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Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
VARCO.

Fire was discovered about six
o'clock Thursday evening in the
main building of the Cement works.
Part of the roof and the corner
where the elevator is were burned.
Prompt work on the part of the
workmen. prevented serious damage.
Loss about $780,
J. H. Aultfather shipped two fine,
thoroughbred Poland China boars
Wednesday, one to St. Ansgar and
one to Montezuma, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Aultfather
and son of Minerva, Ohio, came Sat-
urday to visit Mrs. David Aultfather
John G.. Slupe has returned from
Rochester where he accompanied his
wife who had an operation for ap-
pendicitis Wednesday. She is re-
ported as doing WE'LL
Wallace Osborn, aged two months,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Osborn, was
buried at Enterprise cemetery Sat-
urday afternoon.
Frank H. Pike attended the Chris
tian Brotherhood meeting at Elk s
hall in Austin, Sunday afternoon.
Twenty-Five couples were at the
dance given at the home of Riley
Brooks ST. Friday evening. All re-
port a good time. Newman's or
chestra. -
The Miozota society, auxiliary OF
the CedapACity Cemetery association
will meet with Mrs. David Ault-
father next Tuesday, Nov. "a, for
dinner.
Horse buyers were here Monday.
Leslie Pike sold his driver.
Mrs. L. A. Pratt and Mrs. Chas.
Conley and three children visited
Mrs. Edna Hall at Dexter from Fri
day until Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Harris horse became
frightened at an auto one day last
| week and ran throwing Mrs. Hart
-; out and bruising her considerably.
The Happy Thought club met
| with Mrs. G. B. Sayles Thursday af-
| ternoon assisted by Mrs. E. V. Hart
| About 35 were present to partake o1
the bountiful dinner and to enjoy
the day. Two comforters were
tied and good many carpet rags
were sewed. Several musical selec.
tions were enjoyed. It was one OF
the pleasantest meetings the club
has had. Next meeting with Mrs
Will Aultfather Thursday, Dec. 10
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BOSE CREEK.

Beautiful winter weather.
M. I. Bassler with the Let's S. S.
Co.. was a pleasant caller Friday.
G.. F. Eastman of Austin was in
town several days last week..
A. T.. Austinson shipped car of
cattle to the Chicago market Sunday
morning. -;
M. Skahan shipped HORNED & Co.
a car of hogs the first of, the week.
Chris Johnson and Dr:s Bennett
came back from the lake we'll loaded
with fish and fowl.
Mrs. A. w. Rankin & Son are Wis
iting friends in Milwaukee. Beloit.
and other Wisconsin cities. She will
prolong her visit until Thanksgiving
time.
DR.. Beagle is hunting deer in the
northern part of the state.
D. Blyton went to Austin Satur-
dav to attend the funeral of the late
Mrs. John Mills,
Pat Rooney was sent to the poor
farm last Saturday by County Com
missioner Johnson.
Tony Mechenich was taken to
Rochester Saturday to have an oper-
alton for gall stones.
JOHN aSaEOudu Is O1 Cuc olCh 11oC.
Miss Emma Iverson went to Aus
tin Monday to do some sewing for
Mrs. c. r. Varco.
Several parties have been here the
past week looking over the Chas.
Eastman farm, with view to buy
ing it.
1t is rumored that the Hunting
Elevator Co. is getting little out of
their lines by selling flour and buy
ing cream.
Jack Lagos has severed his con-
nection with Nick Thill.
| Wheelock & Johnson, carpenters,
have rented the Mrs. N. H. Garrison
building for a carpenter shop.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold a bazaar in Phillips
hall Wednesday afternoon and even
| ing. All are invited.
J G.. r. Varco reports the following
prices for cour ry produce: Eggs,
Csc; Butter, 25c; Cow hides, &C.;
Hens, 7c; springs, &c; turkeys,
|12hc; ducks, 7c; geese, &C..
M. Skahan. shipped two cars of
stock to Chicago Monday evening.
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ADAMS.

Misses Olga and Palma Peterson
and Miss Frances Leidahl of Lyle
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of Anton Anderson, north of
town.
Miss Ella Peterson went home Sat-
urday, after spending the week in
Adams.
Mrs. e. L. Slindee and Miss Mabel
selle spent Saturday at the county
seat.
J. H. Krebsbach transacted busi-
ness at Austin last Saturday.
Eddie Ulven and Curtis Larson re-
turned from Bowman, N. D., Friday
evening. J. B. Smith came down as
lar as Minneapolis with them and
will come home some time this week.
Miss Carrie Tiegen spent Satur-
day in Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alick .Asper spent
saturday and Sunday at Austin. Wis
1tlng relatives and friends.
Ollie Gul1ickson of Austin was seen
on the streets of Adams last Thurs
day.
Miss Helen Anderson and friend
came down from Faribault last Sat-
urday evening to spend Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John An
derson.
Andrew Wiste returned from
North Dakota last Wednesday. An
drew says that Minnesota is good
enough for him and will make this
his home.
Mrs. Oscar Ellifson returned from
Hayfield, Minn., Saturday, where she
has been visiting the Lewis Iverson
family the last couple of weeks.
Will Peterson, who has just re-
turned from a trip to Norway, is
spending this week here visiting old
friends
The young peoples society of the
Little Cedar Lutheran church will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. G. Johnson on Friday evening,
Nov. 9th. All welcome
All should plan to attend the edu-
cational meeting to be held at the
public school house on the 21st inst.
Bishop J. B. Cotter of Winona
confirmed very large class at the
Catholic church last Tuesday.
Casper Brown and family moved
to Pierz. Minn., last week, where
they intend to make their home.
Eddie Johnson went to Austin
last Monday where he intends to
spend the winter at the Southern
Minnesota Normal college.
A. Schroeder, formerly butter
| maker here, came back to Adams last
week to get his household goods and
| move them to Hustler, Wis. Sorry
to see him leave, as he was one OF
the best hearted fellows that has
struck Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Hanson spent
Sunday at LIE Roy at the home of
Emery. a:
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RACINE.

The play "The Outcast's Daugh-
ter" will be given Friday and Sat-
urday evenings at school house hall
by the Racine school. It will be
well worth taking in.
The Evangelical Woman's Mission
circle met with Mrs. Henry Bailey
Saturday afternoon.
John Zimmerman has been re-
elected trustee of the Evangelical
church, O. R. Steffins treasurer for
local funds and Herman Utzinger
treasurer of mission funds.
Workmen were busy on the vault
for the new bank last week. The
building will soon be ready for oc-
cupancy.
Ernest Sleeper and family left for
Tamarac, MINI. to spend the wint-
er on their claim.
Union, services were held Sunday
evening at the M. E. church. Ser.
mon by Rev. Bedford.
Miss. Emily Bussell who has been
here for several weeks returned
home Saturday to Bennington.
there are women and men and they
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LIE ROY.

The new drug store, DeGroff 4
Hall. proprietors. opens up with a
full line and makes a fine showing.
We wish them success in their new
enterprise.
Miss Rozette Hendrix will lecture
in the PRESBYTERIAN church next
Saturday evening, Nov. 21. She is a
very interesting speaker and merits
a large audience. There will also be
good music and those who attend
will not fail to be interested. This
is a rare opportunity. Do not fail to
hear her No admission fee. but a
free will Offering will be taken.
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y Y SARGEANT.

Mrs. Ferdinand Schwartz went
Saturday to St. Charles for a two
weeks visit with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Heydt enter
tanned their relatives and all the
members of the Methodist church to
dinner after church on Sunday
Henry Ludwig of Udolpho shipped
car load Of cattle to Chicago from
here Saturday evening.
Miss Gregg, teacher at Elkton,
came up Friday evening to visit her
FRIEND Miss Bessie Larson, whom
she had not seen for five years.
The Peterson girls made trip to
Austin Friday.
Mr.. Zilk went to Riceville between
trains Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanson Wis
tied at Halvor Knutson's Sunday.
Adolph Hasseth and sister, Nora,
were in town Saturday.
Alfred Knutson came here on the
train Friday from the Rochester
hospital, where he underwent a very
critical operation, and was taken to
his home east of here.
w. w. Carver's team became
frightened, broke loose and ran home
breaking the harness and demolish-
ing the buggy. This is the third
runaway Will has had this season.
Mrs. Jefferies' mother, Mrs. Sweet,
returned to her home in Brownsville,
after spending a week with her
daughter.
Joe Wederman goes on the mail
route and is keeping bachelors hall,
too, these days. He hasn't been feel
ing we'll. Cause, too high living.
Chas Schwartz went to Hayfield
Saturday.
Mrs. George Reed of Dexter is Wis
iting the Misses Sargeant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shrop of Pleasant
Corners visited their daughter, Mrs.
Jacob Heydt, Sunday.
Miss Grace Stevenson of Browns
dale visited her brother. Henry, and
family the latter part of the week.
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BROWNSVILLE
L.. L. QUINBY. Editor.
c., NJ. s. St. p. Time Table.

Passenger, west bouud .241 D. m. & II 30 Il. N
Passenger, east bound. IL :W and 7:41 p. m.
Freighte, west bnuAu. 4 :5A p.
Erelghts. east DO and nd................S:4O 40 a. m.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Smith Of Red Rock Sunday
morning.
Knut Distad has moved into the old
Joseph Blanchard house.
Mr. and Mrs. e. G.. Gransee went
to Grafton, Iowa, on Wednesday.
Adner Sweet and family of this
place and Lee White and family left
on Monday for Cromwell, Minn.,
where they expect to make their fu-
ture home. Adner sold his house
here to A. E. Warren.
T. w. Britts returned to North
Dakota last week, where he will con-
duct pool room for his son. Asa.
Mr. Henry Volkman of Browns
dale was married in Minneapolis on
Nov. 9. 1908, to Miss Theresa Olive
Nylander, who has just returned
from trip to Europe, where she
has been visiting her friends for a
few months. They were married by
Rev. Bicknell of ST.. Paul, at the
beautiful home of DR.. Davey, 375 E.
Grant St., Minneapolis, and among
the many guests of the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Holbrook of
Brownsville, Mrs. F. E. Doolittle
and son of North Platte, Neb., the
relatives of Miss Nylander, and
many of the friends and neighbors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Davey. The house
FIJI nfA1 W.T. h
flowers appropriate to the occasion,
lunch was served;~ following which
very pleasant evening was spent
in social converse and listening to
the fine vocal and instrumental mus
iC. and leaving at late hour with
the best wishes for the future hap
piness of the newly married couple.
After short visit with her brother,
the Rev. ]. G. Nylander. the haDDv
couple returned to Brownsville and
are stopping at the Commercial ho-
tel but are Intending to soon COM
mence housekeeping. at which time
thev would be pleased to meet their
many friends.
]. Solner Of Austin spent Friday
with Thos. K. Dahle. who is laid up
with rheum matism.
Oscar r. York was over from Lans-
ing Sunday.
A canvasser for Sears & Roebuck
is making a canvass of farmers in
this localitv getting list of names
financial ability, etc.
G.. o. SLEEPER and family are now
settled in their new home at Lodi
Cal.
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Mrs. Mary iThelen. president

J Mrs. Mary Thelen, president of
the Department of Minnesota w. R..
c., inspected the James George
Corps of LIE Roy Thursday. She ex-
pressed nothing but praise for the
work. After inspection light refresh
ments were served.
! Lynn Porter took in the Mime
sota-Wisconsin football game at
! Minneapolis.
! T. F. Riviere of Minneapolis is
the pharmacist at the new drug
store.
! Mrs. Alfred Weise of Minneapolis
! is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Nicholay.
: The Sabbath school institute held
in the Presbyterian church Wednes-
day afternoon and evening was we'll
attended and was very helpful and
interesting. Speakers from abroad
were Rev. Koenig of Owatonna, Rev.
Lyle of Albert Lea and Rev. Sulzer.
Sabbath school missionary for Min
nesota and North Dakota. .
Thomas V. Stillwell passed away
at his residence in the east end of
the village Friday evening at 1880
! aged "a years. He has been failing
Tor the past year, CnOugh confined
! to his bed only short time He was
recently converted and died rejoicing
, in God. Funeral services were con-
Quoted Sunday afternoon at the
! Presbyterian church by Rev.
: Smits. The Masonic services was con-
Quoted at the grave. The bereave-
ment seems especially heavy for
the wife, who has been totally
blind for many years. Her home is
with her daughter, Mrs. Stanley.
There are: also two other daughters
and two sons George and U. L.,
and several grandchildren The
mass of beautiful flowers testified
of the love of friends and fraternal
kin.
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
GRAND MEADOW.

J. +. Carson returned from Man.
kato Wednesday, where he attended
the U. S. district court.
Miss May Johnson went to
Brownsville for a weeks visit.
w. A. Nolan left for Minot, N.
D., on Sunday evening, where he
will hold an auction for Henry Nc
Lain, former resident of Grand
Meadow.
Frank Robinson and wife arrived
from Marquette, Mich, for a few
months stay with his parents.
Mrs. Schleiger left on Thursday
for weeks visit with relatives in
Owatonna.
Mrs. A. Bostwick was home from
Rochester over Sunday returning on
Monday.
The Congregational ladies' will
have an all day quilting at the
church on Thursday.
P. Sch1eiger had the misfortune to
break his arm on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Greening Wis
tied in Rochester on Friday.
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BLOOMING PRAIRIE.

The Baptist Ladies Aid will give
chicken pie supper at the opera
house Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Kate McDaniels and daugh-
ter of Portland, Ore. who have been
visiting relatives here left for Min
neapolis Wednesday on their way
home. A reception in their honor
was given Monday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. John Schutt.
Clarence Beatty went to Brookings
S. ID. Wednesday for an extended
stay.
Miss Florence Guthrie enter
tanned friends at a six o'clock din
ner Oct. 9.
Foot ball game between; Bloom
ing Prairie high school team and
-Claremont at Claremont next Satur-
day. ~.
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LANSING.

Mr.. Thomas moved his family
from this village Tuesday to the
Harry King farm below Austin.
B. L. Stimson came over from
Brownsville Wednesday to attend the
meeting of the M. w. A. held that
evening.
A class of fourteen was initiated
Wednesday night by the Modern
Woodmen, after which refresh
ments were served in the dining
room to about forty.
Mrs. Maud Thompson came up
from Austin Saturday afternoon, re-
turning in the evening.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart went to Bloom
ing Prairie last week to visit her
son and family.
The leap year dance party at the
Court of Honor hall Friday night
was a social success.
Among those who attended the
Masonic lodge here Saturday night
from Brownsville may be mentioned,
District Deputy Thatcher and Messrs.
Bacon, Matteson, Warren and Miles
MCGOWAN. An oyster supper was
served to which the ladies were in
vited.
Fuller Mann and son and Bert
Register of Moscow were village call
ers Saturday.
R. Evans from Markesan, Wis,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Rector's fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart from Fall
River, Wis, came Saturday for a
short visit with the Fields family
Mrs. Fields being sister of Mr..
Habort. They left for home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rector from Rose
Creek Sundayed here with his par
ents.
o. R. York attended church ser.
vices in Brownsville Sunday morn.
ing.
Miss Hattie Mcintyre spent Wed.
! nesday and Thursday in Owatonna
! She gave a piano solo at a recital al
! Pillsbury academy Wednesday even
| ing.
Mrs. o. C. La Bar and sister, Mrs
c. A. Rostron, went to Minneapoli:
| Thursday returning Saturday even
ing.
! M. B. O'Halloran of Austin was ii
the village Saturday.
! H. R. Soule made a shipment O.
! cattle to Chicago for Mondays mar
ket.
The Ladies' Aid will meet will
! Mrs. George Weber Thursday after
noon. All cordially invited to at
! tend
! Ray Chaffee of Austin visited rel
! atives here Sunday.
! Grandma Fuller was taken with :
severe cold Saturday. DR.. Leck wa
called and she is better at this writ
ing. -
| A surprise party was given MI
and Mrs. Jake Hahn at their hom
in Udolpho Saturday night. A mum
ber from the village were in attend
ance.
Miss Gertrude Torrens, teacher
spent Saturday and Sunday in Aus
tin.
The Misses Deana Weber ant
Katie Rector spent the week end a
home from their school work at Aus
tin.
Hall of Lansing Lodge A. F. and A
- M. Nov. IA, 1908.
Whereas, It has pleased the Su
preme Architect of the Universe ii
His wisdom to remove from ou
:]odee by death our beloved brother
B. M. CARL, =
Be It Resolved, BY Langins Lode
No..7 A. r. and A. M. that in tn
/ death of Brother CARL we have los
1 a true and faithful member of on
order and his family kind and lov
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
MURPHY'S

New values arriving and each day adds to the
great collections of values YOU fe,,nd so hard tn
match Saturday or Monday.
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Il. o.. !. -
ing husband and father,

4 S,.
ing husband and father:
be 1t Further Resolved, That we
hereby tender our heartfelt sympa-
thy to the widow and children in
this their bereavement, and may
the aAll Wise Father above help and
comfort them in this trying hour.
Resolved Further, That as a token
OF respect to the memory of our de-
ceased brother that the altar of the
lodge be draped in mourning for the
period of thirty days.
RESOLVED Further, That a copy of
these resolutions be sent to the
widow, also entered on the record of
the lodge and also published in the
Mower County Transcript.
H. M. Mcintyre.
A. E. Beadell.
J. j. Phillips,
Committee.
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
Ma9azina

-WANTED-Success Ma9azine re-
ouires the services of man in Austin
to look after expiring subscriptions
and to secure new business by means
of special methods unusually effective;
position permanent; prefer one with
experience, but would consider any
applicant with good natural qualitica-
tions; salary $3.50 per day, with COM
mission option. Address, with refer
epces, X G. Peacock, Room 102, Sue.
cess Magazine Bldg ;, New York.
35
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
Will Buy Cream.

8. I will begin buying cream from the
farmers November /, 1908. and viii viii
pay the highest cash prices for = r =
day. A. T. PadoIfnrd i''o'y J
90 2lS =. Bridge ST.,
.s's 90 Austin, MINI
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
A New Trouble

Milton, Del, Feb. 14.-So
peaceful has this village be
come since local option went
into effect that today both
the mayor aud the town
bailiff announced that they
would resign their Offices in a
few days, as they depend on
the fee system.
Few arrests have been
made and they have been
making but little money and
find the once lucrative Offices
now hardly affording them IA
living. They are both ready
to throw up their jobs and
the town will probably nave
trouble in finding other
officers.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
SHARON

s. W. Harris Is some better
ut this writing.
James Rodgers has the
lagrippe this week.
Quite q number took add
vantage of the ice weather
and filed their ice houses.
G. d. Harris and wife were
visitor at Frank Harris
Tuesday.
Mrs. Victoria Audsley is
suffering from an attack OF
i~nfiam m rheumatism.
Mrs. Floyd Carr is visiting
her parents in Charlton coun'
ty this week
On Monday Feb. 10, 1908,
quite a number of friends and
relatives gathered at the home
of W. 4. Winning 10 celebrate
the birthday of his daughter,
Mrs. A. G. Lund, of Alton,
Wyoming and partake Of the
elegant five course dinner
prepared by her mother
Tnose present were A.C. Lund
and wife of Alton, Wyoming,
Rev. Powell and wife Of Mia
Phi, DR.. Switzer and wife, Mrs,
Emma Bell ana son, Byron,
Mrs. Robert smith, of Mar
shall, G. p. Bondurant OF
Brunswick j. J. Bond of Sla'
ter, Mrs. Joe Miller of Mar
shall, Mrs. James Rodgers
and daughter Miss May, Mrs,
Maud Allen, Frank Rodger'
and wife, Dave r ,dgers and
wife, Henry Millsaps wife
and daughters, Edith ant
Mamie, Frank Harris wife
and niece, Mildred Jett, Johr
Millsaps, W. r. Laughlin ant
wife, and Frank Rodgers
After wishing Mrs. Luns
many happy returns of the
}day all returned home having
spent a very pleasant day.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
NELSON

Z Bob. Cox sold his property
on West Main to Will Cowau
J of the country.
J Mrs. Lewis Petry will de-
part Tuesday for an extended
Visit 10 Carthage, Mo-, and
on to the state of Louisiana.
Mrs. J.. T.. Coleman has
been on the sick list the last
day or two.
The Ladies Aid Society met
at the home of Mrs. Wade
Higginbotbam on Monday to
make preparations for their
Anniversary Party, which
came OF Friday night at the
City Hall with . large attend
ance good music, funny
speeches and dialogues. Hol
3ppqh wAs ssrYsd NJ aIl hvnrs|
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
Boats May Resume March 1.

Directors of the i1it line
company probably will Feeble
definitely ut "A meeting this
week about the plans for the
coming season and make ar
rangeme1ts for putting the
|Chester aud Tennessee and
the barge in condition to re.
sumo their trips. The di-
rcctors expect to take some
action on the question of new
boats also.
Navigation on the river will
begin early this year because
of the open winter. Reports
fro the North say there is
less ice tbi, year than for
many years and IA few warm
DAYS will cause n breaking up.
The river here has been above
a normal stage all winter. IL
was 81 feet above low water
mark and rising yesterday
and it may be- possible Ia send
the two bats out from st.
Louis by March l.-kansas
City Star.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
House Party at Shackleford

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klinge
entertained a house party at
their magnificent country
home near Shackleford. Miss
Redman, Miss Lacy, of Mar
shall, Miss Lopez of. Black
burn and Miss Lucy Matters
of Malta Bend were the
guests for several days. The
time was pleasantly spent
playing cards and dancing.
And on Friday evening a
number Of guests we're invit.
led to "A Valentine and Leap
Year party, where they were
|gloriously entertained at
cards and dancing. During
the evening an elegant three
course buffet luncheon was
served and coffee charmingly
served by Misses Lopez and
Matters.
Those present were Mr..
aud Mrs. Walker Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. N. Newell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Prior, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Long, Messrs. Corder, Hume,
Price, Lopez, Rollins and
Mr.. Fitzpatrick OF Canada.
A Guest.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
Mardi Gras

Excursion Fares will be in effect
February 20 TO March 2 via Chicago
q Alton aud Southern connections.
Provision will be made to ticket
through to New Orleans, Mobile and
Pensacola account OF the special cele'
b~rations At all OF those points. Lib
srsl stop-overs. Particulars can be
obtained from o. Il. Hawthorne, Tickle,
agent, G, T. A. Il. r., Marshall, Mo,
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
Pettis Dry Outside Sedalia

Sedalia, Mo-, Feb. l5.-
Pettis county outside of Sc.
dalia including the towns of
Smithton, Lamonte, Hous.
tonia, Hughesville, Beaman,
Dresden and Georgetown
voted dry in the local option
election today by $40 major.
ity. Sedalia township, two
precincts gave q wet majority
of nine.
The Marshall republican., 1908-02-21
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NORTON

CIV. Swisher Monday ship.
ped two cars of cattle and one
Of hogs to the St. Louis mar
ket.
Tho. Nugen returned Sat
urday evening from New
London, Iowa, where he had
been on a visit to his brothaf
and has been confined to bed
since with grip and inham ma.
tory rheumatism.
II. r. Hennasy's sale south
east of here was well attend
ed Monday but the prices
received were only fair.
j. II. VanW inkle's three.
year.old boy wa, quiie sick
the first of the week with d
kind of Group.
Norton shipped out 203 cars
of freight during 1907.
Receipt about the same.
MIR. and Mrs. W A. S,
Hyland returned Monday
from Carroll county where
they attended the funeral oil
Edward Audsley.