Mower County transcript., 1908-09-30
s IL daughter was born to Mrs.
Sa1ufnay

U6uSnLeT WAS DOru TO MT4.
Hexrfs.sstebn Sa1ufna ayi:s:.-.s. :.
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at Mason City.
Mrs. Geo. Brandned andass two
children of Wheaton, and Mrs, Sam
Peterson Of Blooming Prairie spent
Sunday with their brother, Sheriff
N. Nicholson.
Miss Minnie Guinney left Sun
day for Detroit, Mich, as a delegate
to the national convention of Lady
Forresters. sl.sr .~
MIR. and Mrs. c. F. Moe of Chi
cago, who have been visiting Mrs.
K. o. Void, went to St. Paul Monday
on their way home.
Mrs. Helen Christie returned
last week from Compton, CAL, where
she has been caring for her aged
mother, Mrs. D. Gates.
Mrs. R. l.. DeGroodt returned
Wednesday from Motley, Minn.,
where she visited her sister, >-,~ .,
Miss Anna Wagner of Hastings
visited her sister, Mrs. Thos. Chris
tianson, at Columbia last week.
The Guild of Christ church was
entertained by Mrs. Frank Clay on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. M. I. Bassler entertained
a company of ladies, including the
Birthday and Stoddard clubs, Friday
afternoon at a thimble bee. Another
company was happily entertained
by her yesterday afternoon.
-Supt:. Geo. "A. franklin was: at
Duluth on school business last week,
returning Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse w. Phillips arrived
home Saturday from a three weeks
visit at*B1oomingtony1Il. and other,
Z -Mr:: and Mrs: Walter Winter
went to Madison, S. D., Monday.
Miss Ava Lee accompanied them for
a visit. :: ~. r>
!. "a son was born Sept. "a. to. Mrs.
LULU Tnd7:Kaliher at Minneapolis.
Mother and son are getting along
nicely.
Mayor George Sutton. Anton
Friedrich, DR.. A.. W. Allen, M. Dries
ner, Dr.. Johnson and Amos Mache-
eek went out to the big Riceland
ditch by automobile Thursday to see
the jumbo dredge at work: -. =.
william and &Etta Howe of
Waubay, S. D., came Wednesday to
visit their father, I. N. Howe, and
other relatives.
. Mrs. Will George and sons,
who have been guests of Parke
Goodwin and wife left Wednesday
for their new home at Peoria, Ill.
s. "A. Requa, formerly of Grand
Meadow and county treasurer of
this county, was here from his Mis-
souri, home Wednesday on a brief
visit. ;. 80.
-Bernice Hart, daughter Of En-
gene V. Hart of Varco, who was
threatened with typhoid fever, was
able to be taken home Thursday.
Walter Chestnut has bought the
Ryan house on Water and Greenwich
streets formerly owned~by Mrs. VIM.
Miller, and will take possession Oct
LOU. y 60 a. 80 -,
Bert. Hall left. Wednesday fol
Salt Lake CITY to get relief from
hay fever. ~ > :. =,
-Moreland and Duholm are dig
ging for the foundation of their new
garage on Main St. next south of W.
R. Earl's- furniture store. It will be
80 by 80 feet. The foundation and
entire floor will be of cement. +
Misses Minnie ~Bafnitz and
Elizabeth Bennett went to: Albert
Lea Monday to attend the fair fo1
two days. ....>,...~....~..,:.s ~
The. hot. weather continued ur
long time, set in during the day and
on Sunday. the weather turned cold
The mercury was nearly :nea down. tt
freezing Monday morning and yes
terday morning ice formed. Straw
hats are outlawed for this season and
oXercoats- <afe.~vefys comfortable: ''*
Mrs: Geo, sW 4fREnekMas f:Esll and chill.
dren retnrnedSS$Sa IS tll! tlMrdAys=tfRem~ rses Man
kato where they Visiteaspeladives.
Prof: E. G. Martha ssand family
left Monday evening. : fol-; Boston
where Mr.. Martin will resume his
work as one of the professors, in Har-
ward university. A picnic was given
+ in their honor Friday AFTERNOON at
the Mitchell-Crane camp. -:
Aaron Z: *Torrens2 Z left Sunday
night. for Chicago to resumef his stu
dies at the College. for Physicians
ond C,,rooonc :s:+ :lA; -
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Prof. P. M. Atwood of Mcintyre,
visited friends here Thursday. He