Mower County transcript., 1908-11-04

DIR. H. A. Avery returned Fri
day from his western trip. He spent
three weeks in Colorado and New
Mexico.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
will open Christmas shop at the
Auditorium Dec. Z, 8 and 8, with tea
rooms in connection.
DIR. A. N. Collins and bride ar
rived Wednesday evening from Min
neapolis and will be at home to their
friends after Dec. Is in the Sutton
house on Lansing Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Belden
of Chicago, who visited relatives,
here last week, left for their home
Friday. Mrs. Belden gave an inter-
estlng ADDRESS on the slum and mis-
sion work in Chicago at the meeting
OF the NJ. E. ladies missionary society
which met with Mrs. A. j. Harpman
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs IS. McMinnis and two daueht.
ers came from Spring VALLEY Vester-
day to visit her brother, Ed Il. Bemis
and other relatives. They are on their
way to. their new home at Alfalfa.
Wash, where Mr. McMinnis has charge
of the Baptist church work.
Dean Wright is home from Bill
ings, Mont, on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Waldron of
Billings, Mont, were entertained on
Thursday evening at the H. L. Ban
field home at goose and duck din
ner.
Clarence Running had his eve.
hurt Thursday afternoon by a. small
piece of stone thrown by playmate:
Nothing serious. -
Oscar Ober's mother came from
Omaha Thursday on visit. i
John Arneson, who recently had
an, operation: at St: Olav hospital. re-.
turned home to Lyle Thursday. w. !
ISL L. Roach, who has been with
Scoville, went to Cascade, Iowa, onl
Monday to start in the jewelry bus1-
ness. .!.*:@ ", -. ~
--A. c. Page went to Gracevil1e
Friday on a hunting trip and will !
visit Ed. Baird.
Rev. R. E. Sayles of Joliet, ILL.,, I
is reported very i'll with malarial |
fever. Mrs. Sayles is also in poor
health.
. Prof. c.. M. Westwig of St. An
thony Park gave grand lecture at,
the Lutheran church Friday event.
ing on Martin. Luther and the Ref
Ormation.
The Waldorf club gave a bril-
liant ball last evening at the Audit
Orium. Music by the Dana orchestra
Of La Crosse.
Mrs. Norman S. Gregg went to t
St. Paul yesterday for treatment at
Bethesda hospital. Mrs. Jow Haw-I
kins of Window accompanied her. |
Mrs. Mary Lowell went to Jor-
dan, Minn., today to take mud baths.
Mrs. Geo. Sutton and Mrs. M.
B. Mclaughlin left for Cincinnati
Friday to visit their sister, who is
very ill. :: H&
Miss Nellie P. Mooers, who has
been the. efficient clerk of the Baptist !
church for the past twelve years, has
resigned on account of going away. i
At the close Of the prayer meetingl
eyenin g: an elegant hand |
bag was presented to her as a token +
Of appreciation, Rev. H. B. Hazen
speaking fittingly of her valued SER
vice.. 4
"A son: was born to Mrs. Sherd+
Dugan at Bismarck, N. D., Thursday. i
Miss Jennie Teeter gave'.a Hail.
owe'en party for twelve of the city]
Friday evening which wasI
greatly enjoyed. - ' -: AL
Don HORNED entertained in a III
7ery happy way a company of his
7oung friends at Halloween
'arty Friday evening. ,=@
There was large crowd out last
vening at the court house taking in
he election returns. Both telephone
gave efficient service.
The StOddard club met with !
frs. q. w. Decker Thursday after
oon.. Readings were given by Mrs.
!. r. Murphy and Mrs. A. N. Deck
r. Isl.