Mower County transcript., 1908-12-02

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spent Sunday with Thos. Kochfords
folks. Mr.. Carter was an old school
mate of Mr.. Rockford.
Mrs. G. b. Staples of Wisconsin is
visiting her brother, Amos H. Hill. Mr..
Hills health is poor. .. z,.....-l
Mrs. Sarah Bemis Roberts OF La
Crosse came Friday for short visit /
with relatives. She was one of the
pioneers of Austin.
Pat Gillian who had an operation
at St. Olay's hospital three weeks ago,
was able to be taken to his home Sa.
turday.
Even inexperienced cooks have
good luck" with Hunts Perfect Bak
ing Powder and Extracts. They never
disappoint.
The Yeomen of America will meet
Friday evening
The Workmen held we'll attendt d
meeting last Friday evening. Granu /
Master Workman Tiff Of the Grand |
lodge of Minnesota from St. Paul was |
present and gave very interesting |
talk on fraternal insurance at the pres. |
ent time. He is an able speaker. A. |
ter the meeting an oyster supper and !
social session were enjoyed.
The mems society of the Luthere n !;
church met Tuesday evening at the
church parlors. A program and social
session was enjoyed. Refreshments
were served.
Ole Nordland has returned from a
weeks visit with friends and relatives
IN Minneapolis.
The marriage of Miss Florence
Nj. Lang, dsug ghter of Mr.. aud Mrs &.
T. MeaaOwcroft of London, to Mr..
Ernie E. Dunn, and Miss Josephine
e. Fiaska, daughter of A. Fialka, to
Mr.. Alba z. Lang, is announced to
take place at the Meadowcroft home
today at IL a. m.
George Madden Martin, author of
Emmy Lou" writes a story entitled
"Flre from Heaven, in the December
American Magazine. 1t is a story
which presents the whole negro quest
ion ally and sympathetically. Mr..
Martin has always lived in louisville,
Kentucky, and therefore has had am
pleepportunity to know the negro.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Il "a oelh H. Viles of Ahmedager,
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Charles l.. Viles of
Waltham, Mass, to Rev. Arthur A.
Mcbride of Bombay, India, formerly
of Austin. Mr. Mcbride was ordained
in the Congregational church in this
city last summer. He is a son of F.
F.. Mcbride.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Able of Park
River. N. D., came Wednesday, to visit
relatives in this vicinity. He is q
nephew of r. P. Dawson of London
and q cousin of Mrs. Thos Rockford
of Austin. They leave today for Ro.
chester to visit.
Mrs. Levi w Decker assisted by
Mrs. M. l. Bassler gave an I:slian
dinner Friday evening at the Decker
home for the members of the Stoddard
Club and their husbands An informal
program followed. r. Puccini spoke
! of the Italian people and country and
Rev. F. E. Knopf spoke on the life of
tStOddard. = ~:-:!. t~x a~* = .tr.,,z
For sale-Some B. Il. c leghorns,
| cockerels, at 75c a piece. Inqaire OF
H. G. Reiser,
Roundale,
! 80 4o-4l 42 R. Il. No. /
We publish elsewhere the card
| of attorney Frank A. Leonard of
| Noonan, N. D He is we'll known
| here where he formerly lived and is
a man of strict integrity whose word
| is as good as bond. We are glad
to hear that he is getting along
| prosperously-
Mrs. E. E. DeGroff and children
of LIE Roy came Wednesday to visit
her sister, Mrs. W.. Tyler. 49,
-Edwin D. Karlin of Lodi town.
ship and Miss Catherine ..Rothen-
burger Of Clayton. were married on
Wednesday morning, Nov. rs, at the
! Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. w.
e. Sloane. A few relatives accom-
panied them. 50 ... 'f&
! "A family reunion. of the Baudler
families was held Thursday at the
residence of VIM. Baud1er on North
Kenwood avenue.
The families of N. A. Graves
| of Darlington, N. D.; Elmer Loucks
| of Window township and DR.. w. L.
| Hollister were entertained Thurs
day by Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Holilster.
III. O. Basford left Friday even
ing for Denver, Colo., to spend the
winter with his son, Harry. Harry
is now estimator in large printing
plant there.
Miss May Fairbanks has re-
signed as teacher in the Washington
school and goes this week to Wi
mona to complete her course at the
Normal. Miss Olive Burgess takes
her place here.
Rev. e. H. Devlin went to WI
mona Thursday to visit Bishop Cot
ter.
Margaret Burns, the 15-year-old
girl, who recently tried to frighten
her folks by threatening to take
chloroform, was before Judge King
sley on the charge of incorrigibility.
She was found guilty and was order
ed, to be taken to the state reforma-
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