Mower County transcript., 1907-06-12

Umbrellas recoverd while you wait
at Vests.
A gas range will bring comfort to
any home.
Lace curtains 38c pair this week
at Vests.
Stallion books for sale at this office
Geta good one.
Summer is here. We have had nc
Spring.
Have you shed your winter under
wear yet?
Mrs. Con Weisel went to West
Union Friday on visit.
-Dependa BILE goods and fair treat
ment always at Vests.
II. s. Dunning left Friday for Du-
buque/to visit for several weeks.
Pretty new Silk Umbrellas in col
ors, just received at Vests.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid cleared
$48 on the dinner Circus Day.
The Progressive League will dis
cuss an electric line to Austin this eve
ming. ..a... 8,-...- ra@
Mrs. C. L. West went to Mankato
Monday to attend the Normal COM
mencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miner Of Egan,
S. D. came Saturday to visit w. P.
Miners folks.
Miss Gertrude G.. Varco returned
Thursday from Winona Normal for a
brief vacation. .sM
K1RK'S SJAPROSE soapis twice the sizea
less than half the cost OF any brand Of really
good transparent soap Druggists and grocers.
The Gazook Club met with Miss
Leah Crane Saturday evening and had
an elegant time. --.,-.,.
Ladies' Silk Belts, Elastic Belts,
Leather Belts and Wash Belts in fresh
assortment at Vests
Mrs. w. J. Tyler and daughter
Hazel visited her sister Mrs. r. T.. De-
Croft in Leroy over Sunday.
Miss Flore nee Kumlin will leave
Saturday on months vacation to be
spent at several places in Iowa.
p, Mrs. Ira Padden and daughters
Edith and Elsie came home from Ham
line Saturday to spend the summer.
Engineer George Smith led an in
teresting meeting of the Christian Bro
therhood Sunday afternoon.
The 1907 Class Play, Esmeralda
will be repeated at Masonic Hall next
Tuesday evening. do not miss it.
"A large tarantula was found Satur-
day in bunch of bananas at the OWa-
tonna Fruit store. Call in and see it.
Mrs. H. Vail of White Rock, s. D
is visiting relatives here. She formerly
lived in Vandegrift neighborhood, east
of Austin. .|&1 av
Invitations for the wedding of
Laird Guy of Manchester and Miss Pearl
Rockford have been issued to take
place this evening. s@
: The Methodistst have decided to
name their beduti ifuFnewchhareh edidieeS1
the McCabe Methodist church from
one of their honored bishops. |
Fourteen applications for saloon
licences have been filed with the city
recorder and tho council will consider
them Tuesday evening, June 25.
The following have been appoint
ed the board of equalization for this
city: H. C. Waldecker, M. g. Nc
Laughlin, j. W. Mackie, E. G. Bas'
comb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Rasmussen
went to Beloit, Wis. Saturday evening
to visit their son for month. They
will also visit at Stoughton and other
points.
Miss Josephine Rasmussen VINO
has just finished term of school near
Detroit, Minn., has taken position
in the Detroit Department Store for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnitz went
to Minneapolis today to attend the
graduating exercises of their son Rob-
ert in the dental department of the
state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Stimson went
to Mortified Monday to visit: the Odd
Fellows Home. They went to St. Paul
yesterday to- attend the /. O. @. FL
The Children's Day program was
given Sunday morning in the Baptist
church although the rain 1nterfered
somewhat with the attendance. The
program was nicely rendered.
Mrs. Calvin D. Decker came from
Minneapolis Wednesday to spend the
week here and attend the graduating
exercises Of the class of 1907 of which
her son Lynn is member. MI. Decker
spent Sunday here.
"A joint parcel shower for Miss Ada
Leonard and Miss Addie Young was
given Monday evening by the G. G. |
club at the home of j. S. Young on Oak.
land avenue. About twenty were pres.
ent and the evening was spent merrily.
Numerous parcels were presented to the
two prospective brides.
-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 3. Crane had
q very enjoyable family reunion Sun:
day at their home in Minneapolis. All