Mower County transcript., 1907-03-13
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Fred G.. Baird attended the big auto
mobile show in Minneapolis last week.
Ed. Barr. and family moved to
Mason City yesterday for residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miner of Egan,
SD. spent Sunday with relatives here.
4 Mrs. l. u. Wilder of Lyle township
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Mary A. French.
The M. E. Women's F. M. Society
met with Mrs. G. w. Lutz at the par,
sonage yesterday afternoon:
-Four candidates took the third de-
gree in Masonry Saturday evening
conferred by Fidelity lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Fenton went to
Minneapolis Monday to spend a month
with their sons and families.
-C.5L. West went to Chicago Sun,
day night to select goods. Look out
for very fine display on his return,
The Duodecim Club met with
Roland Lutz Friday evening and gave
profitable and entertaining program.
Mrs. Rufus G. Allen left Tuesday
evening for Grand Junction, COL, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Pickell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall left Fri
day for their home in Mohall, N. D.,
intending to stop in the Twin Cities
on the way.
A delegation of Austin Masons
went. to Dexter last evening and as
sisted in the dedication. Of the new
Masonic hall there. >.
Mrs. Veta Welsel- Browning, Te.
Gently of Denver left for Chicago Sun
day evening, to take course at
training school for nurses. -..-
Miss Cynthia Bailey, who has been
head clerk in the Fair store for several
years, has accepted a position in Mason
City and will go there about April |.
Miss Julia Lowry tripped and fell on
the floor at her home Friday evening
and broke hip bone. She was taken
to the home of Alfred Lowry Saturday
to be cared for. ~. Il
The Neighborhood Club and friends
from surrounding districts met at Con.
cord hall Saturday and enjoyed "a pic
mic dinner. About 50 were present.
The afternoon was spent socially. Sew
eral musical selections we're given.
The first coat of stucco was put on
the interior of the new Presbyterian
church last week and the finishing coat
is going on rapidly this week. The.
carpenters will commence at once to-
put on the castings and wood work. f.s.s:.
itfz--J James w. Rising of Dexter was
brought here Monday from Aitkin
where he had a severe stroke of ,paraly-
sis about month ago. He was taken
to st. Olaf hospital for treatme ent. He
is in critical condition. III.
The Ladies Aid of the Presby yterian
churchs will be entert tainedf by Mrs.
Bert Grandall and Mrs. IL. sA. Ames at
the home Of Mrs. Crandall, $50 Lansing
Ave-, Friday afterno Jon. Refreshments
will be. served at a 80, to MI tich the men
are cordially invited.
There was a very large audience
present to hear the lecture by DR..
Roland Dwight Grant at the COngreS
gational church w ednesday evening,
this being the closing entertainment in
the Carnegie Library course.
The Social Twelve met with Mrs.
Ed .G Tompk rims on Garfield street
Wednesday afterno Jon and had an es.
|pecially pleasant visit together. A
fine suppersWas, served Nlrs. j Oe Mel
son and M rs. Niesbeck Of Brownsville
and SMrs.T Torrens were invited guests.
Miss Bessie Rolfe entertained q
party Of si ghteen Of her young friends
Friday aynight at the home Of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Th homas Savage,
lin Window township fine supper
was served at| 12 O'elock and games and
music were enj oyed until late hour
when the party Ras broug ght back to