Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
BROWNSVILLE
l.. Z. QUIMBY. Editor.
O., M. & ST. p. Time Table.

Csa Nls
Passenger, west bound Al p. m. & ~ 30 q. m
Passenger, east bound. =. .12 W and 74l p. m.
Freights, west bound. ......... ......4 30 p. ~.
FrelRhts. east bound 40 q. m.
w. q. Wesibeck attended the fun
eral of Senator Allison at Dubuque on
Saturday.
Rev. Cyrus Sullivan OF Owatonna.
smoke in the interests Of the Ameri-
can s. S. Union at the Baptist and
Methodist church last Sunday. He
preached in the Baptist church in
the morning and gave some special
music.
Lawrence Harrington was Operat-
ed upon for appendicitis at the Aus
tin hospital on Wednesday by DR..
Hegge of Austin and DR.. Gray OF
Brownsville, and is reported to be
rapidly improving.
A tarantula was found in a bunch
of bananas at A. E. Warren's store
on Wednesday. 1t was knocked on
the bunch onto some tanglefoOt fly
paper.
James Fries moved into his new
house last week.
MIS-. S1IlS anu uduSAIOl' ASAOA >
turned last week from North Dako-
ia, and will remain here FOR a "nlle.
Mrs. Sims is talking of moving her
building to North Dakota as soon as
a suitable airship comes along as
she says she could get $50 a montn
for it out there. She is handing out
so many good stories about that new
paradise that we have not the space
to repeat them. She has proved up
on her claim out there and IS 1eelng
apparently. as happy as lark:
George Hunt returned to Inors-
borg on Wednesday. Mrs Hunt re-
mains for a longer stay and WILL al
so visit relatives in Wisconsin before
returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Powers came
down from Minneapolis on Friday
evening for an indefinite stay.
Threshing out of the shock Is the
order of the day now. Volkman, $
two machines and George Gill1land
started out last week and Teeter &
Emerson start up this week.
The household goods of the Rev
Memmert's have arrived from Penn
sylvania and he is now getting set
tied in the parsonage.
F. E. Cruickshank has been rails
ing up his house and making other
improvements about his place. A new
cement block foundation was put
under it.
Mrs. Ole Hanson and Mrs. T. B.
Johnson gave each of their Sunday
school classes picnic at Ramsey on
Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Jepson and
two children of Erwin, S. d., ar
rived last week for visit at the
home of the formers mother.
The Baptist Ladies' Missionary
society will meet at the home of Mrs
Chas Sleeper on Thursday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock.
Charlie Wildnlan arrived in town
on Monday morning for visit with
his sister. Mrs. J. H. Thompson.
Miss May Dahle returned on Sat:
urday from Rochester. = = -,
The soberness of the ever sedate
Charles Colby has been broken. Now
you can't get him awav from =. the
house and just one glance at hin
and you can detect a smile. In tac1
he is lust bubbling over with 7'v
And why not? Two young twin boy:
arrived at his home on Fri"a" anc
Charley says he guesses ne Will Noe'
them. Their names are Bruce Ron
aid and Byrnon Charles
7. H. Thompson. who has beer
quite i'll during the past week, il
now getting better. An abcess de-
veloped in his hip which was lancet
on Friday and he has been gradual!
imnrovine since.
The vounc DAUGHTER of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Asa Britts died in Linton, N
D.
A dauchter was born to Mr.. AM
Mrs. Henry Stephenson OF Sargean
on Monday.
Miss Edna Bacon returned OF
THURSDAY from a few weeks stay IL
Honkins.
Mrs. las Orr and son returned t
Austin MONDAY after a few days visi
at Mr.. Slack's.
Miss Maud Slack has gone t
Laneino for few days stay at +
E. Snider's.