Mower County transcript., 1908-08-19
BROWNSVILLE
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PASSENGER. west s8aahRd s8ahd 2 Al p. M. ( IL ooa. m
Passenger esst bo;,itttll o,tt ~ :W and ~ p. M
Freiahts. west bound. ...:: 80 p. m.
Treaehts, east bound :4O q. m.
Miss Anna Madison is visiting
among relatives in Iowa.
Mrs r. H. Hnisdel and daughter,
Miss Beulah of Elgin, Ill, arrived on
Monday for a visit with the formers
sister Mrs. Henry Bull, and other
relatives
Mrs. Omlie and daughter, Lillian,
were guests at the home OF Z. y:
Sleeper for day last week. Ihey lett
on Friday for their home at Gra1ton,
* D., stopping for a few days visit
.at Minneapolis on the way. Miss
IN, h Sleeper accompanied them and
.omos to Grafton for an indefinite
Mise Harriet Frizelle was a guest
eof .hrr brother T, B. Frizelle, over
sunday She rendered some special
musical !, 'umbers at the bapt1s1
ch11rch hon morning and evening.
Tha Esnt,> t It Ladies' Aid society
win n,aot p.N 49, +he home of the presi-
dent NJ - 7. Syck on Friday al
sternoon MA Shortt will assist IN
Sntartainima 'e = nxn ryone is invited
both men and woA 'oI' +he 1areest at-
sired that there b. the largest "'
tendance ever. +oa +ho1, =
d. w. Leeper has Es. 'teu oars M T.
Gillett farm for three J. e Horro-
has been living on the n IN
bin farm this side Of A8sA o1nmence
Our public schools will s 70 Glad
this year on Sept 7th. We 4 dance
of this for the state fair attsA ,blic
has so conflicted with the D.
school attendance in former years. !
John Emerson has been eRg@@e>
to 40 janitor work at the sGAGtN
building In Brownsville for the eom-
ing year. \
) r. 3. Frizelis left for St: Paul 6R
Monday where he will spend most ST
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. "; Britts and
daughter, Jessie, went to hint6il, n:
D., on Tuesday of last week f6f, ali
indefnite stay with their son, Asa.
Presiding Elder Rule was in town
on Friday for a short business ses-
sion with the official board of the
M. E. church.
Lloyd, Merle and Neva Blanchard
returned on Saturday from two
weeks visit among relatives at
Spring Valley. They were accom-
panied home by their sister, Edith,
and aunt, Miss Mamie Goodwin. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent of Georgia
are guests at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. N. NJ Palmeter.
Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Sleeper re-
turned to St. Paul on Thursday.
The Minnesota state fair con-
venes at the state fair grounds Aug.
81 to Sept. 5 and promises greater
things than ever, Some of the at
fractions are as follows:
The atrship race between three
airships. .,..tz. ". t1~"ss-~';;
The elassWWeavefs, who weave and !
fashion artistic souvenirs. -. - g..
William J9nnAngs. Bryan, Demo-
cratic candidate for the presidency,
who speaks juSt outside the fair
grounds on the opeahfifg day, Mon
' SFort atS: Ridse,y ids in, '62;;' VIII elosen los
each evenings program aal frept of3
the grand stand, 500 white ;e,tyn AND
800 Sioux Indians participating. con-,
Guiding with grand $1,000 dfEaay i
OF Gregorys matchless, fireworks. =, II
All those planning attending ths
state fair should subscribe for the
state Fair News, which is published
every week during August and will
De sent free to ali who ask for it. |
Get this and you Will get all the de-
tails OF the fair. The railroads have {
granted fare Of three cents mile
for the round trip.
The carpenters from lNu. stin began
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on Monday.
Mrs. S. R. Frize1le arrfv, ID from
Fergus Falls on Monday for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and IN rs E.
Sweet.
Miss Mary Simms went to LaG osse
honday e'eni e;
Mrs. Herman Hanson returued to
da?letot Il ouday after Visiting VIII
riendS htfss |
Mr.. aud Mrs Ll1g Chfistianson re-A.
urued Monday to Bfc1nsdale Trey l..
1oved to Al erta, CdEsaa, about q I A
ear ago, Intending to ,taske their
ome there bur did not Iiiks If there: W.
Nj that glitters is Lot gold, ana they eii
'ere greatly disappointed in that On
ountry which has good crop perhaps / Br
ars says, once in ten years. Mrs. C:5s sir
ealth is not good and they have spent Sin
le last two months in Kansas.