Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
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son Dean.
The colored Gophers Of Minnea.
polls beat Horned Packers Saturday
afternoon at Lafayette park by a score
of Z to l.
The K. K. KS had delightful
picnic at Lafayette park Friday after
noon.
Prof. T.. N. McWhorter. wife and
son of Minneapolis returned home Sat
urday.
Miss Florence Maloney of Sun
Prairie, Wis. are guests at the R. w.
Roberts home.
, Miss Matte C. Ellis teacher at
Peru, Neb., came Friday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Ellis,
She left Saturday for the Pacific coast
on an Alaskan trip.
Little Willie, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Anderson, aged three years, died
Friday at the family home on Garfield
street. Funeral was held Sunday. In
terment in Oakwood.
Rev. F. E.. Knopf, pastor of the
Congregational church, is spending the
month of August in the Wisconsin
woods on vacation. Rev. G. D. Belden
supplied his pulpit here last Sunday
morning and will preach again next
Sunday morning
IS. S. Dobbin Of Danville, ILL.,, has
been spending the past week with his
sister, Mrs, A. Drost whom ne had not
seen before for about 40 years. He is
a veteran of the war having lost an,
arm in the service.
Word comes from Panama that
Miss Vera Harrison will not return
this fall to resume her studies at Pills
bury academy, Owatenna.
Misses GLADYS 4AeClair and Ella
Eide spent Sunday with friends in
Albert Lea. ar<
Showers Yesterday afternoon inter-
fered with stacking and threshing.
"A marriage license was issued
yesterday to Edward Rratrud of Grand
Meadow and Maria Quandt of Pleas
ant Valley
MIC. and Mrs Geo. A. HORNED will
go to Clear Lade Iowa tomorrow to
camp fora week.
-Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Smith spent
Sunday with relatives in Spring Valley
+; Charles E. Fenton of Minneapolis
was down Friday to see his parents.
! -Geo. Hjrsh went to Chicago Satac.
day to buy goods.
Special bargains in glassware and
crookery. L would rather sell ut 8
sacrifice than move it. E. A. Dalaaer
thedSf0eer.
The Congregational Ladies Ail
will meet with Mrs. Letheriand FIJI
day afternoon.
plans are formed for grand pie
mic this afternoon at Lafayette PARK
by THE Progressive League and th<
Merchants association jointly.
4 II. S. Crane of Elkader, Iowa, spen1
Sunday with shis niece, Mrs. Herb. W.
Enney in Udolpho.
-5udge W. w. Keysor of St. LOui
came Fridayto visit at the EVeEgree1
farm.
i Mrs. John Hilker and ekildre1
went to Minneapolis Friday to reside
as he Ks in ajeWelry store there.
Mrs Otto Anderson and twe ehild
rem, who have heen visiting he
mother, Mrs. Geo. w. Johnson TO
several weeks, seturned home Frida,
to Sheldahl, Iowa.
The Workmen will meet tomorrow
night.
Mr.. L. j. MeNamara of Adams
Mimi, was shaking hand with mum
Der Of old friends at the Fox hote
!, Monday.
There was large gathering at ia,
picnic of the baptist Sunday school a,
Lafayette park Friday afternoon. Th,
weather was very favorable. Game
and contests were enjoyed also launcl
riding and Z bountiful picnic suppe,
was served.
For sale or trade-A complete q
horse power threshing outfit. South
ern Minnesota Land Co. If
i Miss Matilda BruKer of Chicago
is spending her vacation with hel
grandmother, Mrs. Frances Dantzer.
The famous $500 Memo corsets
81 .73 this week at the Hub Dry Goods
Department.
Found ~ cents cash and 27 prem.
ium stamps by buying Memo corset
! All concerned will please report to >the
Hub Department Store and be Re.
warded.