Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09


# drs. James Malloy and daugh
ter OF New Hampton Iowa, spent 4
Sunday with John E. Malloy.
Albums, Toilet caees, collar boxes
etc. at G. "a. POOLERS
Mrs. H. Birkett of Mahnomen
Here's where you get sensible Il
and serviceable holiday presents,
Suit Cases, Fur Robes, Satchels,
Valises, Trunks, Lap Robes, Trunks.
These will last you. r. Rayman, the
harness man. Is. 81 St
Will Davey Of La Crosse, brake
man on the S. NJ Division, had his
arm badly crushed in the Ramsey
yard Wednesday, night while switch |
ing. He was struck by the switch !
arm and thrown down. He was
brought to St. Olav hospital. His arm
was amputated near the shoulder.
1.E# M. j. Feeney expects to go to
Chicago about New Years to work
with Levy Brothers, horse buyers.
For sale Some B. Il. G leghorns,
cockerels, at 75c "a piece. Inqaire of
H G. Reispr,
:.: RoundaIe,
80 4O-41 AZ r. Il. No.
The annual meeting of the Pro-
,gressive League was held Wednesday
evening. The following officers were.
elected: A. w. Allen, pres; Geo. A.
EHroY nj n
Camp, sec.; Frank c. Wilbour treas;
AL M. Smith, O. S. Albertson, NJ, r..
Brooks, directors. "
The address of -Kiyo Inui at high
school hall Friday evening was very
interesting. He spoke on the Mission
\ of the New Japan and explained
| many of the misunderstanding
which have arisen because of the
different view points of other ma
tions. 1t was something decidedly diff
ferent in the lecture line and was
worthy Of a much larger audience
than was present. + u
The Presbyterian Home Trade
sale closed Friday evening. Good
programs were provided each even
ing. We have not learned just the net
proceeds as some of the coupons were
left over after the close. @.@>:t
/ Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Dickens
4 went to Waubay, S. D., Saturday to
visit relatives. l-=.~.-
| Miss Munson's dialect readings
| at the M. E. church Friday evening
of this week.
II Two boys broke through the ice
on the river near the spring holes
Friday afternoon, but got out.
Free: 10c package Conkey'.
Laying Powder, also Csc Poultry
Book. Bring ad to G. A. Pooler's. By
mail &c.
-Conkey's Roup Cure SOC at C
| "A. Pooler's. Makes rs gallons medi
cine. Save your fowls. ~.
Walter Wiseman came down or
Saturday from Rush City to visit hi:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Wise
man and other relatives. Hwill stay
until after the holidays.
Amos H. Hill continues in pool
health and is quite i'll. IA
Il --Orlis L. Gibbons is having 4
run Of typhoid fever. &
| j. E. O'Brien of Chicago is =;
new inspector at the HORNED Packins
house. y
For Sale, residence property. o,
Main street. Come and look it over
tt G. ii. COATS.
Mrs. M. J. Hardy entertained {
thlmble party Wednesday Afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Walter Waldron.
Harry French left Wednesday
for Remedious, Cuba, where he will
clerk for land company. . -.
Mrs. George Jorgenson v ant
) children of Ceylon, MINI. are expect
ed to-day to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Haney.
i The M. E. Ladies will hold {
grand bazar in the basement of thu
church on Friday and Saturday Dec
IL and 19. Dinner and supper will
be served on Friday and dinner or
, Saturday. A full line of desirable
holiday gifts will be on sale. ~;
The building of the Gilbert I'm
proved Corrugated Culvert Co. or
Railway street is completed and thu
machinery is expected daily. It viii
be but few days before they begi1
manufacture. T. E. Wilson, the
manager has moved here from Lyle
and is living with his family at 4O6
south Main street. ~.
&C. Proeschel of Dexter left last
evening for Cleveland, Ohio, to visit
his son. ~ + "a. = i
! Blind Boone the marvellous
musical prodigy assisted by Miss
Emma Smith the celebrated vocalist,
will give concert at the M. 3.
church Thursday evening, Dec II.
Concert to begin at 8:45 so as to al