Mower County transcript., 1908-03-11

Arrived, gents new shape 1908
spring and summer hats at the Hub
Clothing Dept.
Drop in and inspect that elegant |
line Of dishes and fancy ware at
Dalagers grocery.
Rev. "A. b. Hazen went to Albert
Lea yesterday to deliver lecture.
See the new Hub ad on the second
page.
The Golden Eagle has mammoth
and interesting new ad this week.
The Stoddard Reading club met
with Mrs. p. III. Friend Thursday after
noon.
Miss Bernice CASTILLO at the NJ. E.
church next Wednesday, Mch. 49,
-FREE-A life size portrait with
every dozen photos Except the $1.O0
size) at M. H. V0sBURGH's. tt
FOR sale, q two seated spring wagon
q Monitor double. disc drill and q com:
ing two year old bay colt. F. G. MIL.
LER, Gil North. Fourth St. Austin.
The Congregational w. Nj. Society
met with, Mrs. c. H. Decker Friday af-
ternoon. Turkey and Armenia was
the subject discussed.
Winnie 5. Benton of FairmoEt, N.
D. has been visiting old friends here for
the past week.
Two golden weddings are nearing,
that O: Mr.. and Mrs. T. Turton in
April and that of Mr.. aud Mr. Dan
Hogan in June.
Miss Cassie Murphy, chief operator
in the N. w. Telephone office at Adams
visited Mrs. N S. Gregg Sunday.
Miss Mildred Chapman returned
home to Lanesboro Thursday after vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. b. j. Morey.
-Supt Geo. w. Franklin arrived
home Thursday morning from Wash
1gton, DC where he attended the
meetings of the National Educational
association. He greatly enjoyed the
trip.
The mercury got down to zero Sun
day morning but it did not stav long.
Yesterday afternoon it was 80 above in
the sun
Mrs. E. w. Marsh was taken home
Thursday from st. Olav hospital where
| she recently had an operation. She is
doing nicely.
| Mrs. Adolph Greenwaldt returned
home Wednesday from Rochester
where she had an operation at the
Mayo hospital.
Col. A. W. Wright and Adjt. A. G.
Page went to Redwood Falls Friday te
muster in a new company of the Second
regiment.
Davis Wilder after spending week
with relatives here left yesterday fol
Wiilist0n, $. D, where he is in the EN-
ploy of the Great Northern railroad.
| The Social XII was entertained by
Mrs. E. G. Tompkins at her home or
Garfield street Wednesday afternoon
As usual very social afternoon wal
terjoyed. Next meeting with Mrs
Frank z. Dawes.
IN. F. Earl and others have present
ed to the city the triangular piece O
land at the junction of Kenwood ave
nue. and Lansing avenee for a public
park. It will be named Harriet Paras
-Thaddeas s. Thompson was il
Minneapolis yesterday on Samaritan
business.
The newly elected officers of tn
w. Z. G. Aid Society are: pres. Mrs
Emma Nebler; vice pres, Mrs. Gas
Fairbanks sec., Mrs. P. Bump; treas
Mrs. Will P. Miner; work committee
Mrs. A. FL. Dawson, Mrs. John More
land, Mrs. @. J. Simmons.
-Ex sheriff J. C.. Johnson, Jr. ha
traded q section of land in Morri
county for the furniture stock of Chas
| w. G. Cpessey. If the trade is con
summated Mr.. Cressey will continu
the piano business.
Mrs. Vim. Miller has bought th
Leander c. Lowry house on Winon
street next to S. F. Gibbons and ex
Ipects to move in next month.
1 Miles Norton stepped into the pi
at the round house accidentally o.
| Wednesday night and badly cut hi
shin bone so that there is danger of SCI
| lous blood poisoning.
| The Troy City creamery outfit wa
sold at auction on March 2. Ab0u
81 200 was realized for the building an
contents and the dwelling house. Th
land reverts to Peter Hagen.
Major and Mrs. w. T. Mollisol
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