Mower County transcript., 1908-10-21

evening at the home Of Miss Lettie |
kenevan on south Kenwood avenue
a merry evening was spent and a
copious shower was given the bride-to-
be-. .sa -. -. -. -:!,s. re +:s~nsael
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Parker of
spent Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. Al, M.SSmith. 2~s a.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waterman
returned Wednesday from visit
with NJ. Asher's family near Gary, S. D.
Mrs. Frank Dearborn and Mrs.
Loren Clark spent Friday at the
home of Amos Clark in Lyle Centre. |
The Congregational Ladies Aid
will meet with Mrs. Chas. Fox this
The Royal Neighbors will hold
their annual supper and sale at their
hall next Monday evening.
The Progressive league will
hold business meeting this even
ing. .A. .
"A shower was given by the B.
y. club Monday evening for Miss
Gertrude Gavin.
a parcel shower was given for
MISS Lillian Griffin and Louise An
drew at the Walter Void residence
monday evening. About 25 were
present and all had a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miner of Isin-
ours are visiting at Will P. Miners.
See the Vassar girls at the NJ. r.
church next Saturday evening. Ii
bTary course. r T." :.
Little Loren Banfeld, son of H. L.
/ Bantield, fell off a box while at play
yesterday noon and broke his right
arm in two places. p ~'. a.-: ::
Mr.. and Mrs. LID. Baird went
to st. Paul today on visit: ...s
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Waldrons
OF Billings, Mont. are expected here
tn1s week TO visit relatives and
Mrs. Clayton Smith, and daugh.
ter, Marian of, st. Paul came Friday
to visit Mrs, G. H: Coats. ::rE ~
One of the best, entertainments
given in Austin for long time was
given at the Methodist church FRIDAY
evening by RDney's- Boys. They an.
peared In various costumes and sane
anu played different Instruments
with great proficiency and skill. The
audience YVES not what it should have
| Deen for so good a program, but
those: who were present enjoyed an
unusual treat. ="
| James Crosson is building = nno,
story brick building, s5x18 on Rr5i1g gf
! street, east of ThOs. Dugan,s shon
] lt mas BEEN rented to Arthur Eadel.
aoro 1or a machinery warehouse
The wedding Of Ray U'HaNora,
VIII take place at Minneapolis to-
| uay. HIS parents, MIR and Mrs. M
b. OHaiioran, are in attendance.
The wedding of Andrew stile,
and Miss Gertrude Richards viii
take place at the residence of tn,
Drlde's mothers, Mrs. Mary Richards
IN Lyle township Mr.. and Mrs
St1ley will be- at horne in Carpenter
! Iowa.
| Miss Dorothy Knopf left Mon
day for Cleveland, Ohio, to take ,
position with the N. w. Mutual In
snrance company She will stay will
her aunt there. =,
| -:Mr9 andfMrs. D. d. ffurd y q
HDosic Falls, NJ. Y, arrived her
Saturday to visit their daughter. Mrs
Roy Holmes. .|.~..
C. G. Thompson of Marshall
town visited his old army comrade
Capt. T. F. Leonard, OH Saturday.
| 7. b. Sherwood arrived from
Buffalo, N. Y, for mont this visi
at home He is with a match com
pany.
| Light showers Monday night
The past week has continued favor
! able for farm work.
Turkeys are scarce this yea
and a substitute will be accepted b.
many for Thanksgiving.
4 Mrs. A. P. Eckert and children
went to Winona Saturday to visi
! her folks.
Miss Lila A. Beiseker was dowr
from st. Mary's school at Faribaul
to spend Sunday with her grand
mother, Mrs. G. N. Beiseker.
"A lecture on the Reformation
will be given in the Lutheran church
Friday evening, Oct. 81 by Prof
| Westyig of the United Lutheran
! seminary of st. Paul.
| There was a large attendance al
the sociable given at the church Fri
day evening by the Lutheran Ladies'
! Aid. A fine musical program was
! given and games and recreation
| were enjoyed.
About forty of the Christian Y.
P. S. G. E. were entertained Friday
evening by Rev. and Mrs. F. A. He'll
man.
Miss May Fairbanks spent Sun
| day with friends in Minneapolis.
"A son was born to Mrs. w. T.
| Mills Friday evening.
Miss Grace B. Sherwood, county
| superintendent, spent Sunday in
Minneapolis.
A company of about twenty
| ladies met at the home of Mrs. Roy
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