Mower County transcript., 1908-12-30

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The "Reminiscences Of DR.. .Edward
Everett Hale commence in the January
Woman's Home Companion and will
appear exclusively in that magazine.
<: s.:.-Dr. Fannie Fiester went to Cres-
co Saturday and spent Sunday re-
turning yesterday. i y.
Miss Viola Ffster is home from
Carlton college for. the holidays.
THE Methodist Woman's H. M.
society will meet this afternoon with
Mrs. Harry Furtney.
About twenty relatives and
friends spent christmas day most
.pleasantly ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. i. Blytons-at Saints Rest. A
very social day was enjoyed.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bennett left
Monday for their home at Miles
City, Mont.
THE Mems club of Christ church
met. last evening at the residence OF
r: O. Hall. Rev. Geo. H. Mueller. rec
tor of the Episcopal church at Albert
Lea. spoke to the club on the En-
manuel Movement. for Healing of the
Sick which is Spreading so rapidly
among the orthodox churches.
:: PROF. G. IS. Decker and wife of
Minneapolis spent Sunday with rela-
tives here. " q @
DIR. and Mrs. A. w. Allen spent
Sunday at the Twin Cities. -
The Christmas cantata which
was to be given at the Lutheran
church last Sunday evening was post
poned and will be given next Sunday
evening. e<.{%E 5....:
= Miss Nellie Fiehna will leave in
a few days for her new position at
Lewiston, Idaho. Miss Ella Weisel en-
&tertained a number of friends in her
honor at supper Saturday evening.
installation Of omcers Of Mcintyre
post, G. A. r. next Saturday evening.
Installation of Mcintyre w. r. Corps,
Saturday evening, Jan. 8.
KIP "A number of the Austin stores
have commenced to close at $3.50
every evening except Saturday. 1t
! would be a good thing if all would
give the evenings to their clerks dur
ing the dull season.
Z 3. = -Frank>sH, Mitchell for several
years assistant cashier of the Austin
No Lib o1
go to Forman, N. D., to take up his
land and banking business there
again. His family will remain here
until next summer.
katherine Lobb, who is living
with her grandmother, Mrs. G. D.
Belden, received nice Christmas
present from her father, j. w. Lobb,
who is interested in Louisiana lands.
The present was a full box of assort
ed oranges, Navel, Tangerines, Man
darines and Cumquats and also some
grape fruit. i Some of the Navels
weighed 18:i ounces each. 1t was all
Louisiana fruit. **
s-The new Hall-Dalager block is
enclosed and ready for .plastering
which will begin in few days. The
steam heating plant has been put in.
:, ~ - Mr.. and MRS. Al. M. Smith spent
christmas with her folks in Spring
Valley. ~ ~: ~ ... r.. -.
-; Mrs. e .aC. Adams went to New
Ulm last week to visit Rev. E. F.
Wheeler and family. :.
-Chas. Klima was fined $25 and
costs by Justice Fairbanks Saturday
pleading guilty to the charge OF
stealing a bag of walnuts and a box
of soap from freight car in the Mil
waukee yards.
DR. and Mrs. c. A: Hegge and
daughters went to Minneapolis Sat.
Hurday for few days: visit. II sA
st. Augustine's church was
crowded Christmas morning at the
6 O'Clock mass, over. 1900 worship.
pers being present. ~
DIR. H. L. Knight of Minneap
oils, formerly of Adams, was dowr
Friday on professional business. s
Mrs. w. C. Terry and son spen
Christmas with friends in St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Holmes spen
sunday IN minneapolis. .a...Es 81 ..E-.y
County commissioners meet mex
Tuesday in regular session.
( For rent, lower story of M,
house, corner of College and Second
Five rooms, bath and all modern i'm
provements. Possession given at once
II. Jacobs. y.
~ iss Alma Hanson led the Yes
per service at the Y. w. G. a. room
4 Sunday afternoon.
Eugene B. Crane of Minneapoli
4 spent Christmas with relatives here
+Editress Jennie Keith spen
Christmas at her home at Goldfield
Iowa. ASH
The churches were crowded a
the Christmas exercises Thursda
and Friday evenings. The decoration
were fine and the programs varie
and interesting. The little, folksswer
surely happy.