Mower County transcript., 1906-01-17
The Progressive League will meet
this evening

Rex Clay is reported as in little
more favorable condition.
Full commissio toners proceedings on
the fourth and fifth pages
Mrs. Roy Holmes has been laid up
with tonsilitis for the past week.
10 Astrakan and Near Seal coats
at wholesale prices at VESTS.
F. Excellent dramatic attractions at
Music Hall, Austin, all next week.
Charles Merrick Of Napoleon, n. D.
spent Sunday with his parents here.
The late trains yesterday make our
correspondence page light this week.
: - Jan. 9 was the forty fifth wedding
anniversary Of Dir. and Mrs. W. l.:
,Hollister.,
Mrs. J. Opie returned Wednesday
from GAINESVILLE, Wis, where she visit
ed her daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Schleuder
went to Winnebago City Friday to
spend few days with relatives.
The Clinton Falls Nursery Co.,
Owatonna, MIMI, sells stock that grows.
They replace free of charge any that
dies.
Mr.. T. D. Foster of Ottumwa, la,
gave. an address Sunday afternoon st
the Congregational church on Y. M. c.
A. work.
Mrs. L. P. Nelson fell yesterday
morning on an icy place near the back
door of her house and broke two bones
in her left wrist.
The veteran. G. w. johnson, spoke
to the S. NJ. Normal College students
Friday morning on The Schools of
Fifty Years Ago.
MIR. and Mrs. J. L. Mitchell, and
daughter, and Mrs. c. II. Davidson and
consul James W. Davidson returned
from Minneapolis Saturday.
The Maude Henderson Stock &C.
all next week at Music Hall, presents
fine plays, pleasing specialties, and a
most satisfying show at popular prices.
Mrs. G. Seebach of Dexter returned
last week from the Mayo hospital at
Rochester where she had a successful
operation for gall stones. She is much
improved.
Winfield R. Gaylord Of Milwaukee
gave an address on the Mission of
Socialism at the courtroom Saturday
evening. There was a good sized audi
ence present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Robertson
reached their 18th wedding anniversary
on Monday and a number of friends
and relatives called Informally in honor
of the event.
Mrs. Nancy E. Clark came Monday
from Cedar Rapids to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. w. Wright. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. R. Cordley of Boston ac-
companied her.
Capt. W. H. Sutton and wife left
for California on Thursday and will
remain there for the rest of the winter.
They will visit at Los Angeles, San
Francisco and other points.
james A. Mills, the mail carrier,
started out yesterday morning on his
route, but on coming to drift higher
than his head decided not to break such
roads and returned without making his
entire round.
"A committee consisting of F. O.
Hall, c. L. West, T. H. Pridham,
George Beckel, G. A. Pooler, A. NJ.
Lewis and T. A. Revord Investigated
the street paving question in Minnea-
polls on Wednesday.
The city council at their meeting
Monday evening declined to allow the
tabernacle, which is to be built for the
Sunday meetings in March, to be locat-
ed at the head or Main street rs 1t is
within the fire limits.
Alderman Frank o. Hall has re-
ceived a letter from the Kettle River
Quarries Company of Minneapolis stat.
ing that the company can furnish creo-
soted wood paving blocks for 1926 per
yard for three inch blocks and $2,45 for
three and a half inch blocks. This
brings them near the cost of brick paw
ing.
The next attraction at Music Hall
will be the Maude Henderson Stock
Co., for a solid week, Jan. % to ~.
This is a fine repertoire company OF
twelve people and their plays are
staged with special scenery and fine
costumes. Popular prices, Is, Is and
35 cents.
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