Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16
OWNSDALE.
j.. L. QUIMBY, Editor.
c., Nj. & st. p. Time Table.

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Passenger, west bound 2: Al p. m. & 12 80 q. m
Passenger. east bound. -. IL 07 and 7A1 p. N.
Freights. west bound. 4 55 p. m.
Fre1ghts. east bound 40 q. M
Mrs. S. A. Slack and son left Tues
day, Sept. 8, to visit at Bagley, Wis.
Mr.. Van vleet of Austin has rent
ed the ALI. Lounsberry farm.
D. D. Bailey has resigned his job
as cream gatherer to accept the po-
sition of coachman for LID. Baird in
Austin, commencing Oct. 1st.
Rev. G. D. Belden will occupy the
Baptist pulpit next Sunday morning.
No preaching service in the evening,
but the young peoples mission cir
Gle will meet at o'clock.
Rev. Gilmore of Blooming Prairie
was a guest of T. B. Frizelle for a
day last week.
T. B. Frizelle left on Monday for
his school work at Dennison uni
versity, Granville, Ohio.
Lost, on Thursday, Aug. 27, on
the streets in Brownsville or on the
road to Austin, two long black
plumes, wrapped in a green paper.
Will finder kindly leave them at the
DrlnC1nS OlllCC, DIV" Aoue1AS'
Mrs. Della Webb and Miss Mabel
sleeper have returned from their
visit in St. Paul.
Harry Webb is visiting his grand
parents in Byron and attending
school there.
Burt Webb left for Winona last
week where he will fire on the North
western road.
A little girl the other day referred
to the moustache of a young man as
a "bang" on his lip. If she d0esn
look out, one of these days she'll get
a bang right under the nose.
Mrs. Sims and daughter, Mary
left on Monday for North Dakota
Upwards of fifty children and
grown up folks attended the Baptist
Sunday school picnic at Ramsey on
Saturday. The boys went in swim.
ming and the girls and ladies went
wading. Dinner was served on the
grass and lemonade was made from
the spring water near by. In the
swimming race Roy Emerson won
first prize. In the married woman
race Mrs. Ole Hanson proved to DC
the best sprinter in the lot. Marie
Shortt and Lillian Johnson won IN
the two girls races. Jasper QulmDy
and Howard Holbrook won IN the
two bows race. Philip Quimby won
in the primary race. Jay. Sleeper
won in the larger boys race. The
kindergarten race of Madaline Short'
and Joy Bell Quimby was Ora"
Most of the children went to the PIC
mic grounds in a hay rack in charge
If George Merrill. They got up cry
IN the. way home, hollering IN uni
son. "Here we come. here we come
Brownsdale, Brownsville, bum, pum
bum. ;, ,,..ee.
Iames Wheeler of Council Bluffs
Iowa. is a guest at the D. u. Snooh
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clough, son ano
daughter, of Chicago, were guests al
the Shook home last week.
DR.. GRAY and son, Otis; Ez. ken'
and Jamec Wheeler returned on sun.
dav evening from q couple OF days
hunt at Rice Lake. They brough'
home several ducks but said 1t was
too warm fer good hunting. They eS-
meet to go AGAIN later in the season
Gotleib Herr delivered large Dull
to the stock yards and on TuesdaY o1
last week Mr. Carroll and son, Har-
old started out to deliver it to MR.
Hacker at Waltham. 1t was hltcneC
behind the wagon and when in from
of the Masonic hall the bull made
sudden lunge under the wagon anc
tipped it over. Master Harold was
thrown in such way as TO Dreaf
his arm above the elbow.
Mr.. Rvers' boy broke the two bones
in his wrist in getting out OF tne
buggy on Tuesday of last week.