Mower County transcript., 1907-12-04

The NJ. e. church will bold carni-
val week commencing Dec. 16. r-:%
Miss Ollie Corneveaux was home
from St. Paul to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Vera Harrison was here from
Pillsbury academy to spend Thanks
giving -
City attorney Pridham returned
Thursday from business trip to llli-
nois.
MIR. aud Mrs. Caleb Powers went to
Lyle yesterday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. r. S. Gordon.
Miss Nettie Belden expects to 60
to Otranto today to spend a few days
with Miss Lizzie Dixon
congregational ladies hold their
bazaar at the Auditorium next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Eta Robertson came home
from Albert Lea college to spend
Thanksgiving, returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bennett of Mo.
bridge, S. D. came Friday to visit rela-
tiyes.> They returned yesterday.
Some of the best local talent will
appear in "The Old Country Store" at
the Auditorium next Monday evening.
Jay X. McKenna left Sunday fer
Louisville, KY. to begin course of
study at the Kentucky School of Medi-
cine.
The foot ball game on. Corbitt's
field Thursday afternoon resulted in a
score of IL to 0 in favor of the High
School Stars.
"A large company of relatives en-
joyed family reunion on Thanksgiv.
ing day at the home of Perry L. Rey-
nolds on Oakland avenue
&C. E. Kelsey went to Monticello,
Iowa, Wednesday to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Kelsey. who has been visiting
there for several weeks, returned with
, him.
Miss Nellie Rutherford was home
from Fort Dodge, Iowa, where she is
teaching, to spend Thanksgiving. She
returned to Fort Dodge Sunday after.
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormanzo Benton en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thomson,
Mrs. G. w, Benton and Herbert, and
Carl Syck and family of Brownsdale
for Thanksgiving.
The Gazooks had very pleasant
meeting with Miss Lucy Thomas Sat-
urday evening. A fine supper was
served and the evening was spent in
story telling, vocal and instrumental
music and games.
Will Garvey who fell off freight
car at Owatonna three weeks ago and
had his leg injured returned Saturday
to Austin from the Owatonna hospital
He is getting along nicely.
Christmas Day comes three weeks
from today. Are you ready? 1t is
much better to do your shopping now
than to wait until the crowded stores a
few days later.
Last Sunday was rally Sunday at
Christ Episcopal church and large
proportion of the membership was pres.
ent There we're special communion
services for men.
"A company of about twenty young
friends surprised Harry Pettingell Fri
day evening at his home on Water
street. Games and music were enjoyed
and very social evening was spent.
Will P: Miner has rented the old
Stimson livery barn on Chatham street,
corner of Water, and will keep feed
and livery stable. Will has excellent
success in this line and knows how to
please his patrons.
DO not miss the splendid entertain
ments at the Presbyterian church this
week by DR.. and Mrs. Crary. Moving
pictures, illustrated songs and instruc-
tive lectures on travel They make up
great intellectual treat. -
The .Vesper service at the Y. w. c.
A. rooms Sunday afternoon was led by
Mrs. Norman F. Earl and much inter
est was manifest. Special music by a
chorus from the Baptist Sunday school
added to the interest of the program
The Mcintyre W. r. Corps Sewing
Club was entertained yesterday after.
noon by Mrs. P. Bump, Mrs. c. D. Bel.
den, Mrs. j. G. Hawkins and Mrs. w
E. Brown at the home of Mrs. Bump.
The members of Mcintyre post were
invited to supper. .
An enjoyable birthday party was
r;uor for Mo1o urvonoo Er,1ov ovo