Mower County transcript., 1904-04-13

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Ray Varco was home over Sunday
from the state university. &
E. -Claud Judd moved his household
goods from Albert Lea w ednesday.z
II ohm M. Rustad Of LuYerne was
was among old friends here Sunday. p.
lit will soon be time to take off
storm windows for a brief season. q 4 !,
q Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. w ebber return.
ed Friday from a brief visit in the
Cities. ..~5- : J. ~. - q 5..t:>, &: 4
- The Harmonic club will hold an
Easter festival at their hall tomorrow
evening. | A.=E | .'. # ts<9
Il. D.. Baird, bank examiner, came
home from Milwaukee Saturday for a
brief stay. ... 49,. =. ~. - s.zs*
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Turton are
visiting at the home Of their son for a
few weeks: .:fG. y 5tz 5 sts2
Miss Gertrude Torrens returned to
Pennington after a weeks vacation
visit at home. H., .5 = y. = :; s"5
DR.. AL Mclaughlin and mother
of Sioux City came Friday to visit NJ
B. hcLaughlin's family. ss...,.. - - : !
:-Bishob Edsall visited Christ Epis-
copal church Monday evening and
held confirmation services. a3s a3-.I.sysa sysa :;
Samuel Rice. of 4 Minneapolis has
purchased the Great Western hotel and
will take possession at once. .... ~ !: !:
Miss Emma Qualee, stenographer
at the S. NJ: Normal college, has resign
ed on account Of poor health. ..s,.z = !.
Architect M. S. Detwiler: Of: Mime.
apolis was here yesterday in consulta-=
tion with the library board. +, i i s Z. !.
The annual meeting Of the: Mower
County farmers Mutual Insurance Co.
will be held on Tuesday, May y &. t il.
w. C. Holmes is: slowly recovering:
and is able to walk out pleasant days.
His brother DR.. gBayard Holmes Of
Chicago was here tosee him Sunday.
Mrs. Inez E. Varco Of Minneapolis
spent last week with her brother Chas.
Eastman. and family here and went
to. .Varco and Rose Creek to visit other
relatives before returning to Minneapo-:
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.....=s- ==Mr. and Mrs. 81. .sE. Harrington of
Hartford, Conn, stopped Saturday to
visit at the home Of G. a. III Hormel and
G. S. Burnham. They are on their.
way home from California where they
spent the, winter. ~. ...s3 9 -: -. - :;
AT the Annual meeting Of the
Minnesota Bar Association held at
Minneapolis Wednesday,, S. D.. Cath
erwood of this city was elected the
member of the governing board for the
first Congressional district. e ;
Il. M. Ober informs us that his son
Frank has just been promoted to have
full charge Of the manufacturing de-
partment of the Pioneer Roll Paper
!. CO. IF Los Angeles; CaL,,s with a large
! force of men under him. !. c'- -
! The new Carnagie Library building
will be dedicated next Monday even
| ing; A reception to our citizens will
Z be given at which time an opportunity
will be given tosinspect all parts Of the
I building. Judge Kingsley will deliver
! the address, ~: :'s5 ~ s42t.= !. i: y. !.
+ "A number Of the merchants Of
! Mower county met with the Austin
I; Retail Merchants Assoc ociation last even
! ing to listen to an address by Fred
!; Mason, secretary Of the National Gro.
GERS Association who spoke on methods
of collection and other practical mat
I ters. x~... .-
! Two fire. alarms Sunday. In the
!. morning the company was called to a
I house owned by Geo. Duffy in which a
!: chimney burned out with light damage.
In the afternoon the call was from the
4 old Woodward house just southwest Of
Il the high school. The house is vacant.
{ damage Sights @@-ss55. tss= 5: Il: ~ i7s. z
#@ For the best and latest in photo
{ graphs go to Bishop, the new photo
q grapher 2l3 Main street. Their Plati.
4 mum work is up to date and stylish
q Artistically furnished with hand made
( cards and art. folders Giving you
something different from the regnla
\ ton photographs. @ 4: s5;.::5ss /.
{. {. z4A very enjoy able progressive cinch
4 party was given by Mr.. and Mrs. y
Sanders and their daag ghtersN illieaat
their home Friday evening 7 wenty
{ guests were present. Refreshments
were served at twelve and although
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