Mower County transcript., 1905-12-13

,,.---SssCHLEUDFR'S for swell Opera &
Glasses. s= ". . = $
Dog Collars and necklaces, the very f
at tSCHLEUDER'S. 4=
The newest thing in cut glass Nap
kin Rings at SCHLEUDER'S. J
Everything in ladies' and gents
comb sets at SCHLEUDER'S. II
Get your Christmas candies and
nuts at Dalager's, the grocer. +: 81 4
Music Rolls, burnt leather, ETC.. at
= : = ~. z, sSCHLEUDER'S.
o. Finhart of. Adams, formerly de- q
puty:sheritf, was here Thursday on bus.
Very finest French Mantel Clocks
$3.50 and up at SCHLEUDER'S. 49,
The Baptist ladies cleared over
$40 at their dinner and sale on We'd
nesday. - |,
< The H. C.S. Club held their first
annual ball last evening at the Audi
tGrium. ,N I
Mrs. G. K. Hanson went to G. E.
Hancocks family in Blooming Prairie
Thursday.
Everything in Triplicate mirrors,
god and silver at SCHLEUDER'S.
. Miss Lottie Torrons who is teach.
ing at Minnereka came Friday to stay
over Sunday.
Latest importation in ladies' fine
Hand Bags direct from New Y Ork City
at SCHLEUDER'S.
Annual election of Fidelity Lodge
No. 80 AT. A. M. will l>be> held We'd
nesday evening Dec. 20. =
Mrs. E. W. Marsh spent Sunday in
Mortified with her daughter Beryl
who is attending Carlton college.
Elegant vases, cut glass, 9 inches,
$500, beautiful cut glass bowls, $500,
SIS 90, 900. SCHLEUDERS.
The Baptist church was crowded
Sunday evening to listen to Rev. r.. F..
Sayles's discourse on Roger Williams,
the Baptist pioneer.
The Lacrosse Cracker Company
sold over eleven hundred boxes of their
goods at their demonstration at Fisch
Brothers Saturday.
A company of friends made sur
prise visit upon Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Crippep Friday evening and spent
very pleasant social time.
"A corps of solicitors for the Mime
apolis Tribune was in the city Friday
and Saturday and added over $50 to
their list Of subscribers.
The Woodmen initiated sixteen
candidates Wednesday evening and
wound up with a fine banquet. They
will elect officers Dec 20.
e. A. Dalager, the grocer, has just
received a barrel of imported fresh
Norway mackerel, the. finest in the
land Get some while it is going.
Beautiful glass wine sets 1915 at
SCHLEUDER'S.
Mrs. Flora Connor, librarian of the
public library spoke is the Normal COL
lege students Thursday morning on the
Use and Benefits of the Library.
Archbishop A. Christie of Portland,
Ore. spent Wednesday night here with
relatives on his way home from Rome
where he had an audience with the
pope.
Mrs. Charles H. Bicknell of Mime.
apolis came down Tuesday Of last week
and visited friends here until Saturday
She was the guest of Mrs. G. Fred
Baird.
Miss Alta Finley of Owatonna was
the guest of Miss Edith Beardsley last
week returning home on Thursday. A
party in honor was given by Miss
Beardsley on Wednesday evening.
e. H. Goats and. wife, Mrs. John
Robertson and son Leon, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Keyser and William Foster took
the c. G, w. train Monday noon for
Omaha and Los Angeles, Cal. to spend
the winter.
Mrs. E, P. Reed of Minneapolis is
here for the week with line of fine
art goods for the Christmas trade.
Many new styles which can be easily
embroidered before Christmas. at
Wells, Fargo express office, Main.
street.
CLARK Hemstreet of Lyle returned
Thursday from visit of two months
with friends and comrades in Iowa.
Illinois and Wisconsin. He saws that
there is no place equal to Mower county.
He found thirteen of his old army
comrades. 49,
Thomas McCourt, who had his left
arm taken off in shredder last month, |
was able to be taken home Sunday
from St. Olaf hospital where he was
for three weeks. He is cheerful and |
hopeful. He has the entire USE of his |
right arm and hand. His left was |
amputated near the shoulder. ~
Rex Clay, who was injured serious
ly at Lyle Thursday evening was taken
to St. Olaf hospital yesterday for an
operation. DR.. A. W. Allen, assisted
by Dr.. Rockford Minneapolis expert
and DR.. Peirson removed the bone that
was crushed against the spinal chord.
The spinal chord was found in bad
condition. E: .ss.sS .,.-'7-' '~.RI
Miss Nellie Hart was very pleasant
~ surprised Friday evening by com
Pany of about 20 young people, at the
home of Miss Stella Foster. Miss