Mower County transcript., 1906-09-19
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A gas range will bring comfort in

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every home. q W
Peaches for canning one dollar q
box at .DALAGER's. 5s EIl5s: 755.5s.
Get in all your exhibits for the
county fair by next Monday. Il \.
Miss Ida w elker Of Redheld, S. D.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Eva Brown.
:.7 Eaton Robbins was here from Al
bert Lea to spend Sunday at his home.
Miss Edith Beardsley went to
Spring Valley Thursday to visit rela-
tives. @.@:l@.s.>&@ u .%SsIs% ~ ! Is.
Fresh grapes, sweet potatoes, cram
berries and plumsaat DALAGER's Gro.
cery. N. %%7: :-.= 2 .*4... E&&:4& ri r .. .
The wedding of John Herzog and
Miss Helen McShane is set for Wednes-
day, Sept. t26. \ .~~~. !. i:~s -s.. :-...
The next meeting Of the W. c. T.U.
will be held next Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. q. M.
Page. ..~~ ~,
Miss Mary Detwiler of Minneapo-
lis spent last week on q vacation at
home here.
Cook with Gas.
Miss Veta West arrived from Cali.
fornia Friday after q visit of several
months there.
Miss Maurine French has CON-
menced work as stenographer in her
fathers law Office.
Mrs. H. L. Burgess of Ottertail
county is visiting Mrs. L. D. Carter and
other relatives here.
-Equinoctlal next Saturday. The
days will begin next week to become
shorter than the nights.
Mrs. w. s. Benton of Fairmont,
N. d. is visiting VIM. Goedman's fam
lily and other relatives here.
f-Mr. and Mrs. Alba Bump of Lon
don attended the Bump Kempfert we'd
ding here Wednesday evening.
Miss Stella Turton went Wednes-
day to spend week with Mrs. Alfred
Sodergren near Brownsville.
Miss Dorothy Knopf went to ,Ro-
chester Monday for an operation at the
hospital. Her father accompanied her.
Joseph Allen and family are NOV
ing into Austin from VarcO this week.
Miss Mabel will attend the S. M. Nor
NAL.
Miss Charlotte Snyder is taking ad-
vanced work in instrumental music at
the N. w. School of music at Mime.
apolis.
Mrs. H. l.. Banfeld entertained a
company of ladies Thursday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. G. W. Taylor of
Florida.
Mrs. w. E. Sloane and Mrs. Geo.
Robertson attended the opening of the
Albert Lea Women's college Monday
evening.
Miss Maud Anderson of Quincy,
ILL.,, spent last week with Miss Sadie
Norton, going to Albert Lea Saturday
on .Ylslt.. <,. -; y. :rJ%5
CIV. KelIner' who bought out W.
E. Browns :dray line, moved up from
Lyle HhuEs1ay and Isl located at 2o9
Second street. s.
Invitations are issued for the we'd
ding Of Frank Hotson of Lyle and Miss
Matte DeRemer of this city to take
place at noon today.
Joseph Keenan, who has sold out
his farm machinery business intends to
open real estate Office at his old loca
tion on Bridge street.
Mis-. W. NJ. LitchGeld left yester-
day for Pasadena, CAL, to spend the
winter. Her son, Chas. A. Litchfeld.
and family accompanied her.
-The Stoddard Reading Club met
with Mrs. w. E. Waldron Thursday af-
ternOOn. Papers were read by Mrs.
Frank Mitchell and Mrs. Ben Bassler.
Miss Vera Shell of Shelby, Iowa,
spent Sunday with her college friend,
Miss Leah Crane, and accompanied her
to Oberlin college Monday where both
will study.
Capt. M. J. Parmenter and wife
moved yesterday to their farm south of
Enterprise schoolhouse. They have
rented their house on west Mill street
to Dan Dibble.
Prof. Edwin F. Stefins, who was
formerly music teacher in this city,
died Sept. 9, at Blue Earth from the
effect of gall stones. He was highly
esteemed here.
County fair and Austin street car.
nival commences next Monday. Work.
men are busy setting the poles and ar
ranging the lights for the grand Main
street illumination.
Auction sale tomorrow, Thursday
afternoon, at the M. J. Parmenter farm
south of Enterprise school house
Horses, cattle, COWS, poultry, macbin.
cry. Parmenter and Allen.
Miss Hazel Parmenter returned
Sunday from an extended visit with
relatives near Quincy, Mich. Her
cousin, Miss Lizzie Marsh, accompan.
led her to visit relatives here.
&C. w. Dorsett, prohibition candi.
date for governor, and J. H. Worten.
dyke of California addressed an out.
door audience at Wold's corner Mon
day evening on the temperance issues
of tho 1av