Mower County transcript., 1908-09-23

- Mics Grace Leonard spent Sunday
with Miss Lessie Webber at Dexter
). Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Fr1tz planto
move to Seattle, Wash, next month@to
reside. s.. -.
= Misses Parker and Honecker who
have been guests of Miss Leah Crane
left Sunday evening for their respective
homes, the former to Morris, ILL.,, and
the latter toaLorain, Ohio. H.. =. =, : ~
DIR. Carl j. Johnson left Saturday
for Louisville, Ky, to practice oste-
pathy. =.
Mrs. E. LaCiair and daughters
Gladys and Lucille returned Saturday
from sLresco where they visited for
week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Chaffee of Free.
born spent Sunday at b. E. otimsen's.
The East Side w. g. 7. U. will
meet at two O'clock tom orrow after
noon with Mrs. Cass Fairbanks.
"A daughter was born to Mrs. Nels
Holte Saturday.
Con Sullivan was home over Sun
day from his WorK at Mason City.
MIR. and Mrs. j. 5. Young went to
Lacrosse Monday to visit thcl1 daugh-
ter and take in The Interstate fair.
Mrs. Thos. Dugan has gone to
Fargo to visit her daughter, Mrs. Will
Nichols, who is quite III.
Ray Beecher: Of St. Paul spont
Sunday with Austin friends.
The NJ. E. Woman's II. M. Society
met at the church yesterday afternoon
and served suppol7
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Turnbuli of
Albert Lea spent Sunday with A. M.
Lees folks.
Mrs. VIM. H. Crandall and Mrs.
Frank R. Preston, who were guests of
Mrs. ID. II. Stimson last week, return
ed home to Minneapolis SATURDAY:
-fbe past month has been unusual
~ warm and DRY. Thousands of acres
of corn ii this vicinity which month
ago were. considered OF no promise will
now make excellent corn and feed.
"A son was born to Mrs. Thos.
Christianson at Columbia Tuesday
morning. Mother and child are doing
well.
Work of plastering the new Cath.
olic parochial building commenced
Saturday. The wiring for tho electric
lighting is also going in.
VIM. Williams was home from Ro-
chester over Sunday. He has work
there for most of the summer.
Misses Clio and Addie Teeter were
home from Minneapolis to spend Sun
day.
Mrs G. 5. Shelby who has been
visiting her mother Mrs. c. N. Beisek.
er; went Monday to Mitchell, 5. D.,
| where Mr.. Shelby has charge of the
station.
-Aleck Halvorson of Nevada was
in the city yesterday looking after hiE
interests as prohibition candidate fo1
the legislature from this district.
&C. L. west returned Saturday
from Chicago where he spent last weel
in the dry goods houses.
! James Keenan, left Friday for New
Y ork to spend a month with relatives
Prof. P. M. Atwood of Mcintyre
Iowa, was visiting here yesterday. HI
will teach at Taopi again this, year.
Esther Rebekah lodge. No. T., oh
served the 57th anniversary of the or
der in an appropriate manner OF
Monday evening. There was degree
work and other interesting exercise
and refreshments were served in tn,
dining room. S..
Mrs. Hannah ~Furtney of Minnea
polls came Friday to visit Mrs. b
EHilker. Mrs r.. Peterson entertained
a company in her honor Saturday af
ternoon. : -
Only three woman's ballots were
least in this county at the recent prim
larry election, one in Austin town, on
in first ward, Austin, and one in Dex
ter.
Gustav Assman Of Appleton, Wis
came Wednesday to spend few day
at the G. Goebel home. Mrs. Assmal
has been here for several months tax
ing care of her father, Mrs. c. Goebe
who is confined to the house.
-&eo. A. butcher has rented th,
Harry King farm southeast of
Austin and will move there about
March l. His record for milk produc
tion for the four months ending Sept
l shows total of $4,000 pounds of mill
from an average of q cows. Fort,