Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16

& Miss Hazel u5ertson Of Mime
Fappl1s has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Elsie Peterson for the past two
weeks. She is fine musician. She
returned home Sunday.
3 Mrs. Phil Mclaughlin Of Sioux
City isJhere to spend Christmas with
relatives.
Depositors In the savings de-.
partment OF the Citizens Natioaal
Bank are requested to bring their
pass books Dec. 81 or soon after in
order to have accrued interest en-.
tered on theam accounts. #
Another week of mild weather.
It was getting muddy yesterday.
Prospect Of being some colder today.
The owatonna Journal says
That Job II. IiUucks Of Austin and
John S. Campbell OF Blooming Prai-
rie have been appointed to cadetship
at West Point u. s. Military acad-
emy subject to passing required .ex-
aminations
- The windows OF the Austin mer-
chants we're never more beautiful or
more artistic in arrangement. They
will bear abundant study.
Miss Munson, the 'reciter, save
a pleasing entertainment at the M.
E. church Friday evening. Her dia-
lect readings were natural and tel
! ling and her humor was Irresistible.
| Miss Chatwood. the so1oist, who as
| sisted her sang very acceptably.
| There should have bgen a better at
tendance sa ~ -
The Calendar club was happily
entertained Thursday afternoon by
! Mrs. Alex. Campbell. Games, music
and a fine supper made up most en-
t joyable program. gst (.E
i. N. Howe received word Fri
! day Of the death of his mother, aged
nearly 80 years, ataWaubay, S. D.
/ He went to attend the funeral.
! The Congregational Ladies Aid
| took in about $44O ,:at, their sale and
! entertainment last week in the audi
| tOrium.
! The Relief corps cleared over
! $25 at their supper Saturday..
Architect F. W.. Kinney was
down from Minneapolis Friday for a
! brief business trip.
Evangelist w. A. Sunday and his
party have just finished series OF
revivals at Ottumwa, Ia. Three
thousand four hundred and forty
people were converted during the
meetings. Last Sunday the people OF
>Ottumwa gave Mr.. Sunday "a free
will Offering of >$7,353::77. He goes
to Spokane Dec. 26 Tor series OF
meetings and from there to Spring.
field, H., 'on Feb. 5, 1909.
"A good supply of Rutabagas
Parsnips, Carrots, Cabbage, Beets
Onions and Potatoes at E. a. Dala.
gers. ..
We sell Cream Cheese, Brick
Cheese, Limberger, Premost, Pull
Ost, Appet1t Ost, and then some. E
A. Dalager.
|: If your coffee and tea do not
suit you, call at e. A. Dalager's gro.
Gerry. - -,
Get your Boiled Cider, Sweet
tCider, Citron ;and Lemon Peel at: b
A. Dalager's.
81. You will find all kinds o1
Christmas tree decorations as we'll as
Christmas trees at Dalager's gro
Gerry. =.
For Oranges Apples Nuts and
iAGrapes,r go to =. a. Dalager's. :.
Oysters and Celery in big supply
for Christmas trade E. A. Dalager
the Grocer. -. .. q. - :
p. D. Beaulieu of Gracevi1le
(Minn. has come to clerk at the Ans
tin National Bank.
H. B. Corey Of wheaton former
1y Sheriff of Mower county, was her
yesterday. He is the same old Hank
A large number of tickets wa
sold for the Elks charity ball las
i evening at Elks hall and the even
was very successful netting a goodl!
SUM for charity. -, ! .gzl..ae~ = r. =,
- A 3oint meeting of the Cit.
council and the Light and Waite
board was held, Monday evening, ant
after consultation it was voted t.
loan $4,000 of. the water board
! funds to the city treasury to help
out of it's deficiency, the same to b.
repaid next summer. Our city ex
! travagance is bound to bring up il
ruination if some economy is no
practised soon. .t14 -. w.
y Wedding today. -
Miss Clara Adams has resigned
as bookkeeper at Gregson's Electri
tSupply house. s'z
~ Rev. F. E. Knopf went to Chi
cago Monday evening expecting t
/, return Friday. ~
4 : "A daughter was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. A. Hotson OF Nevada OF Mon
4, day. h. ss. ~