Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

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Registered Shropshire ram forsale.
a good sheep. WILBUR Az Err Y.:I.
1862
james Keenan, is excaYating for
his steam heating plant to be put in to
heat the Gem theatre.
Mrs. G. johnson returned We'd
nesday from Wheaton whore she visit
ed relatives for two weeks.
Miss Olive Vaughan, missionary,in
Turkey, is on her way home to this
county to recruit her health.
u. c. Hawkins spent Friday at Owa-
tonna where he was Judge Of the fruit
and grain at the street fair there.
Gus. Butzke has commenced on
the foundation for a new house on
West Water street, corner of High.
Nearly 700 students attended Man
kato Commercial College last year.
Their verdict: "It is the best?'
The Austin Cement Stone and Tile
company has installed a stone crusher
and also a machine for handling the
gravel expeditiously.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presby terian church will meet at
church parlors Friday afternoon. Sup.
per will be served from 5 to Z. ...
The Ladies Floral club met with
Mrs. Q. Il. Hegge Monday afternoon.
Papers on Cuba were read by Mrs. c.
H Decker and Mrs. Orris Hayes.
The 18th annual Inter-S State fair
willopen at Lacrosse next Monday and
continue through the week. A big
list of attractions and premiums is ad-
vertised. ~. .-..-- =
The Brotherhood held an enjoyable
social at the Presbyterian church Mon
day evening. Games and music were
enjoyed. Ice cream and cake were
served. ,.- .ss, .~-~
The little daugheer of Mr.. and
Mrs, G. M Hanson of Corning, aged
two years and three months died Wed
nesday. Funeral services were held
Saturday. .~
Mrs. Augusta Sargent has sold her
house in the north west part of the city
to Norman CARL of Udolpho and will
go to live with her daughter in Wash
ington state.
Mrs. c.. Kemfert entertained COM
pany of lady friends yesterday after.
noon in honor :of her daughter, Mrs.
Bert Bump. A verp pleasant after
noon was enjoyed.
Mrs. Annetta Ellingson and Mrs.
VII Rice returned home last w ednes:
day evening from Albert Lea where
they spent a week with their parents
and other relatives and friends.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. sPitzen, aged nine months, died
Sunday morning Of cholera infantum
after brief illness. Funeral was held
at st. Augustine's church yesterday
morning. 5Ir'..
T. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Mandeville
left for Antlers, N. d., on Thursday
to visit their daughter, Mrs. John F
Cook. They will go from there to Col
orado to spend the winter with theil
son, Bonnie. "a -
\ j. G. Hawkins showed us Thursday
a fine sample of the hybrid plum pro
'pagated by o. W.. Moore of Spring
Valley. It is cross between the ma
tive plum here and a Japanese plum
It is very handsome and promising
fruit. .s%& ::
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Woman's Relief Corps will be enter.
rained by Mrs. Walter Turton, Mrs
Lowell, Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. A. T.
Hilker at the home of Mrs. Turton
next Friday afternoon. Ali members
of the Relief Corps are cordially invit.
ed to be present.
"A granite shower was given for
Miss May Cross last week Tuesday
evening by the married people and was
q great surprise. Music and games
added to the enjoyment. Many gifts
were received and Miss Cross and hel
Intended groom were obliged to name
each one. s..zs s.
" ou may make . mistake on your
farm in something or other that you
can rectify in : few minutes. But Ii
you make mistake in buying nursery
stock from outside concerns It will
take s TO 10 years to rectify it. Doal
at home with the Turtle Creek Nursery
* mile south Of fair grounds.
16:s2s ]. NJ. LINDSAY, Prop. B
q sehleuder has gone to- New
York City to be gone about . month,