Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
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O., NJ. s. st. p. Time Table.

c., M. s. st. P. Time Table.
Passenger, west bound. 2 Al and II ;45 p. m .
Passenger. east bound .12 :07 and 73l 7. m.
Freights, west bound ...... a :55 p. M
Frelghts. east bound ...8 40 a. m.
Mr.. Rummings Of st. Peter arrived
last week for visit with his daughter,
Mrs. w. B. Sleeper
o. a. Sleeper and wife left for St.
Paul on Wednesday. Mr.. Sleeper will
return in about a week, but Mrs.
Sleeper will remain there indefinitely.
j.. j. Hunt has his house moved back.
and will build onto the front of it.
Mr.. Sands has sold his farm Of eighty
acres, north of George Picks in section
36, Waltham, to John P. Nofsinger of
Spirit Lake, Iowa, getting. $63.6O per
acre. Mr.. Sands will move to North
Dakota next month where he has.
claim. Mr.. Nofsinger will not move
his family here right away, as he will
raise the house up and enlarge.
Miss Lillian Robertson arrived from
Alden on Thursday for sort OF pre-
North Dakota loyefeast.
Harry Nelson returned from Roches-
ter on Wednesday where on July 81,
he was operated upon for tubercul-
anepiditimus.
Mrs. Chas. Hoy returned on Thurs
day from a visit of several days at
Rockford, Ill. =. -
A large number of young boys and
girls, embracing the S" S. classes OF
Mrs. L. B. johnson and Mrs. Ole Han
son picnicked at the home of the form.
or on Wednesday afternoon. Ice cream
and cake and lemonade were heartily
INDUCED in by the young lads and
lasses. They all went out in big hay
rack. Mr.. Frizelle drove and he is now
of the opinion that the noise at foot
ball game is not in it, ~
Mrs. T. F. Bacon and son, Howard,
went to Hopkins last week for a visit
among relatives.
T. B. Frizelle's pastoral relations
with the Brownsville Baptist church
will cease after Sept. as he will leave
for Dayton, Ohio. to continue. his
studies at Dennison University.
VIM. lorns made "a business trip to
Lacrosse last week.
An Iowa old maid ate half pound
of cheese the other evening and that
night dreamedsshe had q man. Since
then the grocers in that town have
been unable to supply the demand for
cheese. -, .-..
Mrs. L. F. Sweet and son, John, of
Tomah, Wis.,, arrived on Thursday for
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Sweet. ....-..... es..u III.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campiona and two
sons of Faribault, arrived on Saturday
evening for q visit at the. Lawrence
home.
R. w, Stowe returned from ten
days visit with his son, Newton, at
Sauk Center. -
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. II. McCulloch OF
Austin, were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Lambert
Seven of the members of the Austin
Christian Brotherhood held an interest
ing meeting in the Baptist church on
Sunday afternoon. The meeting was
in charge of DR.. A. M Lewis and Mrs
Lewis sang several fine solos. Mr.
Lewis stated at the outset that thu
Christian Brotherhood had q member
ship of 500 and that the average atten
dance was from IS to 250. The mem
bers present gave some interesting
talks on their life's experiences whic]
wee listened to with raptIattention AM
| it is hoped they will visit us soon again
The church was we'll filed in tn
| evening by church and non.churcl
goers, to listen to an address on tina
all important topic, "Christ Befor
Plate" by Lafayette French. On &C
count of the limited time Mr.. Frencl
could not put the force into it. He rea'
most of it and then had to leave out
considerable portion. For this reason i
was not as we'll received as it otherwis.
would have been. However, it wa
one of the strongest worded addresse
ever delivered here. Itwas most clear
| ly portrayed the one-sidedness OF tn
trial, Jesus being three times acquitted
still they were bound to kill Him
Christ's death was proved conclusivel
to have been judicial suicide.
L. C. Brown, representing the Stat
Prohibition Committee Of Minneapolis
occupied the NJ. E.. church pnlpit las
Sunday morning.
| T. b. Iorns was overcome with th
heat q cO,lDlA of weeks 400 and %