Mower County transcript., 1907-09-11

-JOOK Win daS.
Miss Minnie Barnitz is visiting her
sister, Mrs. LOREN Trenary.
Choice cider vinegar for picking
and other purposes at Dalager's grocery,
Mrs. Henry Edgerton of Minot, n.
D. arrived Monday evening to visit
relatives.
Mrs. +. 1. Crane and daughter
Clara spent sunday with friends in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. S. w. Kaufman went to
Chicago Saturday to spend two weeks
with relatives. ..a
WANTED. Fifteen sewing girls
at once. Apply Albert Lea, Corset Co.,
Albert Lea, MINI.
County fair comes Tuesday, Sept.
"a. You'll have7to hustle to get ready
for your exhibit.
Miss Marie Kinsman will go to
Maple Plain, MINI. Monday to attend
Maplewood academy.
-Watermelons ten cents each.
Muskmelons ten cents each, three tor
25 cents at the Hub Grocery.
Mr., and Mrs. John Robertson have
removed to Portland, Oregon, to reside.
They have lived in Austin about II
years.
&C. Hemstreet will sell at public
auction at his farm in section 16, town
of Lyle Oh Sept. 18, all his horses and
cattle and farm machinery, and some
household goods.
For Sale 32O acre farm fair i'm
provements, all under cultivation, AZ
miles south Grand Meadow, $45 per
acre. Easy terms. Address Lock box
277, Hampton, la. 2o
Mrs. G. D. Belden and daughter
Nettie arrived home Monday evening
from their visit at Park Rapids. They
visited the state fair Saturday, and
spent Sunday in Minneapolis
BE sure and notice the display OF
Turtle Creek Nursery stock shown at
the county fair Sept. 24-27. Ask the
man in charge about the premiums
offered. J. NJ. Lindsay, proprietor. 81
Miss Laura Gregg expects to leave
in about three weeks for Tacoma,
Wash. where she will attend the Beute1
Business College the coming year. She
will visit her sister Mrs. II n. Stillman
Col, C. l.. West left for Chicago
Sunday evening to buy goods. He Will
90 to Duluth Monday as membef OF
the governors staff to attend the Ma.
tional Guard meeting. .@+
Prof. Frank A. Reynolds, who
spent several weeks with his parents'
Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Reynolds, return
ed a few days since to New York city
where he is instructor In Latin in the
Morris high school.
"A. N. kinsman is visiting his
daughters, Lima and Bessie, at the
Nashville Industrial school, near Nash
vile. Tenn. He arrived in New Y ork
Monday from Cuba where he visited
his son Calvin. He is expected home in
Austin next week.
There is an important correction to
be made in the ladies department OF
rremiums at the coming county far.
Under number 764 it should read zone
pair of pillow cases and sheet drawn
work. and under 7e5 zone pair OF pill
low cases and sheet hemstitched'. Cor
rect your list accordingly.
Statesmen WANTED: To in
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Absolutely new. Contains special
maps, special illustrations, statistical
matter and indexes. Descriptive mat
ter of the state, Physical, Commercial,
Historical, etc. A splendid opportun-
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"A surprise party was given Satur-
day evening for Mrs. Albert E. Hllker
at their home on Second street, it being
her birthday anniversary. About 15
were present. The evening was spent
lnerrily and supper was served about
II O'Clock. Mrs. Hilker received hand
painted celery dish as token OF esteem
from those present.
Mrs. r. E. Shepherd and daughters
Helen and Ruth of Billings, Mont,
arrived Wednesday for q visit with
friends. Mrs. Shepherd will return
home the last of this week. Ruth, will
resume her studies at Smith college in
Massachusetts and Helen will continue
her studies at Stanley hall, Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Parker of Rich
mond, Va, who have been spending
two weeks with relatives and friends
here left Monday evening, the former
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