. A. Lore
left for Salt Lake City, Utah, yesterday
to make their residence there. Theil
many friends are sorry to have them
go,
Five daughters Of Mrs. Abigail
Brown have been together here visiting
. for the past week: Mrs. Richard O
Hunt of Santa Barbara, Cal.; Mrs
George Baird of this city; Mrs. Tams
Buck of Sun Prairie, Wis.,; Miss Alic,
, Brown and Mrs. r. A. Edison of Aus
} tin.
| / Mrs. John Conner received wore
Sunday of the death of her mother
} Mrs. Deborah Bellus at Cedar Falls
Iowa, Saturday evening, aged IS years
She had been very ill with paralysi
+ for two years. Mrs. Conner went Mon
day to attend the funeral.
E For the best and latest in photo
graphs go to Bishop, the new photo
graphs 213 Main street. Their Plat
mum work is up to date and stylish
\ Artiscally furnished with hand mad
cards and art folders. Giving yo1
something different from the regula
tion photographs.
!, The Seasons Latest Pleasure Clu
1 met at the home of Miss Sarah Nemitz
Friday evening, where business NEE,
ing was held and officers were electe
as follows: Miss Olive French, presi
dent; Miss Sarah Nemitz. vice pres
dent; Miss Ida Clark, secretary; Mis-
Anna Duholm, Treasurer.
Ezra L. Griffin spent Sunday her
on his way from Newton, Iowa, toNhi
: home in DesLacs, n. D. He expects t
start for Buenos Aires, South A merics
= in about two weeks to spend the winte
Y in the interests of the Parson Ban
s Cutter and Self Feeder Company q
= which he isgeneral agent. .@Z
a a reception was given Friday eve
! ming for John HORNED and bride VIII
e have just returned from their weddin
r tour in Colorado. About one hundre
+ guests were present at the home Of hi
Q mother, Mrs. Susan HORNED, on sout
= St. Paul street. Mrs Susan Horne
! Miss Elizabeth Horned and Ben, Ho
) mel assisted in receiving. The receI
q tion rooms were very prettily decorate
in autumn effects for the occasion.