Mower County transcript., 1908-11-11
LANSING.

Mrs. L. o. Thompson went to Aus
tin the fore part of the week to
spend some time.
/ Miss Snyder, music teacher, was
in the village Tuesday looking UP
pupils for piano and violin.
Miss Hazel Cook of Austin was a
guest of Miss Katie Rector a few days
the past week.
| Miss Katie Rector, who enjoyed a
| weeks vacation, returned to her
studies at the S. M. N. C. Monday
evening. 49,
Miss Deana Weber, who is attend
ing Austin High School, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at home.
Mrs. S. H.G5Vaughan and children
went to- Blooming Prairie Tuesday
to spend the day: with relatives. .
The recital given Wednesday even
ing in Court of Honor hall was fine.
Look for another. date elsewhere.
Archie Bacon who is at Roches-
ter after having the second opera
tion on the eye, is now able to see.
| In about week he will undergo an
| operation on the other eye.
j.. E.. Robinson of Austin was in
the village Thursday.
A large delegation of friends from
this village attended the funeral SER
vices for B. M. CARL, held Thursday
at his late residence in Udolpho. His
remains were laid away in our vii
lage cemetery.
George Hessler of Austin was in
the village the fore part of the week
making repairs on the house occu-
pied by Mr.. Earl Lindsey and fam
lily.
Mrs. r. L. Johnson and children
and Mrs. Emmons and children of
Austin were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harcar Lyons Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McKenna of
Napoleon. N. D.. Sundayed with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Weber.
Geo. Winn of Udolpho loaded two
cars with sheep and hogs here Sat-
urday night sending them to Chicago
for Mondays market.
Art Bacon was up from Austin
Friday morning for few hours Wis
VIM. Cronan's car of potatoes ar
rived Monday and he is selling them
for 75c per bushel.
The O. A. K. society will meet with |
Miss Mary R. Vaughan Thursday |
afternoon.
Miss H. S. Mcintyre assisted by
Miss Hattie will give an entertain
nent in Court Of Honor hall Tues
lay evening, Nov. II. Admission fee
L5c and 25c.
Hixon Field was able to be brought
lome from St. CLAWS hospital Fri
lay.
H. R. soule shipped a car load of |
cattle Tuesday morning to Chicago
or Wednesdays market.
Mr. Lindsley's parents from
Grand Meadow visited here a few |
lays the fore part of the week.
Mrs. H. S. Mcintyre went to |
Blooming Prairie Monday on a brief |
rip.
Resolutions of Respect.
Another life's work is ended.
Another soul is at rest" Whereas it |
las pleased the Divine Ruler of the |
Universe to remove from our midst |
our beloved brother, Benjamin M. |
yarll. and,
Whereas, although we humbly bow |
% the will of God. we feel that in the |
leath of brother CARL, Celia Chapter |
No. 48. O. E. S., laments the loss of |
)ne who was ever ready to aid and
lssist the fraternity.
Resolved, That the heartfelt SYM
,athy of Celia Chapter be extended |
% Sister CARL and her family in
heir bereavement and, while we
deeply sympathize with those who
we're bound to our brother, we hold
with them the hope of resurrec-
lion in a world where thewe are no
more partings.
Resolved. That as a token of our
respect the charter of our
chapter be draped in mourning for
thirty days, and be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions
be spread upon the records Of our
chapter and that copy be sent to
Sister CARL and family, also the same
to be published in our county papers.
Charlotte A. Thompson.
Alice l.. Soule.
o. C. La Bar,
Committee.