Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02

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3 IN. I. Bassler and family went to
White Bear Lake Saturday to spend
week with Mr.. and Mrs. John Corne.
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The Lutheran Ladies Aid enjoyed
. picnic at Lafayette Park thursday
afternoon.
james H. Goslee and wife of Lon.
don were Austin callers Thursday.
Roy Tollifson left Monday for Rock
ford, sIll., where he has 3 job with a
wholesale paint house. A farewell
dance was given in his honor Thurs
day evening at Harmonic hall by the
D. BIS. About twenty couples were
present.
The family of VIM. Stearns has re-
turned from Mason City and are living
on west Oakland Ave.
Miss Anna Tournquist, a Minnea-
polls teacher, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Jesse W. Phillips.
Sister Julian returned Friday even
ing to Chicago after two weeks vaca-
tion with Mrs. j. Guinney and other
relatives here.
We are getting out some elegant
wedding stationery We have the lat
est and best. Orders by mail given
careful attention. Write names very
plainly.
The. regular meeting of our city
council will be held Fridav evening ut
which time the matter of hose house
and city hall will be taken up. The
committee have inspected several
buildings in other clues for sugges-
tiOns.
"A. H.: Loucks and 4. L. johnson
have been let the contract to put in the
new curbing ON South Main street
from Oakland Avenue to Cedar street.
The price will be 40 c~nts per lineal
foot Tor new work aud IS cents a foot
for re.sotting old curbing
For sale, 20 shoats weighing IS to
lis pounds. Wanted to trade gang
plow for snlky plow. Inquire at Lars
Hansen's blacksmith shop. 2r
"A sou was born to Mrs, James
King Saturday.
Miss Nellie Peterson left for
Watrtown, 5. D., Saturday aud will
teach there the coming year.
The returns from the state teach
ers examinations have beeu received
by County Superintendent Sherwood
aud teachers may get them by calling
at her cff1ce in the court house.
Miss Elizabeth Fish, principal of
our high school, has been spending
about six weeks of her summer vaca-
tlon in the Yakima valley. Wash. She
will arrive IN Austin today to take up
her work and will be at the high school
to consult with pupils on Thursday
and Friday afternoons from 2 to 5
o'clock.
The churches in pastors union begin
evening services at 7:30 from Sept. /.
The prayer meetings tomorrow night
come under this rule.
Next Sunday is the first Sunday in
September and regular evening ser.
vices will be held in all the churches.
There have been union evening SER
vices during July and August.
The Baptist Sunday school will
give social at the church next Satur-
day evening with an interesting pro-
gram. Refreshments will be served in
the dining room and on the lawn.
Five cents far each. They inyite every
body to come. ..-
The Baptist Woman's Mission
Circle will meet this afternoon with
Mrs. vi. o. Anderson. Papers will be
read by Mrs Hazen and Mrs. Ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Symes and children
of Blooming Prairie spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burr
Maxwell.
Mrs. D. b. Smith went to St. Paul
Sunday to spend the week with rela-
tives. >.~ :.
Conrad Goebel of Riceland came
Monday to, visit his grandfather, Con-
rad Goebel and may remain for several
weeks.
Primary election, Tuesday, Septem-
ber Is.
MRS. a., p. Hilker went to Mime:
apolis Saturday to spend a week with
John Hilker and family.
Oscar Viele, the boy preach or, and
Whitney's Sextette at the new McCabe
Methodist church next Tuesday even.
ing.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will hold picnic at Lafayette Park
today.
Rev. W. E.. Sloane and family re-
turned Thursday from Lake Mime
tonka where they have been spending
the past month.
Miss Gertrude Kennedy left last
Wednesday for Carter, Wyoming,
where she has been engaged to teach
school for the Coming year.
Mrs. Annetta Ellingson left yes
terday for Albert Lea where she Will
spend few weeks with her parents.
Saturday being the birthday of
little Florence and Milo Best, a party
of about twenty-five little children
gathered at their home on South River
street. Games and music were enjoy
ed. Ice cream, cake and candy were