Mower County transcript., 1908-08-19

DOOO NOMs
Mrs, Charlotte E. Baird left for
bayfield,, Wis. Monday to remain during
Mrs. A. vi. Lewis gave thimble
party yesterday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. J. Solon W ood. 4
Rev. Alfred Cressy will go to Red
Wing Friday for short visit. 1t is
home coming time there ~ .,..s 4. 7.
By trading at Dalager's for grocer
les, you can help your pocketbook and
also help HIM move. Z r. =s.. i.
Special prices on Mason's fruit jars
pints soc, quarts 60c, two quarts zoe
at Dalager's grocery.
-Rev. H. b. Hazen and family went
to Albert ga Monday to visit Rev. L.
Kinter, the new pastor of the Baptist
church there = They were at school to-
gether.
Mrs. John P Anderson and her
mother Mrs. T. r. Cooper returned
Monday to their home in Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlton Fairbanks
are camping this week at the Pooler
farm near Ramsey.
Miss Nellie Mccormick left Satur-
day for atrip through Yellowstone
park.
For Sale-A couple of work mares
and a good leather upholstered exten
sion top surrey. Will sell at bargain.
Call afternoons at fifth house north of
hospital, Lansing avenue, L. +. Snyder
John E. Malloy left Saturday for
an outing in the west, including a
camping outing in Yellowstone Park.
F. H. Green of Duluth spent last
week with his sisters, Mrs. G. E. Kearns
and. Mrs. H. S. King, returning home
Monday.
Misses Nettie and Nellie Adams
went to Merriam Park Monday on
visit ''.-
-Layfayette French attended the
meeting of the Minnesota Bar associa-
ton held at Duluth last week and was
elected vice president.
Mrs. f. E. Knopf left yesterday
for visit at Morgan, Wis.
Rev. F. L. Anderson of Chicago
will be here next Sunday and will
preach at the union meeting in the
Methodist church in the evening. He
is spending the month at Owatonna
with his family.
Judge Kingsley heard motions at
Albert Lea on Monday. .-:
R. R. Murphy left for the east
Sunday night to buy large stock OF
goods.
Mrs. Myra Gregg, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned Sun:
day night to her home in Chicago.
T. F. Cummings and family spent
Sunday in Mason City.
Miss Effie Kinney of Minneapolis
spent Sunday with friends here. ..
Mems shirt sale next Saturday at
the Hub. Only 80 cents.
-75c value mems shirts 39c at the
hub next Saturday.
ALI civil war veterans will be ad-
mitted free at the Gem Thursday
evening to see "The Blue and the
Gray. ~z
VIM. Cutters father, aged about
go years, died suddenly at his home in
St. Peter. He was found dead. Mr..
and Mrs. Cutter went to attend the
funeral.
Miss Jessie Stimson returned Wed.
nesday from her visit at Watertown,
s. D. ~" I.
Sara Beth Clark died in this city
Saturday evening of tetanus after a
brief illness. She was the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clark of Lyle
township. She was about twelve
years old. She injured her foot and
. lockjaw set in. She was brought
to Austin for treatment. Funeral
was held at the home in Lyle Monday
afternoon. lnterment in Woodbury..
4 "A temporary building is being
erected on Mill street, next north Of
Decker's hardware, for the use of the
Owatonna Fruit company while the
building they are in is being replaced
BY a new block, Our citizens gladly
submit to temporary inconye yenience in
I'll the use Of streets for the sake of get:
ting fine permanent impro rovements