Mower County transcript., 1908-09-23
A. few short weeks s,.,..-,.
And We shall see Z
z The white and sWiriing flakes Y
OF snow, but then = tssa7
Twill be the time
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*. o. Void is very III and confined
to his bed.
The A. o. U. W. meets Thurs.
day evening. ..
.-Chas. lillian of Lacrosse spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. NJ. S. Fisch went to James
town, N. D., today to visit her sister.
Mrs. Belle Sherwood went to Clear
Lake Friday far brief outing.
Miss Harriet Root, who has been
the guest of Miss Jessie Stimson, left
Wednesday for her home at Lorain,
Ohio.
Mrs. G l.. West went to Fostoria,
Ohio, Tuesday evening of last week to
visit friends.
Mrs. l. S. Vanhouse and sou went
to Artesian, 5. d. Friday to spend Two
weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu B. Smith left
Friday to spend Two weeks at Duluth
and other northern Minnesota points.
Mrs. Katie D. johnson went to
Minneapolis Saturday to spend several
weeks.
"A granite |shower was given for
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Fox at their home
on Lansing avenue Wednesday evening
and merry evening was spent.
The Lutheran Sunday School held
a we'll attended picnic Saturday after
noon at Lafayette park. A fine sup
per was served by the Ladies Aid soci.
ETY..
Mrs: H Rossett returned from st.
CLAWS hospital Thursday, where she
has been for the past ten days under
the care of DR.. G. H. Hegge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Muhlberg
and son of Cincinnati, Ohio, who have
visiting Chas. E. Husers family left
Wednesday for their home, going by
way of St Paul.
Home baking is made easy by the
use of Hunts Perfect Extracts and
Baking Powder. Try them and be
convinced.
-Loomis Brothers take in poultry
every day and pay highest market
market price. We ship car lots and
can afford to pay the price: East Mill
street. 23.1
The Mankato Commercial College
occupies its own $4,000 building. #
is the finest equipped business college
In the middle west.
Mrs. James Torrens and Mrs. Alice
Fenlon Of Chicago, who have been Wis
iting at the Torrens home for the past
two or three weeks left last Thursda,
fer visit with J. L. Torrens of Lu
verne, MINI.
Frank Guillemin has now in hi!
novelty store the largest card racl
made in the world. It will hold 12,OO(
postal and: souvenir cards and show!
S88 different varieties at one time.
There were about IS in attendanc,
at the Baptist Ladies Aid of the Oak
land branch which was entertained b,
Mrs. II. B. Hazen Thursday after
noon. The occasion was a very socia
one.
About forty ladies were present a
the meeting of the Aid Society Of Nc
| Intyre w. II Corps which met witt
Mrs. W. Turton west of the city Fri
day afternoon. A very busy and socia
| afternoon was spent. Mesdames Lowell
Sutherland, Turton and A. E. Hike
we're committee: on entertainments
Supper was served at FIVE O'clock.
Mrs. Will H. George and son
Ralph and Leon came Saturday t,
vistit Parke Goodwin and wife for ?,
few days. They have been living a
Mitchell, s. D., for the past four year
as Mr.. George has been station agen
there. They are now on their way t,
Peoria, Ill. to reside as Mr., George i
located there as travelling freight agen
of the Milwaukee road. ::5 ..:.,. j.
AT meeting of Christ Episcopa
church held Saturday evening, it wa
unanimously decided to ask Rev. j. S
Budlong to withdraw his resignation
as pastor which was recently presented
As result, Mr.. Budlong has reconsid
cred his plans and will remain here fo
, the coming year. He has made an ex
cellent record in connection with hi
pastorate of three years and a half.
! Francis Green, son of E. II. Greer
has been appointed agent of the Wells
Fargo Express company in this cit
and took possession Thursday. H
has considerable experience in the ez