Mower County transcript., 1908-03-04
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Quite an electric storm Saturday
night for February.
Miss Jennie Peterson arrived home
from Rochester Tuesday, much i'm
proved In health. s5
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Parker in Usage, Ia.
They will be remembered by many
here, as they used to live in the VII
cfnity and visited here at Christmas
time.
Mrs. Joslyn gave delightful tea
Saturday evening in honor of Mr..
Joslyn's birthday, which only oc-
ours once in four years Those pres
Gowan, Mrs James Stoddard, Mr..
and Mrs Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs H. F..
Kezar and little Lyall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Nelson of Hay
field spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Smock
Another of our bachelors days are
Mr.. and Mrs. James St0ddard will
move to Oelwein to reside this sum-
mer. They will run chicken ranch.
Mrs Rafferty, returned to her home
in Spring Valley, Wednesday.
Mrs. James Stoddard and Mrs.
Hahn went to Kenyon Friday, re-
turning Saturday.
They took in chickens at the Farm
ers' Store Friday.
Miss Cena Marburger of Hamilton,
came over to take in the basket So
ciable and visit few days with her
sister, Mrs. Leo. Meyer.
Miss Ella Steinke went to Hayfield
Saturday to spend Sunday at home.
Fresh pickerel at the Farmers
Store.
Edward Anderson sold fine colt
Saturday to Austin buyers.
Chris. Sprung of Riceville, cashier
of the bank, spent the time between
trains with F. w. Smock.
The VIM. Goetsch family who lived
a mile west and moved to Iron River,
Wisconsin, two years ago last May,
have been stricken with diphtheria,
and their third daughter, Rosa died,
and some of the other children -are
very low at present from the effects
of the disease. Rosa will be remem-
bered as a very bright lovable little
girl and a great favorite with all
who knew her.
VIM. Schwebke was given a sur
prise on his birthday, Wednesday
evening. All report a good time.
Nearly all the village people went
out east to the basket sociable, Civ
en- by Miss Pearl Gordy and her pu-
pills. The program was we'll chosen
and well rendered and showed much
work of both teacher and pupils. The
proceeds were S29.30. We admire the
/ fo oh 10 yxyhN fo Mt he
parents in good cause. The school
takes the cake for auctioneer.
Mrs. Jacob Petry gave a party tc
her relatives and friends Saturday ev-
lening, the occasion being her birth:
day.
Several from here went to Wal.
than, Sunday, to aid Miss Martin in
celebrating her birthday.
Miss Woolflle from Pleasant Corn.
ers came Saturday to visit Mrs. Will
Heydt..
Mrs Geo. Bartell returned from
Hayfeld Sunday, where she has been
nursing her little niece who is very
ILL. z..
. Mr. and Mrs. B. c. :Stoddard and
little Lloyd visited at Henry Hahn's
Sunday.
Sam Beardsley has rented B. C
Stoddard's house, and will start ul
housekeeping soon.
| Harry Musolf is spending few
days with his parents
Miss Trygstad and Mr.. Andrew
Arntzen were surprised by thei1
many, friends Friday evening.
grand time is reported, an elaborat,
supper was served and they both re
ceived many valuable presents. l
was held in honor of Mr.. Arntzen.
Grimm & Peterson have receive,
a car load of wire.
Miss Mia Wohlfeil is visiting he
sister, Mrs. VIM. Heydt.
George Musolf left Tuesday 70
Haley, N. p, to take care of hi
stock.
E. :E. Joslyn expects: to leave b.
the 1 5th for North Dakota.