Mower County transcript., 1907-09-04
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Mrs, Jane E. Gleason is recovering
from her recent accident.
COG. commenced their regular week
ly drills on Monday evening.
Mrs. Fay R. Smith went to Mime
apolis Saturday to visit friends.
Miss Etfie Hall went to Alexandra
Friday to teach for the ensuing year.
Choice cider vinegar for picking
and other purposes at DaIager's grocery
Miss Anna Watkins commenced
her fall term Of school at Anoka on
y. Monday.
Rev F E. Knopf arrived home
Wednesday from his vacation trip to
Billings, Mont.
Miss Lillian Gilbertson left for
Lake Geneva, Wis. to attend the Y. W.
C. A. convention.
Girl Wanted for general housework'
No cooking Inquire of II. Kaufman
500 S. Kenwood.
If YOU are thinking of building, let
ns fipnre on YOUR bill. We have the
stock. Eclipse Lumber Company.
The second annual picnic of the
Austin Club was held at Tacoma, Wash
Monday. There is large membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward and son
9 are taking in the state fair this week.
The tile roofing is being put on the
new NJ. E. church editice and work on
the interior will then be rushed.
That fifty cent tea at Dalagers
grocery is the best ever for the price,
Those who have used it will have no
other.
George h. Hough of Clinton, LII.
came last week to visit his sister, Mrs.
Jane E. Gleason. His wife and daugh-
:. ter accompanied him.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holgate return
cd Monday from St. Paul where they
visited their daughter Belle. Mr.. Hol
gate spent Sunday there and Mrs. Hol
gate was there three weeks.
For Sale 800 acre farm fair i'm
provements, all under cultivation, ~
miles south Grand Meadow, $40 pei
acre. Easy terms. Address Lock boz
277, Hampton, la. 2o
The fall term of the S. NJ. Norma
college opened yesterday with a graft
flying attendance. The main building
has been improved and thoroughly~ren
ovated during the recent vacation.
"A large number of our people art
at the state fair this week taking in thu
best"far on earth. Among the visitors
isl. z. Rogers, secretary of our county
fair, who is looking up attractions fo1
our own fair which occurs Sept. 24-27.
Mrs. Elizabeth Peck, mother of 0
N. Peck, died at the home of her sol
Friday morning. Age 78 years. Since
her husband died ten years ago she ha
spent part of the time with her sol
here. The body was taken to the oil
4 home in Wisconsin for burial.
Labor Day was observed in thi
CITY by several of the firms" The offlc
force of Shedd & Wright Compan,
went to Blooming Prairie in the after
noon for an outing. returning in tn
evening. Mrs. H. M. Brown accompan
led them as chaperone.
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advancements is to keep abreast of tn
times. This is especially true in mod
cine where such rapid progress is bein
made. DR.. Addison Jones was aske
how he managed to keep up with all
his clinical work and at the same tin
make his monthly visits so regularl
The doctor laughed and said, that sy
tenn was the secret, if there is an
secret.
Judge H. N. Lane arrived hon
Monday from his Missouri trip. +
spent about two weeks in the Ozarl
and other parts of southwestern Mi
souri,. He saw nothing that temple
him to leave Minnesota The app
crop is total failure on account of Il
Nav frosts. The corn crop, which.
the main depennence, is dried UP wi
drought SO that it is only three fe
high and is being cut up for fodde
4, Corn is 65 and 70 cents bushel. The
will be a scarcity of Illinois and IoV
apples also. Judge Lane was accor
panied by his son, w. O. Lane, al
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