Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26
Cook with Cas- III
nj, IA son was born ii to N Is. Joseph
Furtney Friday. 5 hui #88

st. Paul5 55 HI.
I .5.- 80 gas range will bring comfort il.
- W. Peaches for canning one dollar q
box at DALAGER's. 5 s51s Nj 2 .sasi 81 MI
,. a son was born to- Mrs. Albert
Neller Of y UdOlpho Wednesday. s.s i@
If your fifty cent tea doesn't suit
you try DALAGER's. s5.5. 35. ...5.ls.... S:.5s.
Fresh grapes, sweet potatoes, cram.
berries and plums at DALAGER's Gro.
Gerry. . :* # " 4 Il "#'.5.: F. <.>3. Y. %.
Clare Basford came home from the
state university Saturday on account
of illness. 23 5:sT /. ...@ I.
Highest market value paid for good
dairy butter at the Hub Grocery De-
partment. ye,G .@@>><%EE VI: lS1'} &@4H IT, Fl
Miss Lila .Loucks went to Fort
Dodge Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ray Brown. s:@a r >~:.- ~ III
Mrs. Mary A. Duffy left Wednes-
day for Los Angeles, Cal to visit her
daughter. # r. ~. II:
Rev. G. W. Lutz exchanged pulpits
last Sunday with Rev. G. H. Patterson
of Albert Lea. Z ~Ea~. =
Engineer J. T. Ryel led the meeting
of the Christian Brotherhood at Elks
hall Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. T. F. McCue of Darlington,
N. D., arrived Monday to visit J. L.
Mitchells family.
Miss Stacia Ryan of Moscow has
accepted position with the n. w.
telephone exchange.
| The o. r. G. gave grand carnival
ball at the auditorium last evening.
Carpenters orchestra.
| Highest market value paid for all
kinds of farm produce at the Hub
Grocery Department. If
IS. G. Lobdill of Spring Valley visit
ed his daughter, Mrs AL. Smith, Wed
nesday and Thursday.
Miss Helen Banie]d left Wednes.
day for Poughkeepsie, N. Y. to resume
her studies at Vassar college.
Henry Roberts of Lyle township is
| planning to spend the winter in Cali
fornia to enjoy milder climate.
You will think of quality when
price is forgotten. Get your fuel of
Eclipse Lumber Co. Both phones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Klitzing of
Elkton drove over yesterday to take in
the county fair and street carnival.
Our bins are always loaded with
0f
you can rely on. Eclipse Lumber Co.
Another heavy rain fall Thursday
night. Last week was very disagree
! able but the sun came out Monday and
yesterday.
George Churchill and family NOV
ed Saturday from Waltham township
to the W. W. Padelford farm in the
Dinsmoor district.
Mrs. Ada M. Smith returned Wed
nesday from Minneapolis where she
spent a month with her daughter, Mrs.
l.. N. McWhorter.
Miss Lutte Ober of Los Angeles,
CAL, is visiting friends here to their
great delight. She is popular men,
Der of the K. K. K.
david A. Maxwell of Covina, Cal.,
who has been visiting relatives in Ian
sing for the past three weeks left for
his home yesterday.
The ladies OF St. Augustine's
church will serve dinner today and to-
morrow in the room next south of M.
j. Keenan's music store.
Mrs. K. f. Lindsay of Saginaw,
Mich, arrived W ednesday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Wilson Beach, and will
remain for an indefinite time.
| Sheriff n, Nicholson returned yes.
terday from Marshalltown where he
was witness against one Of the burg
lars who broke into two safes in the
third ward last spring.
Will all subscribers to the Y. w.
c. A. please pay dues as soon as pos
sib]e to Miss Hortense Robbins, Mrs.
Geo. Anderson or at the :rooms? Over
Bassler's clothing store next north of
Citizens Bank.
Mrs. G. II. Davidson and grand
children came from Darlington, N. D !,
Friday evening and Mrs. G. H. David
| son, Jr., arrived Saturday evening to
take in the fair and carnival.
Miss Gertrude Horrobin arrived
| Thursday from Rockham, s. D., where
she is c]erking in her fathers store.
She will visit here for a short time.
She finds Dakota air healthy.
The new. two-story house of
| engineer VIM. Anderson, Water and
Greenwich streets, is enclosed and the
first coat Of plastering is finished. 1t
will be 24x4j feet and will be a fine i'm
provement.
The masons will begin OH the foun-
| dations of the new M. E. church edifice
this week and the work will be rapidly
pushed. We give a good view Of the
building as it will look when complet-