Mower County transcript., 1907-06-12
FORTY-NINTH ANNUAL MEETING
OF the Central Baptist Association
to Be Held at Brownsville,
June 1921, 1907.

to Be Held at Brownsville,
June 1921, 1907.
Wednesday Afternoon
2:00-2:3 2:30-Devotional service, Rev.
E. A. Gilmore.
2:3O-5: 0O-Woman Home and For
eign Mission Hour. Report of
Association secretary, Mrs. A. Den
ison. Roll Call. Prayer. Imper-
sonation of Mrs. Ebonne Sjoblom.
The Pennie and the Missionary
Dollar Presentation of New Study
by Lillian A. Thompson. Paper,
problem of the Immigrant" by
Ernest Fagenstrom. Discussion
conducted by Mr.. Stewart, illus
trated by young ladies in costume.
Appointments of committees.
Wednesday Evening
7:45-Song service. Words of Wei
come, T. B. Frizelle. Committee
on nomination report.
S:15.-Annual sermon, Rev. r. E.
Sayles of Austin.
Thursday Morning.
|9:00-9: 9:15-Devotion service.
9:15-10: Young Peoples So
ciety, A. l.. Bates.
10: 0-10:15-Sunday School Hour,
Rev. N. E. Chapman.
1O:15-11:15-M Sunday School,
conducted by E. Fagepstrom.
11:15-Address, Rev. Orlo J. Price,
Phi. D. of Freeport, Ill.
Thursday Afternoon.
2:00-2: 5-Devotional service.
2:15-2: :45-Report of committees.
Unfinished business.
O.AE-0.1S
3:15-3: 3:45-Foreign Missions, Rev.
R. E. Sayles.
3:45-4: -Pillsbury Academy, DR..
M. B. Price.
4:15-Address Rev. Orlo J. Price.
Thursday Evening
1907: 50-Song Service, Rev. N. E.
Chapman.
1903: Missions, DR.. o. A.
Williams.
S:3O-Address "The Social Mission
of the Church." Rev. Orlo j.
Price.
Friday Morning.
5000: :15-Devotional Service.
9:15-9: Assembly, ad
dress by E. Fagenstrom.
10: 1911: :O0-State Evangelism, Rev.
r. H. Rasmussen.
| t11:OO-State Work, Rev. E. r. Pope.
August Wollenburg, ST., and VIM.
Steinke returned last week from a
trip to Pine county, where they spent
week fishing and looking over the
lcountry. They visited Henry Petry.
Mr.. Petry is about to build new
house from lumber sawed on his
farm there.
| Harry Nelson and his mother have
returned from their trip to Bowman
county, North Dakota, where they
each filed on claim. Harry will
| work on the section here until fall.
Section Foreman Heidke has in
creased his force of men to six and,
together with the Dexter crew, will
lay new steel rails in the Browns
dale and Dexter yards.
Max Braun, the butcher, recently
had his meat saws sharpened, and
the first thing he did was to saw in
to the forefinger of his right hand to
the bone. Luckily he is left handed,
so he can get along better than some
could.
|. w. H. Lawrence returned on Wed
neapolis. ...
| Minneapolis last week.
News was received of the death
of Mrs DR.. Britts, which occurred in
Minneapolis on the 3rd of June.
+ Henry woodward has torn down
the main part of his house and will
Erebuld 1926 and 14x14, two stories
high. ...,.<.5s. .,ss.s,.- ..,.
George Anderson writes from Dick
inson, N. D., that he is prospering
and will have nice farm some day,
from present indications.
f. Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Sleeper and
daughters, Ruth and Mabel, attend
led the class play given in Austin on
"wednesday evening, in which their
daughter Claire, took part.
A. B. Warren has been appointed
road overseer for the township of
Red Rock.
L. L. Quimby thinks Minnesota
way ahead of Missouri. The frost
land sleet about ruined the peach crop
down there Some of the farmers
down there have not got all of their
corn ground plowed yet, and there
lare very few pieces where the ear
lier planted corn is up.
If any one knows of any item OF
news please report it to the telephone
office.
The school board have hired the
teachers for the ensuing year. They
are, Grammar department, Z. G. Nit