Mower County transcript., 1908-10-28

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Mrs. F. M. Porter left yesterday
for Oregon, to spend the winter with
her son near Portland. s
The WOman's Guild of Christ
III e4t
Wallace Gregson this afternoon.
Mrs: augusta sarEents lsft lyes1er-
day for Seattte,sW ASH: to live with
her daughter: ..>. ;. y !
The East Side VIC. f.: u. will
meet with Mrs. Whit Watkins Thurs.
day afternoon at ) o'clock. -. -; I;
Mrs. Name E. Palmer of Usage
spent q week with her brother. julie G.
Owen returning: home yesterday. -
The case Of Owen Finch OF Sarge.
ant charged with the theft of Si6
from W.. H. Bucklin. of high Forest
on Sept. q was before Justice Fair.
banks for hearing. Dismissed because
of insufficient evidence.
More people are using Hunts Per-
feet Baking Powder and Extracts to.
day than ever before -once tried you
will like them. -
-OeneIal elecL1On next Iue5uay,
Nov. g.. Polls in Austin Will be open
from 700 a. m. to 900 p. m. La all
other precincts of the. county polls
will be open from 900 a. m. to s.
p. M. Get there in time and vote
for TAFT and, Jacobson
Miss Elizabeth Fish, high school
principal, had her sister, Miss Helen
Fish of Minneapolis as a guest over:
Sunday. ..~>.* : -
H. Fl. Conner of Minneapolis
called Monday in the interest Of. the
minneapolis PAPER Company. He
gave some fine solos at3the Congfega-
tional church Sunday: - >:-
Mr.: land Mrs. w. M. Corbitt re-
turned: Friday from their. trip to
?hlIe heir -.8rth .'t4: Dakota D rs farm, . :..<:
ri -Mrs.xGe A. HORNED. returned
SATURDAY. from Munsey y, Ind. where
she attepdEd the wedding of her
- ZMrs: Bert Hail :;al ret,irned 4 d FRIDAY
from a visit at ~Winona- r. =:
|: - "a: daughter. was born to MI Mrs
i Andrew sockness !: Saturday. ~ :.
+ = Miss AIDA Hardy; trained nurse
|3returned, Friday rfrom Wisconsin,
! where she has been on duty for the
! ! past two >months.:.x"= ~.t. ~ ..:;z:
| =-Mseand Mrs. W!!:E. Waldren ;of
! Billings, ,:sMont.: arrived Friday to vis+
! it old time friends here. >...
!. Next Saturday. evening, Oct.
!, 81. is Halloween. Take in your
! gates and movab1es. - 'r
- The board of the St. Olav hos
| :pital met Thursday afternoon and
decided to tile the floor of the oper-
ating room. The new elevator will
| be Of great convenience to the pat
rons of the hospital. :
.s-Marcks H. Lowe, proprietor Of
|: the Little Store on the Hill at Gree
ley, Col. stopped off here Friday on
his way home from Chicago. to visit
Harlan P. Smiths folks. He was
formerly in an express office here. !:
Archie Lang of Grove City;
MINI. has been in London for the
past two weeks looking tssafter:"' his
land interests. He makes his home
with his daughter, at Grows: City,: !;
:~---Mr. and. Mrs. F. A. Ticknor Tik11c
plan to leave for Southern, California
about Dec. IS. :... r. ~,>@ !,
&C. H. Goats came down from St.
Paul Friday and returned yesterday:
!: He is. much benefited by the treat
ment he is~receiving. ;: - !
! For the first month Of z.this
school year 1924. pupils were: en-
;rolled in our city schools as COM
pared with 1908 for the correspond
ing month last year. There are 1875
enrolled in the high school, about
the same as last year. r. :
E. About 100 girls are taking sew.
!; ing or cooking in 1.-THE !. domestic
science course OF spur, public schools
|, under the. direction Of Miss NAV
Erwin and aHxare interested in the
work. .>%s;:*ffs: ;f.s It, 8 ?
AT the annual meeting Of: the
Twin City Bankers club held Tues
day; evening, E:s*W.- Decker, vice
president of the N. W. National
|. bank was elected president of: The
:. clt6lb: 6t I'd is==a former AdStin i boX. & (
!: shorthorn, bulls, Costswo1d
sheep and Poland China hogssall7fet
corded or eligible to record, will BE
sold at very close prices for the next
thirty days to make room for winter
quarters. J. J. Furlong, Austin.
Minn.-5t. ;'.~- -. ~.
Harry French expects to- leave
for Cuba about Dec. 1. He will be
with land firm there.
Mrs. Fay R. Smith returned
Friday from ten days visit at St.
Paul. -
: The Methodist ladies will hold
a bazaar Dec. 10, II and 12.
--Colos Fenton's eye that was
operated on is getting in normal
condition again although he cannot
see with it. His general health is
not good. 49, ~.
John Arneson of Lyle had an
operations.at thecst: olav hospital