Mower County transcript., 1908-03-04
BROWNSVILLE
c., NJ. & st. p. Time Table.

DkUWNSDALE
c., M. & St. p. Time Table.
Passenger, west bound. .....2 Al and II 80 a. m.
Passenger, east bound. ..12 :07 and 7:41 p m.
Freights, west bound. a :55 p. m.
Frelghts. east bound. nd..................S:4O :4O a. IN
DR.. VonBronkhorst of the firm OF
Lewis & YonBronkhorst, dentists, Aus
tin,,wiil be- ut the Commercial Hotel
on Friday, March 6, prepared to do all
kinds of dentristy.
The Baptist prayermeeting will be
held on Friday evening this week in,
stead of Thursday, as usual.
Mrs. Little of Fairmont, surprised
her parents by arriving on Thursday
for visit with them.
J.. p. Nofsinger who purchased the
Sands farm last year, arrived with
his car of goods from Iowa on Thurs
day, his family following in the ev-
.ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Thompson went
to Cresco, Iowa, on Thursday for a
weeks visit with the parents of the
latter. -.
p O. D. Lambert is evidently going
to become: permanent resident of
this place, for he has purchased the
old Pete Kramer house property. He
is gradually tearing the old house
down and as soon as the weather will
permit, will erect a handsome resi-
,dence with basement heat.
A grand ball will be given in the
Masons' opera house on Friday even
ing, March 6, to which cordial in,
vitation is extended. Tickets TO-
dance 75c, spectators 25c.
4 10 pound son arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schrie-
ber on Thursday. Henry is certainly
going to have plenty of help.
Ferdinand Dumke arrived home
from Duluth last week, where he has
been working in the woods since
last fall. 1t has been hard winter
on the lumbermen, as the weather
has not stayed cold enough to even
make ice roads.
o. D. Lambert will move into the
Hoy house as soon as Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoy go to North Dakota.
James Wheeler of Council Bluffs
Iowa, was guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs f. D. Shook last week.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the Baptist church will lmeet at the
home Of Mrs. VIM. Iorns on Thursday
afternoon. ....4 +. ~s..5
Ed. Danley moved back to his farm
last week. The. painters are doing
a little brushing up and Mr.. and
Mrs w. B. Sleeper will move in in
a few days. .z.z.........< ~
George Hitler. of Austin. was. a
guest. at the:home *of his parents for
a short time last, week. .Fs ~.:5:.:' -:
The balance. Of .S.,W. Clarks' stock
of goods will NO doubt be. all CLOSED
out: by the; end of the week. The
bargains are being ssnapped upz--fast
and lixely+<a antftsone has to speak up
qtliek TO get any thin e. ..,%ss=: :7ssf23s ;;se
Rex. F. MlecVn$s eliYereq .tYYe !tzYY
excellent sermons te::large cQngyega-
tioffs%a at: the Baptist church last:Sun.
day. If the Clark sale is not comI
pleted this week, Rev. rMecum will
occupy the Baptist: church pulpit
again next Sunday and deliver his
famous SERMON, - fhe&sBuzzard and
the Bobolink. ."as! ffsahe is not here
the pulpit will be supplied in the
morning by Rev. G. D. HBelden. Mr.
Mecum will returs after the sale tc
his home at Macomb. ILL.,, near which
which place he has received call
to the pastorate of Baptist church
A petition bearing the signatures
of eleven of our citizens praying
that the license question be submit
ted to the voters at the coming
spring election was filed with the
recorder son Feb. 28th.ss The ques-
ton will not be submitted however
as the law requires the filing of such
petition twenty days before cleo
ton. z.4
Village election next Tuesday at
J. W. Thatcher's shop. The polls
will be open at ten o'clock and close
at four N. N. Palmeter will be home
again soon and he will no doubt sue
ceed himself as president of the vii
lage council.
e. D. Shook abs rented the Mrs. A.
Rockwell residence in the east part
of the village and will move in as
soon as o. D. Lambert vacates.
CORNING.
There will be basket social in
the Corning school Friday evening,
March 6.
Mr.. H. X. Braaten and daughter
Minnie, are visiting friends in Ken
sett, Iowa. s4s
Norwegian school commenced in
the 5Aldal schoolhouse last Monday
with Mr.. Fa1keid as teacher.
The South Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. John Peterson Friday af-
ternOon March 20.
s Tho Misses Goodwin from Adams