Mower County transcript., 1907-09-25
BROWNSVILLE
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Passenger, wsist bound .s41 and II Is p: m j,
Passenger, east bound: :. .12 :07 aud ISL m
Freights. west bound. 4 IS p m:
Frelghts. east bound 40 a. m.
The Turley Dental Co. will be at
Brownsdale one. day, Saturday, Sept:
%, 1907.
Mr.. Merrill arrived from Wiscon-
sin on Saturday with his son, who
entered the Austin high school on
Monday. Mr.. Merrill returned on
Monday, but will move here with
his family the latter part of October.
Rev. B. Hitler of Langford, Kan
sas, arrived on Thursday for a few
days visit at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Hitler.
Mrs. N. N. Palmeter will enter
tain the Baptist Ladies' Aid society
on Friday afternoon. The ladies OF
the church are expected to bring re-
freshments, as it will be a picnic
aid. Everyone invited.
Miss Mamie Vandergrift has re-
signed her position as teacher in the
Clark district to accept more pay
ing position as teacher in the Devils
Lake, n. D., schools She is sue
! ceeded here by Miss Lillian Maryland,
| who commenced teaching on Monday.
Miss Celecta Lawrence left on
Monday for Mankato, where she will
attend the Normal. !:
The Turley Dental Co will be at
Brownsdale one day, Saturday, Sept.
l28, 1907.
James Fries is making new dray
wagon for Chas. Hoy. Mr.. Hoy was
thinking of starting in the dray
business at Twin Buttes, N. D., in
few weeks, but has finally decided
not to 20. That's where you are
wise, Charley; it's cold enough here:
The Turley nental &C. will le at
Browus.!a:e one day, Saturday, Sept.
28, 1897.
Mrs. Herman Schmidt and her
sister, Miss Annie Dulitz, started for
Austin on Monday morning, but be-
fore getting there met an automo-
bile. Their horse became frightened
and jumped around in such way
that both ladies were thrown out,
Miss Dulitz getting hurt by the fall.
The dashboard and fills of the buggy
were broken. The rig was left in
the country and the ladies caught a
ride into Austin with a farmer
where Mrs. Schmidt Immediately tele-
phoned to her husband, who left fol
the county seat on the afternoon
train.
Charley Wildman came up from
ICresco, Iowa, on Thursday, for
short visit with his sister, Mrs. j.
III. Thompson. Charley and his
father have been running grocery
store at Cresco the past few months
but sold out to other parties and
gave possession last Monday.
The Turley Dental Co. will be al
Brownsville one day, Saturday, Sept
%, 1907.
c.. O. Sleeper has purchased w. B
Sleeper's house. Mr.. and Mrs. w
IB. Sleeper are thinking some o1
spending a few months in the south
but it is reported that they have an
option on a certain tract of rea
estate in the village upon which
they will erect fine residence in
the spring. These are improvements
that are we'll worth mentioning.
Mr.. Heidke, the section foreman
brother, moved into T. F. Bacon's
house on Thursday.
O. A. Sleeper returned from North
St. Paul on Tuesday evening of last
week.
Mrs. L. w. Powers came down
from Minneapolis last week.
Rev. C. T. Hallowell of Mortified
will occupy the Baptist church pull
nit here on Sunday morning and will
preach in Sergeant in the afternoon
There will be no evening service
here.
The Turley Dental Co will be at
Brownsville one day, Saturday, Sept.
28, 1907.
The Brownsville Exchange recent
ly completed a line and installed