Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02

cnooti4g 8t spring Valley next week,
sept, Z and s., An interesting program
isEput up. - -
Mrs. Eccleston came down from
Faribault Friday and spent Sunday
Win relatives here. She left Monday
1or Los Angeles, CAL, to spend the win
ter with her two sons.
Miss Nellie Mccormick arrived
nome Thursday from delightful trip
through Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. Emma OFT and children of
PRESTON visited at the home of Dr. H.
r. felrson last week returning home
Friday.
Misses Statia and Alice Riley,
daughters of detective Thomas Riley.
arrived home Friday frow their west
ern trip. They were members of the
Yellowstone Park party that was held
up by a bandit on August "a, a long
aaccountsof which was published in the
Minneapolis papers.
Rev. W. E.. Sloane attended q
meeting of the Presbytery at Albert
Lea Friday.
-Prof. Geo. A. Franklin returned
FRIDAY from Mankato where he has
Deen instructor in Algebra and Mathe-
matlcs at the state normal school dur
ing the six weeks summer term.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed G. Tompkins
gave delightful lawn party at their
home Oh Garfield street SATURDAY. after
noon for the Rugg family connection
There We're present William Rugg and
family, Jay Rugg and family, Mrs.
Mary Tompkins and daughters and J.
u. Rugg. A fine supper was served on
the lawn. Music and games added to
the enjoyment of the occasion.
some one stole Herbert Benton's
olcycie Tuesday evening of last week
from Masonic hall entry way on Main
street: The bike was $40 one. The
owner would like to interview the
thief.
,-:Henery Martinson and family of
Minneapolis spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr and Mrs. T. Martinson.
Iney came in their automobile.
Mrs, Nellie Dahle and children
returned Monday from a weeks visit
with her sister in Adams.
The alarm of fire Sunday morning
came from Ed Shiewek's tailor shop 9.
yer Murphy's. It caught from an
electric iron. Loss small.
We had shower Friday morainp
early, the only rain here for the past
week. Up at Crookston they were
flooded.
Rev A. Cressey is one of the an
pointed speakers at the old settlers
meeting at the state fair Fridav.
There will be in connection an exhibit
OF old relics of Hamline university.
Miss A. N. Kinsman gave a four
course breakfast Wednesday morning
in honor of Miss Gertrude Kline Of
Minneapolis. Covers were laid for
eight guests. Pink roses were the
favors and an elaborate centerpiece of
pink roses decorated the tables. Miss
Kline returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. E. L. Thornton of Benson
who has been visiting her father j. W.
C.. Dinsmo6rF for about six weeks re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs. A. N. SchradIe went to Madi.
son, s. D. Tuesday on a two weeks
visit.
-Mies Martha Buchanan of Oakland
spent Thursday and Friday with Miss
Stella Turton.
COL: c. l. West returned Friday
from his outing at Madison Lake near
MankatO. He was quite sick part of
the time but is better. Mrs. West re.
NAMED with her mother who is i'll.
Miss Eleanor Knickerbocker spent
Sunday with friends in Owatonna.
"A large number of our citizens are
at the state fair this week. It would
take half a column to give all their
names.
DIR. W. L. Hollister went to St.
Paul yesterday to attend tho state fair.
He plans to go to Wichita, kas. to visit
his brother.
ID ohm j. Furlong was one Of the
speakers at the meeting of the Terrific
rial Pioneers at the state fair on Mon
day.
-"Why Girls Leave Home" dram
attic play of great intensity, at the G em
Family Theatre next Tuesday evening,
Sept. s. A cast of unusual excellence
is promised.
Miss Nora Becker resumed work
Friday as cashier at Hormel's meat
market after two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Harry Haines returned return
ed Saturday from Owatonna where she
spent two weeks with her son.
The new carrier service in Austin
commenced yesterday Frank Scullin is
carrier Number and his territory will
be between the Great w estern and Mil
waukee tracks north of the Cedar and
including Clark street
Professional state teachers certi6.
Gates have been issued to Laura j.
Sherman, Lyle; Mabel A. Goodsell,
Grand Meadow and Edith l.. Ruddock,
Lyle.
Mrs. G. D. Belden went to Park
Rapids Thursday to visit e. D. Fris.
bie's family.
To let, grass to cut for hay, 25 or 80