Mower County transcript., 1908-09-09
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For Sale, residence property on
Main street. Come and look it over.
If G. II. COATS.
l.. NJ. Tollefson, the painter, sells
and set glass. Prices right.
Fay w. Greenman for Co. Attorney.
Mrs. Thomas Turton and her
granddaughter, Miss Stella Turton,
expect to go to lie Roy tomorrow to
visit for a week.
Mrs. Mary Sanborn of Browns
dale came Friday to visit friends
here over Sunday. -
Congressman J. A. Tawney was
here Monday interviewing some of
the business men. He does not seem
to have met with a very enthusiastic
reception He was out in the cOun-
try districts in an automobile yester-
day.
Fay w. Greenman for Co. Attorney.
Our city schools opened Monday
morning with large attendance and
with f1attering prospects of success
full term. Z,
Mrs. A. N. Decker and daugh-
ters came Friday from Minneapolis
to reside here. They will occupy the
w. T. Manderville residence. Mr..
and Mrs. Vaudeville plan to spend
the winter in Colorado with their
son, Bennie. -.s -... .:s,... z.
The Baptist Sunday school gave
ho nh
Saturday evening. On the lawn they
had weiner roast and in the dining
room served watermelon. A fine
program was given including several
tableaux.
Miss Ethel Void went to St..
Cloud Saturday to teach. Miss Anna
Watkins commenced teaching at An
Okla Monday and Miss Agnes Cronon
at Madelia.
Monday was Coda Gregg's 18th
birthday anniversary and it was
pleasantly observed.
Miss Efie Hall commenced
teaching at Grand Rapids, Mimi, on
Monday and Miss Mae Sharp at Gen
eva.
Mrs. J. w. Phillips left Friday
for Bloomington, ILL.,, and other
points for a three weeks visit.
The old curbing on South Main
street has all been thrown out and
the new curbing on uniform line and
grade is being put in.
The Birthday club celebrated its
fifth anniversary on Friday evening
by enjoying a camp fire and corn and
wiener roast.
Fay w. Greenman for Co. Attorney.
Mrs. John Mills of Austin town
has been very i'll for several days
with dropsy. She was taken to st.
Olav hospital yesterday morning and
had an operation.
Mrs Victor Schillock and son OF
Minneapolis visited F. A. Ticknor's
family last week, returning Friday
She is a daughter of w. H. White
formerly of Lansing village.
Miss Margaret Avery returned
Friday from a visit in Northt1eld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Muelberg
of Cincinnati arrived Saturday tc
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
E. Huser.
The Socialists held public
meeting Last evening at the court
house. Addresses by Walter T. Mills
of Seattle, O. H. Moore of North Da.
kota.
Fay w. Greenman for Co. Attorney
Miss Vera Moore of Lennon
N. D., came last week to spend thu
winter with C. H. Moore's family
and attend school. .~ss" .,,-------,->
Mrs. Addie D. Dennison of NORTH
Yakima, WASH, arrived Friday an(
visited here over Sunday. She wa'
on her way to Boston to visit hel
brother, who is very ill with hemor
rhage of the brain. .......-.&...s.. :.....
Aaron Torrens and 10y Ame'
took in the state fair last week.
The Happy Thought club viii
meet with. Mrs. Jason Frazer, nortf
of Enterprise school house, Thursday
afternoon, Sept. II.
Editor c. D. Belden spent Satur
day with the National Editorial as
sOciatiOn at the state fair.
Mrs. C. D. BeldenS returned yes
terday from Park Rapids, where sh'
visited G. .. Frisbie's family. Sha
- had good luck at fishing. t