Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18

Erom st Paul to SPEND Sunday ssss
Miss Laura Bamfeld of zWorces-
ter, Mass, arrived here Sunday to
visit her brother, Fl. L. Banfeld.
Mrs. J. S. Budlong, who is Wis
iting in the East, went to Winthrop,
Mass, Friday She is expected home
in about three weeks. 49, -:
The Elks Memorial service will
be held at the Gem theatre Sunday
afternoon, Dec. 6. Address by Attor-
ney F. M. Wilson of Red Wing.
Rev. T.. H. Devlin visited his
brother, Rev. E. H. Dev1in, Friday
and Saturday, On his way from Ore
gon to Chicago.
The 32nd district O. Eastern
Star held a school of instruction at
Masonic hall yesterday afternoon
and evening. Supper was served at
six.
Miss Florence Huser, who re-
Gently injured her eye with a hot
curling iron, was able to- resume
work as stenographer at the HORNED
Packing house on Monday.
R. e. Shepherd of Billings,
Mont, was a caller Saturday. He
says that the farmer of Mower coun-
ty does not know what real work is,
as compared with those who raise a
good crop on irrigated land. He left
for his home on Monday.
w. G.. Smith of Mitchell spent
Sunday with his brother, John D.
Smith. He has been for the past
week fixing up the old Caleb stock
farm at Cedar City.
John C. Hawkins went to Usage
yesterday to attend the meeting of
the N. w. Iowa Horticultural society
and will give some horticultural
notes.
Prof. Geo. W. Franklin read a
paper yesterday at the meeting of. the
state board of charities and cOrrec-
tlons in Minneapolis on the Exten-
sion of the Juvenile Courts to all the
Counties of the State.
The Social Twelve had an enjoy.
able meeting with Mrs. Sarah C.
Benton on Garfield street Frisday
afternoon.
Mrs. Joy Hawkins of Window
town arrived home Saturday from
Bethesda hospital, St. Paul, where she
received treatment. She is much i'm
proved:
The etoddard club met with Mrs.
P. H. Friend Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. L. Mitchell aud Mrs. E. H
Smith were readers from the Floren'
tlae lectures.
Rev. E. H. DeYlin went to Spring
Valley Wednesday to assist in the de-
dication of new Catholic church.
Miss Helen Sullivan returned last
week from Walker where she has
spent the summer at the sanitarium
She is much benefited.
" Mrs Otto Anderson and two
children of Sheldahl, Iowa, came Wed
nesday to attend the funeral of hel
mother, Mrs. G. W. johnson.
l. Mrs. Jennie Shortt Richardson o,
Jersey City, N J D., stopped here on he
return from DEVILS Lake and visited
ord friends Mrs. F. r.. Gleason en-
tertained at dinner " ednesday in he1
honor:
Nick Pesch was before justice
Fairbanks on the charge OF non.sup
port OF his wife. He plead guilty ant
will be required to deposit 81 50
month for her in addition to turning
over some ready money which he had
For the next Is days we will sci
thoroughbred Chester-white boars a
reduced prices. Come quick if yo'
want one. A. ". Anderson,
Spring Farm,
1899 Austin, MINI
-Truants from school in Austi1
will be looked after by the auChoritie
uuder the strict truant law. A list o
them has been given to chief of polio
Calf and he will round them up.
The alarm of fire Wednesday af
ternoon was from the roof of the nev
IN. E. church. A kettle of boiling
| tar was overturned and caught fir
but was extinguished with little dam
age -.... !: :,
| The HORNED Packing compan
killed $1,000 hogs in October. For tn
year ending Nov. l they killed tota
of 100000 hogs. Nearly quarter of
million in single year is going some
-Rev. R. E. Sayles of Joliet, III
has sufficiently recovered so that h
preached in his pulpit last Sunda
morning.
-Moreland & Duholm moved int
their new garage on Main street Mon
day. It is located next south of tn
w. r. Earl Furniture store.
Teachers should attend the Educa
tional meeting in Adams village mex
Saturday. See program in anothe
column.
County Superintendent Grace 3
Sherwood will not be in her of1c
next Saturday on account of attending
the educational meeting at Adams
The office will be open in the afternoon
for those who wish to get supplies.
The Miozota society will NEE
with Mrs. David Aultfather mex
Tuesday for dinner. - . = e..
Mrs. Lucinda Buck, who has live
tor the past Is years on her farm soutl
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