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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-13
TEMPO FREsCO Y
IIuuiOso en- Ia isIa.
la Temperature media en- San Juan
fu6 78.79, que es 1872 bajo
Ia normal.
En- Ia division Oeste HeeptO Las Marlas, IA pre-.
Clpitaci6n fus mOdsrada.
(De5 Weather Bureau.

Boletfn semanal del tempo, de la sema-
ma que termin6 ell dfa 8 de Junio.-El
tempo fresco y lluvioso que hubo lilti-
mos de Ia semana anterior ha seguido en-
toda la presente semana En- casi todas
las estaciones ha llovido fuertemente, con
truenos el dfa 3, 8, 8. Ell promedio de
Ia precipitation en- la isla fu6 327 puIga-
das, la precipitation semanal mayor del
afio mucha mas es la normal en- la esta-
ci6u. Las cantidades que han informado
yarfan desde vestigios en- Juana Diaz
8 81 pulgadas en- Las Marfas.
Promedio de dfas de lluvia, 4 La tenn
peratura media en- San Jnan fue 1871 2,
que es 1.3 baio la normal.
Division Norte. En- casi todas las esta-
clones informantes Sc ha registrado sobre
tres pulgadas en precipitation, la cantidad
mayor 6.33 pnlgadas ocurri6 en- San Lo-
renzo. Ell promedio en- Ia division fu6
3.95 pulgadas que es el doble de Ia nor
NAL. La lluvia ocurri6 en- un promedio
de cinco dfas, pero fu6 de caracter muy
local. La temperature maxima fue 80 .;
mfnima, 55 2.
Division Este. La precipitation fu6
fuerte en- la parte 8. de la division, pero
algo bajo la normal en- la parte N. FL
promedio en- la division fu6 3.18 pulga-
das. Temperature maxima, 90 ?; mini
ma, TOO.
Division Sur. La precipitation en- Ia
costa vari6 de 100 pulgada en- Yauco
4.4O pulgadas en- Guayams. Pero sinem-
barge en- la parte interior de Ia division,
hubo muy poca precipitation. El promo
i = n z 4 ttn N
peratura maxima, go; mfnima, SOC.
Division Oests Excepto en- las Marfas,
la precipitation fu6 modeTada. En- dicha
estaci6n, durante un fuerte aguacero que
cay6 eI dfa 5, Sc registraron 4.3O pulga-
das de lluvia. Durante ell mismo tempo
raj cay6 algdn granizo. Ell promedio en-
Ia division fu6 3.76 pulgadas. Tempera-
tura maxima, 80 2; mfnima, 81 ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-13
An6cdOta C6Iebre.

En- Atenas fu6 un Gia q la comedia un
pobre viejo de aspecto venerable Todo ell
teatro estabs va lleno, y este en- vano iba de
una parte otra buscando d6nde sentarse.
No hubo ninguno en- la multitud que
procurase un puesto al viejo.
Pero habiendo pasado por delante de
algunos espartanos que Sc encontraban en-
Atenas en- calidad de embajadores, siguien-
do la costumbre de su ciudad, Sc puBieron
en- pie lie rogarOn, con Ell respeto mas
ejemplar, que aceptase uno de sus asientos,
el mas c6modo y Ell mas eleYado.
Observe Ell pueblo tai aeto, y demostr6
Bu aprobaci6n con un APPLAUSE universal,
10 que di6 OCCASION que uno dJese:
Los atenienses sabemos, pero no hace-
mos 10 que es conveniente.
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Els necesario exigir que cada hostfa tenga
grabadO 81 nOmbre Digestive MojaTEieta
perO un solo estuche produce mejOr efeCto
que una docena de bOtellas de aqua mineral
8 de CualquieI otrO remediO. Ademas de
ser el dnicO curative radical, del estdmRgO
y del instestino, Ell Digestive MOiarT1et pu-
rifIca los alimentos y los haGe asimilabIes
El legTtimO Digestive Mojarrieta cura en-
un dIa las indigestiones, en- I'M mes Las dis
pepsias gastralgias, y en- tres meses las
mas graves emfeTmedades cr6nioas del es-
tonnage del intestine. Est& universal
mente OOndKnado, en- foEma sin igual, que
Is efiCacia del Digestive MojarRieta es ver-
dadeHamente radical y superior la de TO-
dos los otE0s remedies.
De venta en- las pTIncipales faTnacias de
de Europa y Am6Eica.
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.FALLECIO EN- CARO-
lima la seTofita Ne
val.
Una gran aVenida que ha heGh0 en-
dichO pueblo el rio grande de
LOiza.
A Csusa de las freCaentes IIuVas fuerOn muy
pOGOs los eIsCtOres que So lnsCrihIeFon.
ODE maestro eorregpongal. }

JUNO 11.-El sabado por la noche tuvo
fatal desenlace la enfermedad que venfa
padeciendo la seforita Maria Neval
Joven, en- la primavera de su iuventud,
abandona la escena de Ia vida. Su muer-
te ha sido aquf generalmente sentida. Vir-
tuosa y buena Bupo captarse Ia estimaci6n
de todos.
De ahf que su entierro, verifeado en- la
mafiana de aver, resultara una verdadera
manifestation de duelo.
Sirvan estas hneas de p6same sincere
que damos q sus afigidos padres y dem6s
familiares.
Hoy ha hecho una gran avenida Ell
rio grande de Lola.
Con tai motive el trafco entire este pue-
bio = los que separa ldicho rio, Sc viene
hacienda con gran difcultad.
-El cinemat6grafo frances de Ia en-
presa Vargas que actualmente Sc halla
aquf viene dando funciones con 6xiUo.
Las yistas que exhibe son magnffcas y
muy del agrado del p6blico que asiste
dichas funciones.
-Ha hecho su ingreso en- ell partido
unionista, el sefor Pedro Marco, vecino
del barrio de sabana-baja, de esta iuris-
dicci6n.
Well come.
-Pasado mafiana sale para LOLA en-
inspection sanitaria, el doctor don Jose
Lugo Vifias, actualmente en- esta locali-
dad en- funciones de su cargo.
Sc trata de celebrar un bale en- los
salones de la casa-ayuntamiento.
A causa de las frecuentes lluvias de
estos dias, fueron muy pocos los eIectores
que Sc inscribieron en- Ell precinto de este
pueblo Ell sabado t1ltimo.
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NOTAS PERSONALES.

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad Ell Doc
tor don Acisclo Bou, del Corozal.
Don Jose Benftez Dfaz, hacendado
de Vieques, ha llegado aver esta ciudad
en- asuntos de negocios
Don Eduardo Georgetti, Ehacendado
de Barceloneta, Sc encuentra en- San Juan
desde aver.
-Ha regresado 4 uu residential de Isa-
bella, ell doctor don Vicente Roure.
En- breve quedardn confrmados los
nombramientos para la Comisi6n de Ia
anemia. Son indicados los doctores Seiu,
Gutierrez = Martinez.
I'm banquete sera dado q Monsehor
Blenk, como despedida, por los elementos
cat6licos de esta ciudad y Representatives.
de la isIa. Para el acto ha sido invi-
tado 81 sefior Gobernador.
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AL hablar de la Peruna, Ell famoso
actor Robert Downing, dice:
"Es de notarse quo q personas POGO
saludables Sc les hace ell calor mas in
soportable; este 10 evito 20, tomando
Peruna. Por ell term6metro Sc que hace
calor, no obstante, este verano no 10 he
sentido tanto.
"La Peruna eS inmeTOEabIe como
preventive, para las enfermedades que
en- VeEanO nos perSigneH, debidO q
IA Hariacf6n del tempo. Para eI Que
Viaia eS eImejOr cOmpaHerO y protector
contra Ia Influenza de Ia malaria.
''La acci6n refrescanto que produce en-
amembrana mueosa, es Invaluable para
actcres y cantores, pues hace desapare-
Ger ID tendenciR ronquera qae tantas
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lInO que muri6 instantaneamente
en- AiaSCO.
Rsysrta que hubO en- aquel pueblo entire dos
"CaIas".
(De nuestrO eorrespOnsaL. }

Junio 11.-El domingo falleci6 instan-
taneamente q consecuencia de una patada
de un caballo 81 infeliz jornalero Ramon
Arroyo
-El teniente de Ia policfa insular senior
Guanil auspendi6 al guardia suarez de
empleo sueldo , le formula cargos; vino
Ia investigation probada Ia inocencia del
guardia qued6 repuesto en- su empleo.
-N lunes hubo una reyelta entire dos
''cajas'' de este pueblo que hace tempo
que debfan estar bajo sombra. La CORES
pondiente denuncia ha preaentado Ell cabo
Garcia, quien nos dice eata dispuesto ha-
Ger que solo prevalence el orden mas per-
fecto.
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veces sobreviene al pasar de un gabinets
caliente un escenario frio.
"EH una paIabra, Ia Peruna, como
f61fcO me ha hecIO n7&S blen que ninRus
ma Ofra Heficina. .''---IOberf Downing.
El DR.. Hartman fue ell primer medico
en- Ell mundo que describe exactamente
ell catarro sistematico. Su remedio Ia
Peruna, dnico remedio para ell catarro
sistematico, es conocidO en- todo el
mundo civilizado.
Pida al DIR. Hartman su dltimo nbro,
dtuIado "Catarro Cr0nico."
Direction: DIR. Hartman, Presidente
del Sanitario Hartman, Columbus,
Ohio, E. U. de A.
La correspondence es atendida
estricta y confidenciaImente.
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La situaci6n en- ell transvaaI.

Pretoria mayo 95.-El desarrollo econ6-
mioo del pals no es tan grande como Sc es-
peraba despu6s de Ia guerra, porque crece
el odio contra Ell gobierno ingl6s Els pro-
bable que ocurra alg6n movimiento revo-
lucionario. FL Gobierno Imperial es casi
SECURE que tendrd que prestar auxilio 4
los campesinos.
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Una contribution que tratan de i'm
pOner a pesGadOres de PaIO
SeCO.
Al ayuntamlsntO de TOa Baja toea ahora sJsr-
Ger de coco.
(De maestro corresponsaE.

JUNO 12.-Los pescadores de este po-
bIado, gente pobre 81 la hay, no pasa un
dia sin que tengan en- frente alguna anne
naza.
Ahora le toca hacer de 'coco" al ayun-
tamiento de Toa Baja, pues trata de impo-
ner una contribution las yolas peacado-
ras.
La ley municipal preceptda contribu-
ci6n q las embarcaciones de carga y paseje,
pero NADIA dice de las que Sc dedican ex.
clusivamente la pesca.
Un escrito ha sido presentado la cor
poraci6n munipal de esperar es que sc
inspire en- sentido jusiciero.
-Ha cafdo muy bien en- la opinion el
nombramiento del senior Rafael Torrech
para presidente de la sub,junta de Ia
Union en- este poblado, por ser elementc
valioso de iniciativas.
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RET TRETA.

Por la banda del Regimiento de Puerto
Rico en- Ia plaza Baldorioty, lacual tocar6
ell siguiente programa:
10. Un Saludo & Ia Francia. Paso
doble. Espinosa.
20. Gran Fantasia de la opera ''Mari-
tana''. Wallace.
30. Chateau Margaux. Walls de Ia
zarzuela del Maestro Caballero.
40. Prelude del drama lfrico en- tres
actos "La Campana MfIaoroaa.'
del Maestro Marqnez.
so. Las estrellas del Sur. Overture.
A. Mahl
60. El Gondolero. Capricho. Powell.
Himno.
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SEPASE.

Que no pubIicamos communicates sin que
sean pagados por adelantadO.
Cada seis palabras Sc cuentan p0r una IL
nea y la l1nea vale diez centavOs.
Las cartas que Vengan con con comuni-
Qadoa sin su importe, no sc contestan.
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ExCaVaCiOnes en- las IIanuraS de Ba-
biIOnia.

Excavaciones recientes hechas en- las la
nuras de Babilonia bajo Ia direction de la
Universidad de Chicago, han revelado Ia
existencias de ciudades que forecieIon mu-
cho antes de la misma Babilonia Preci-
samente bajo las ruinas de 6sta Sc han des-
cubierto obras de arquitectura de inge-
nierfa que hoy causarfan asombro.
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EnLa CorrespoDdepcla

Fianzas en- met6lico con frma.
Recibos taIOnarios para cobro de alqui-
lereg de casa.
ConocimientOs de GOleta.
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Ia Luna Sc alquila una hermosa y ventila
ad habitacion. p,
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REU N 0 n

Esta noche las 8 en- los salones de Ia
Camara de Comercio de esta ciudad Sc
reunira Ia comisi6n nombrada por Ell go.
bernador para tratar del asunto cafeterO.
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EMRInuE G0NZALEZ DARlER

Abogado, ofrece sus servicios prOfesionales
en- s1 bufete, calle de la Fortaleza Mum. IL
bajos. Horas de oficina de 8 a IL a, M. y
de 2 4 p, M.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs

SUBAsTA PUBLICA BIENES INMUFBLEs
En- Ia de Rs Itena de San Sebastian a q de Junio
odos los henes eacondo de los mmos oubr
debd tempo las contributions vndas los dpone Ley Rem
Intenas
Il
0cuerdas2 s2casasB BarroC
Nicolas terreno BarroG Guaco. u 80
Orfia Y 4cuenias casasm
Barros emaa 81
JuanL Lopez Neves 80 cuerdas hario Culebrnas
Pueden los detaes que respecvos xpeentes
E pdad dbe depostar elective, di
de
fue batada propiedad los dez
Sebastian
(signed) GEO MARXUACH.-suh-C Collector
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Sc VENDE.

Un coche de cuatro ruedas. Dirigirse d
don Jose Hernandez Usera. Parada %.
Santurce. 6v no
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DOS COCHES con arneses Sc venden. Uno
de ruedas con dos siIloles en- buenas con-
diciones.
Una de rivas con dos ruedas y con muy
POGO uso. Dirijanse Behn Brothers. San
Juan Puerto Rico. ID. p.
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-sILLON DE ENFERMO.-se ven
de uno bueno. Para informes dirijirse
la administration de este peri6dico. d. p
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ENCAJE DE HILO-Las sefioras v se-
1Oritaa que deseen recibir 6rdenes por este
artfcuIo, pueden dirigirse q The Porto Rico
Dranwork and Embroidery Co. Allen
10, San Juan. P. r. 90v q
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TAQUIGRAFO.

Sc desea uno que sepa ingles y espaflol
Dirigirse f. HI. Dexter. Tetuan 10.
g " s
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Treasury DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs.

sUBASTA PUBLICA BIENES NAUEBLEa
En- i Sub ectura1 lie de Juno
1906 dia dia las de vendidos los
los
las ntbione fueron enbargas haEr gado
contbone vencdas sgGn dpone
Inteinas
a
aproximadoz
PRIDIERA SUBASTA.
Rosa Colon. 25cuerdas erreno Bo Sur
Serafna Ayaa, BarroB
HeTmene Garced 10 boho Bo Monte I1auo
Ramon olazo BarroT TIondura
Angela Beatriz
Echevaria 26 Bario Bayam6n
Manuel Rivera is un bohio bario Bayamn 10 10
Puedm los detals deen los rPeVos expednea
Ell propea
verified CdT, PueroEco 1906
CSgned) CARLOS AREYsAGA-sub CoetOr
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-03
VARCO

Mrs. Riley Brooks Sr. has been on
the sick list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w. Varco and
daughter, Vivian, visited at O. II.
Browns on Sunday. : 49,
= The young people at this place are
having fine time skating on the creek
and river. -
) The exhibitors from this place at the
poultry show are Mrs. F. II. Pike and
Son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed DeRemer and
Riley Lott.
"A New Years dinner was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Brooks to few
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rockafellow of Lyle
are spending couple of weeks visiting
her mother, Mrs, Bell Varco. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Varco entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Rosenthal and Mrs.
Thomas Varco on New Years day.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-03
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Happy New ear. s.
Earl Fairbanks yisit il z z y Austin '[n .last q
week. 81 81
Sam sWenson il taking an invoice Y lt s OF +
his goods. s5s2ss5 4.
W i'll Hartje is building . new shed he'd
for his cattle.
Mrs. Kellogg from Lime springs visit 8.
ed at D.. j. Adams last week. 1S#. EsI5
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. sI|
Henry Hagen next Thursday.
@ Henry Hartje has returned to his s
school at st. Paul after spending Christ
mas at home. Pc { .-@E N .z s. 5
Chas. G. Hogan spent several days at
fRenova last week taking an invoice I. OF
his goods there. s.sz.s9=*;-. s=ss.s; .:s.=. ls5.f
Mr., and Mrs. +. A. CARL and Mrs 1I
w allace Gregson and children have re-
turned; home. ~. -z 55.5fr .ff.. =.
The railroad people who intended to
spendNthe winter in Elkton have all
moved away. >.4s --.44>sgsE f u i - .. = S.,
The infant daughter of Chas. Hagen
was Christened last Sunday and given
the name Hazel Dorothy. ..,.
|. There are two weeks Of vacation in
our school. Miss sullivan is spending
her vacation at hone in Austin. "
F Mrs. LOOMS has a lemon tree twenty
three inches high which has a ripe
lemon on it twelve inches in circum-
ferance. t #,~. -
T The Christmas tree which was held
in the school house was a success in
every way. All the pupils we're well
remembered. The pupils gave the
teacher a handkerchief and jewelry box
and the district presented her with a
nice suit case. Some of our young men
were made happy by receiving watches,
horns and dolls. - ..@ ..
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-03
WALTHAM

Carl Haberkorn is seriously ill.
Will Benzel, who was kicked in the
stomach by horse, several weeks ago
has been taken to ST. Olaf hospital fol-
treatment. "
Mrs: Wachlin is having an attack Of
pneumonia. -
Ed Beuecke has returned from st.
0laf hospital Austin where he had
q successful operation for appendicitis
Special New Years services were
held at the Trinity Lutheran church
Sunday evening.
Rev. C. A. Affeldt will conduct ser
vice In this village next Sunday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock. -
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-03
ATTRACTIVE NEGLIGEE.
The Popular surplice- Style Has In
vaded the Realm Of the Matinee
and Tea Jacket. rs

Negligees are in demand at all sea-.
sons of the year. illustrated is most
attractive one made of pretty challia3
with simple trimming of banding, which
allows a choice Of loose or puffed.
sleeves. 1t is gotten out by the Peoples
Home Journal. The slightly open neck
means comfort and style in one, and
or left free, as preferred. Whether
made with the full Or with puffed
sleeves it is eminently simple, and it ia
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-03
LANSING

Hazel Beatty of Blooming Prairie
came Wednesday for short visit with
relatives.
Vera Wilder of Lyle was a guest Of
Mary R. Vaughan last week.
Ray O'Halloran of Austin has been
assisting G. E. Payne invoice his stock
of goods the past week. :
H. M. Mcintyre spent Thursday in
Faribault.
Mrs. Brose Bassett of Alden came
the last of the week and visited Mr.
Chaffee's family and other relatives. :
Eastern Star Celia Chapter held a
social gathering Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Mabel Vaughn and Mrs.
Lettie CARL. The families of the
chapter were present. A. social even
ing was enjoyed games were played
and banquet was served.
Nellie Vaug han was pleasantly sur
prised Thursday evening by number
of her friends, who spent the evening
with her. .=
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Chaffee came up
from Otranto Sunday>for Il short visit
with relatives.
The birthday. club gave a. reception
New Years day, in the Court:of Homo
hall, to the people Of this village and
vicinity
Rev. l. B. Wood, his mother and sis
tors of Brownsdale attended the recep.
tion here Monday afternoon.
Miss Salz9eber of Boscobelt, Wis, is
visiting her brother, a. J. salzgeber of
this village
Mr.. Walter Hyde came down from
Blooming Prairie Monday and was a
guest of H. M. McIntyre's family.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Lizzie Lyons Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. o. T. LaBar returned home from
Minneapolis Sunday eve .
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Munson visited
relatives here last week before going
to their new home nesr Dexter.
Mrs. Sherman Of Dexter spent Fri
day here with relatives.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-03

Stone assisted 81 Rey. 3. Sherman, tho
N. w holding q 3 aerYics q Is at the
grave lHes youthful widow mother
brothers and q host of friends have the
sympathy OF all.
The following is 4 taken from the
Woodson county kansas Advocate:
ssThe home OF Dr.. S. 3 Bacon is made
.desolate BY the death of a beloved
daughter, Minnie. She was born March.
3, 1855, and during the sixteen years of
her glrlhood has by her loving dispo-..
sition made hosts Of friends who
mourn her untimely end. Always in
the lead in her classes at school, q faith.
full attendant at church and Sunday
school, she will be greatly missed BY
her classmates. She was member of
the Junior class of the high school and
of Miss Chellis' Sunday school class
and Of the Christian church, and all of
her teachers speak of her in terms OF
highest affection. Shells suryiyed..by her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. S. j. Bacon, a
brother, Morton, two sisters, her twin,
Mabel and Mrs. Lizzie Scarlet of Rock
Island, I'll, all of whom have the sym
pathy OF the entire community. She
was sick but few days, being taken
with dyptheria on Wednesday and
dying on Sunday afternoon, There
has gone from our midst a beautiful
and loving character and only time can
heal the broken hearts and soften the
sorrow of her many friends. Dr., and
Mrs. Bacon weree former residents Of
Leroy. He being brother of Mrs. S.
ID. Martz and Mrs. S. E, Morse Of LIE
Roy aud Mrs! VIM. Corbitt of Austin.
Mrs. Bacon is sister of E, A. Whit
comb. 55~...s =. p.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-03

When planning business or pleasure
trip from Chicago to Buffalo, New
York, Boston or any Eastern point, you
investigate the satisfactory service ,af-
forded by any one of the three Express
Trains operated by the Nickel Plate
Road, Colored port ers arein charge Of
coaches, whose duties are to look. after
the comfort of passengers while en-
route. Special attention shown ladies'
and, children, as we'll as elderly people,
travelling alone. No excess fare charg-
ed on any train on the Nickel Plate
Road. American Club Meals, from 35
cents to $1.OO, served in Nickel Plate
dining cars. One trial will result to
your satisfaction. ALI trains leave
from La Sale Street Station, only De-
pot in Chicago on the Elevated Rail-
road Loop. Call on or: address, John
Z. Callahan, General Agent, 1l3 Adams
ST., Room 298. Chicago.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-03
OAKLAND

Geo. James Of Austin was aa caller
here one day last week.
Miss Eleanor Hallowell of Mortified
spent few days at the Frisbie home
;as; week.
John Dearmin will commence work
this week at the HORNED Packing
House.
Frank Morgan was county seat
caller Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Hardy and children
spent Sunday in Austin.
Messrs Calvin and Clayton Frisbie
visited in Albert Lea a few days last
week.
Miss Sylvia Ashley of Austin spent
Thursday at the F.. s. Morgan home.
The Baptist Sunday school held their
annual election of officers Sunday
which resulted as follows: Supt., Rs-
leigh Lugg; Assist. :zSupt., Mrs. Nina
Dysslin; Treas, Leslie Register; Sec,
Geo. Wiseman; Librarian, Zelpha
Lugg; Organist Alice Frisbis. "
;. Thad Veness Of, Albert Lea spent .
couple Of days here last week visiting
friends. -;
( Miss Edith Beardley of Austin at
tended church here Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
tist church will meet with Mrs. John
H gister Jan. II Come for dinner. =.
Mrs. Swedberg visited Miss Mi q
Frisbie few daysag -
The New Years dinner at the ;Bap-
tist church was we'll attended, and all
report good time. - s...
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-03
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The young people have enjoyed fine
skating this winter. The ice is. the
best it has been in several years.
Mrs. Cobb and daughters Ethel and
Enid ate New Yew Years dinner with
Mr. and Mrs: Niles Putnam at Carpen-
ter. 3 : - 2
Mrs. I. Dahl went to Rochester to
consult the Mayos. They tell her the
same as her own doctor, that she will
have to suffer for six weeks longer be.
fore they dare take the piece of bone
from the jaw. She has been sick over
month now. "
We are sorry to learn that Miss
Matte DeRemer has resigned her posi-
ton as teacher in our school. Miss
DeRemer has been in poor health for
some time; her scholars are heart brok-
en- to loose her. =.
Miss Roberta Leedle is invoicing her
Millinery stock, she expects to sell soon.
=. Miss Edith Rockafellow of Weston,
:Neb., is visiting her brothers, John and
Art.
Arthur Rockafellow, who has been
lin the hospital the. past week expects
TO return home about Friday, he is
feeling much improved.
The young ladies and high school
girls played basket ball Sat. night. A
fine game 21 to % in favor of the
young ladies.
The third number of the Lecture
Course will be given Friday night at
the Congregational church. Single
tickets 35c.
The Misses Rudlocks are home for
Xmas vacation.
The Misses Sherman, Cobb, Peterson
and others came home tor Xmas.
Mrs. Ella Hedemark of Mason City
is visiting relatives here.