Mower County transcript., 1908-06-03
DEXTER.

We have at present two BARRIERS.
Mr.. Ellis is running a shop in the
old Dexterite building, and Mr..
Townsend of Grand Meadow bought
out the shop formerly run by Mr..
Stiles in the Weber building.
The village schools closed last Fri
DAY after successful term and the
teachers, excepting Mr.. Gilmore,
went to their homes. So The Misses
clark and Lowe are again engaged
TO teach here next winter. The
school picnic will be held in Weber's
grove Saturday, June 6th., the
Grand Meadow brass band being en-
gagged to furnish music for the oc-
casion.
marguerite Daily has recovered
from her attack of scarlet fever and
will be released from quarantine this
week. The balance of the family es-
capped the disease.
Mildred Medbery has completed
her attendance at the Grand Meadow
school and on June 3 leaves for Ross.
N. D., to assist her brother, Fred, in
his law office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Vermilya of
Dover arrived here last Friday for a
visit with relatives and on SATURDAY.
accompanied Mrs. Rose Vermilya and
her children on their trip to Vern-
dale, where she expects to remain
most of the summer, for the benefit
of Gladyss health.
Miss Lillian Sukow attended the
Woodman celebration at Spring Val
ley this week. While there she visits
hpr CiCfnr Mrc IT,
Mrs. Axtell OF Dakota visited her
SISTER, Mrs. K. G. Laugen, and fam
ny last Friday. She went to Grand
meadow to attend the graduation of
her daughter there, June 1st.
Leo Fay, who stayed with Grand
ma Fay through the winter, left
Saturday for his home at Ladysmith,
WIS: While here he attended school.
The base ball boys gave a dance
last Wednesday. There was a good
attendance, and those present en-
Joyed a very good time. The music
was furnished by the Kelly orchestra.
Rosentha1 Bros. of Austin were
here several days last week on busi-
ness.
Laura Hayes came over from
Grand Meadow Saturday to spend
Sunday with her parents.
}. G. Vermilya went to Austin with
Gladys last Thursday.
Mr.. E. Karow left last Wednes-
day for his home at De Forest, Wis.
Mr.. w. c. Allen is hauling a large
amount of drain tile for use on his
farm, southeast of here
Mrs. Churchill of Bruno is visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Emery. -
Mrs. Penny, who visited at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. w, r.
Daily, was called away Tuesdav
May ~26thJ on account of the serf0f;$
illness of a sister.
Miss Nellie Hudson was in town
| several days last week.
The Mower County Farmers Tele-
phone company held its annual meet
Ing in the Woodmen hall June 1st,
fhe annual report shows the COM
pany to be in good financial condi-
/ tion. There was large attendance al
the meeting.
l.. +. Quimby of Brownsville was
In Dexter June 1st, to attend the
Mr.. and Mrs. Y: E. Styles have
| moved to their flew home in Fargo
N. D.
Maynard and Merton are twin
boys that came to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Bartley May 20.
Mrs. Savalia and children are pre-
pairing to leave this week for Hay
field, where they will make their fu.
ture home.
A boy came to gladden. the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baxter May IT
| Leander Medbery has returned
from Brown Valley, Minn., after {
three weeks stay at the home of hi:
brother, Dwight.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega
tional church gave 15c supper a
the home of Mrs. Geo. Mcneil Thurs
day evening.
Lloyd Chandler has returned t,
Rochester after installing the acety
lene plant in the residence Of DR.
Schottler.