Mower County transcript., 1906-07-04
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Mrs John Hilker went to Wells
Monday to visit her mother.
Miss Hortense Robbins is attend
ing camp meeting at Red Rock.
Charles Barnitz picked 1900 boxes
of strawberries from his patch Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry West are spend
ing the Fourth with relatives in WI
mona.
Regular services every Sunday
commenced last Sunday in the Luther
an church.
za-The Calendar Club enjoyed a pic
mic at Lafayette Park Thursday after
noon.
George Bartlett is spending the
week at home. He is on the road for a
cigar house.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid clear
cd about 800 Saturday serving dinner
and ice cream.
Mrs. f. E. Wells, who has been Wis
iting relatives here, returned home to
Lacrosse Wednesday.
The wedding of Amos Makepeace
and Miss Tressie LeClair will take
place next Tuesday, July 10.
The Ladies Floral Club has present.
ed a complete set of Stoddard's Lee
lures to the Carnegie Public library.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid cleared
about 1856 Saturday from their dinner
and supper served in the church dining
room.
The Stoddard Reading Circle was
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Frank H. Mitchell at the Mitchell
camp east of the city.
William P. Kenevan of this city
and Miss Bernice A. DAILY of MapletoD,
Mimi, were married at the Catholic
church in Mapleton June 27.
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The Christian Mems meeting was
largely attended Sunday afternoon and
many interesting testimonies we're
given. H. McCu]loch was leader.
Miss Alice Hayes, who with her
brother Albert has been spending
several weeks with friends at Crystal
Lake, near Minneapolis, is expected
home tomorrow.
Chester H. Decker went to Roches-
ter Saturday and spent Sunday. On
Monday, Mrs. Decker who has recently
had an operation at the hospital return
ed with him to Austin. She is getting
along favorably.
The Water and Light board has
just closed deal for the purchase of
two Smedley pumps, each capable of
pumping 100000 gallons of watt T
daily, to be installed by Oct. l. This
means an expense of $4,000.
"A petition is being circulated fol
the paving of Water street from the
present paving at Chatham street east
to the Milwaukee station. 1t will be a
great improvement if the property
owners consent to have it in.
Mrs. J. Schwan had an operation
for the removal of tumor Thursday
morning at the Mayo hospital in
Rochester. Mr.. Schwan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Campbell accompanied her
Mrs. Schwan is getting along nicely by
reports up to yesterday.
-Orlie L. Gibbons has resigned as
janitor in the Franklin school building
and will go on the road for paint house
He has been janitor for the past -four
years and has done faithful satisfactory
work. The board is now looking fol
his successor.
The Leckbands, who own the Aus
tin Gas Company plant, are putting in
gas plants at Oelwein and Hampton
Iowa. They have patent machine
with which they push the small gas
pipes across the streets under the paw;
ing by strong pressure from the side OF
the|street. This saves disturbing the
paving.
Rev. G. w. Lutz held services al
Cedar City school house last Sunday
afternoon. Owing to it not being
generally known the congregation was
not large but thoroughly appreciative
He will hold services there again Sun.
day, July 18th at three o'clock in the
afternoon.
The presbyterians have over $1O,'
600 on their subscription list for their
new church edifce and will soon com.
mence to build They have rented
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