Mower County transcript., 1908-08-26


'ouni g cents cash and q prem.
Iium stamps by buying 8 Memo corset.
An concerned will please report TO the
Hub Depa rtment Store and be- re.
1warded. 81. Il
No, that decorated bsrouche which
called at 8 prominent residence in the
south part Of the city Saturday morn
ing was not after wedding party. v
Roy Register and wife left Monday
for Rush City, Mimi, where he will be
assistant in the creamery.
Miss Charlotte Snyder expects to
leave for Valparaiso, Ind. Friday to
take the Gold Medal course in piano
and pipe organ instruction. s
Rev. G. A. Affeldt, Ev. Luth. of
Waltham. will again conduct German
service at the Seventh Day Adventist's
Church, corner Kenwood and College
St. Tuesday afternoon, at 2:3O. All
interested are cordially invited.
.-Lost-27 cents cash ard 27 prem
ium stamps by not buying your Memo
corset at the Hub Department Store.
Finder will please return same to the
Hub and be rewarded.
Write to M. @. Benson, Blooming
Prairie, Minn., for mating list and
! prices, if you want eggs from one of
the best pens OF S. 6. Rhode Island
Reds in the state. If
| j. SO]ner arrived in New York
city yesterday from Norway and will
be home shortly. He may stop to visit
in Chicago for few days.
An interesting letter in another
column from Mrs Geo. w. Bartlett.
Do not miss it. ~.
Mrs. c. H Davidson, Jr. and two
daughters and MarguereteMitchellwen
to Minneapolis Thursday on visit.
business of Importance to every
member will come before the knights
of Columbus this. evening. H
w. Crayer of st. Louis will make an
address. ,z-S4
The Congregational Ladies Aid
will meet with Mrs. Belle Sherwood
this afternoon. Mrs Eberhart and
Miss Grace Sherwood will assist in
entertaining. :
The Congregational Ladies Aid
are collecting old magazines, books and
newspapers for sale. Any having
these to give are requested to phone
Mrs. G. H. Decker.
Wanted, beans and old potatoes
Dalager's grocery. -.
L. M. Tollefson, the painter, sells
and set glass. Prices right.
Call at Dalager's and get his spec
ial bargains for the next few days.
DIR. o. H.: Hegge and family re-
turned Saturday evening from Buffalo
Lake where they, have been outing for
the past month. They report restful
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stearns are
soon to move to Mason City to reside.
A farewell party was given in their
honor Saturday evening at the home of
Geo. Kessler. .s.s
DIR. and Mrs. E. G. Martin spent
Saturday with his father at Red Rock
on the Mississippi.
Il wish to close out all glass ware
tumblers, lamps, etc. so as not to move
them. E.sA. DaIager, grocer. -
For rent, q farm three miles east
of Austin, known as the H. N. Wilder
farm. Terms cash or on shares. In.
quire of A. w. Edison. Ct
by trading at Dalager's for grocer
les, you can help your pocketbook. and
also help him move.
AS Miss Margaret Beckel was
driving near the cement works Sunday
afternoon, the horse SHE'D and. started
TO run. The buggy was overturned
and Miss Beckel was thrown out and
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had q rib cracked and received several
bruises.
Bert Manchester's little son.
Wesley, aged eight years, fell from q
hayrack Friday evening at his farm at
Columbia breaking his arm szs=
a granite shower was given for
Miss Mabel Myers Friday evening 1T
the & home Of Mrs: Iyer ,Th ompsons on
Clark street. About thirty were pres.
ent. The shower was q acopious one
and the evening was merrily spent.
The Baptist church was fllled Is
overfowing sunday evening at the
union service Rev. r. T.. Anderson
of Chicago preached lie was former
II pastor Of the Baptist church here
and was warmly greeted His text
wassT Thy Kingdom come and he dwelt
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