Mower County transcript., 1908-05-20
BROWNSVILLE
l.. l.. QUIMBY, Editor.
c., Nj. & St. p. Time Table.

c., Nj. & St. p. Time Table.
Passenger, west bound .241 p. m. & IL 80 a m
Passenger, east bound. -. IL :O7 and 7:41 p. m.
Freights, west bound .......... ..... a 30 p m.
FreIghts. east bound .................S:4O :4O a. m.
Mrs. J. Peter Hanson and son
Harold returned on Wednesday from
their winters sojourn in California.
B. E. Baldwin returned to Browns
dale again on Thursday and will re-
main for a few weeks. He had to
give up work as his eyes gave out so
he could neither read nor write and
has had to put on colored glasses.
A part of the blame he lays onto the
Merry Widow hats on which he has
looked so much. "a
A band of gypsies were camping
near town on Wednesday and a num-
ber of our people had their fortunes
told. If we. were only ready to go
of on trip now we might reproduce
some of them.
U. S. Gillett returned from Mime
.apolis on Thursday evening where
he had been to attend the Grand
Chapter o. E. s.
Mayor Stephenson was in Grand
Meadow on Wednesday.
George Gillett came down from
Owatonna on Thursday evening for
q few days visit at home, returning
on Sunday afternoon.
Miss May Johnson is up from
Grand Meadow for visit with her
parents.
G. F. Baird of Austin was in the
village between trains on Thursday.
Miss Edna Sleeper was down from
eOwatonna from Friday evening I'M
til Sunday afternoon, guest at the
h ONE Of her rents. e1af ss:,ss :s&ss z.ssS.
The Baptists have engaged IT. B.
Frize1le to. supply the pulpit for
three months, beginning the middle
OF June.
Co. Commissioner Christie Of
Austin was in town Thursday.
G. C. Clark returned on Thursday
from his Montana and North Dako-
ta trip. .->-..
Miss Alice Tanner went to Mime
,apolis last week to attend the Grand
C:.apter 0. z. S. and visit for a week
or so.
aIiss Eva Benlis returned to Dex-
t3r on Monday c. ter q week say
&! the q. L. Gamer home.
: he school beard have engaged
Miss Jessie Hitler 10 teach the Inter
mediate department CT our school in
p7oce CT Miss Celecta Lawrence, who
is still i'll at the hospital at Mankato,
and it is thought she might not have
tp.a strength to take up the work.
Editor johnson OF the Grand
Meadow Record is to be commended
for the stand he has taken in his pa
per on Sunday ball games. In the
Dexter department he announces
tl-at hereafter the Record will not
advertise Sunday ball games, but
will encourage, if it is any induce
m5nt, by advertising in its columns
any print dodgers free of charge for
any and all ball games scheduled for
= Dexter on any other day OF the week.
Mrs. Annie Halls MacIntyre pre-
seated Brownsville talent in the one
act play "At the Photographers" in
a charming manner at the Mason's
opera house on Friday evening to a
large audience. There was apparent
ly not hitch in the whole program,
which is not only credit to Mrs.
MacIntyre's training, but as great a
compliment to our young ladies, who
take to anything so readily, the prac-s
tice only occupying week. Aside,
from the play there were several
fine reading given by Mrs. MacIntyre,
and recitations, piano selections and
solos given by the young ladies. Our
people always turn out well to home
talent productions because they al
ways know they get their moneys
worth. The play was given In the
opera house in Dexter last evening
and some of our people went over to
see it again.
It is reported that John Beneke,
has traded his farm for "a stock OF
goods in Swaledale, Iowa.
The old soldiers will attend the
Baptist churcn in body next Sum
day morning j..
Thomas X. Dahle and Nels Dahle
are talking of starting this week on
a trip to Norway.
Mrs. w. A. Wildman arrived from
Cresco Monday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. 7. H. Thompson.
o. D. Lambert has rented Mrs.
Hogle's house and will move in soon.
Nels K. and Thos K Dahle wilIstart
SATURDAY TOT norway W WISH IOr q
p couple of months. r. r. Gerbig will
assist in the hardware during the for.
mer's absence
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the friends who SO kindly
assisted US during the sickness and.
death Of our husband and father
Mrs. Geo. HITLER and family.