Mower County transcript., 1909-08-25

Prof o. c. Heilman and family
have gone to Glenvllle to spend . few
days.
The Sons Of Norway will meet
Wednesday evening.
G.. Seebach Of Dexter was in Aus.
tin Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Lea Of Newry
spent Saturday and Sunday with Aus.
tin relatives.
The Woodmen will hold their regu.
lar meeting tonight.
Miss Tellowine Ness returned
Monday from few days visit with
friends in Lyle.
The Danish Brotherhood will meet
Saturday evening.
Miss Bertha Anderson is visiting
friends in Corning.
The A. O. u. w. will hold their
regular meeting Thursday evening at
Elks hall. .$>. =. #
j Roy Cafter,s city mail carrier, is
INSTRUMENTATION this week.
George q. Lukens was up from
Taopi Monday on probate business.
The Degree Of Honor will meet
Thursday evening.
Z. Mrs. G. L. West went to Mankato
Thursday on business.
Mrs. John Manning is better and
John is happy. ,..+... - @>
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. j.: Avery went to
Elk Mound, Wis. 'Thursday to visit.
Mrs. Geo. Paulson and daughter
spent Sunday with her folks at Bloom
ing Prairie. >,s*~ 49,, =. '.*. =
. Anna Duholm went to Albert Lea
Friday to spend q week with friends.
Mrs. S. G. Becker went to Wesley,
Iowa, Friday to visit her sister.
Herman HORNED and family re-
turned Thursday from Lake Charlotte
where they enjoyed a ten days outing.
=: Harold Vosburgh went to Charles
City Saturday to spend Sunday.
The union service was held at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday eve
ming. Sermon by Rev. F. E. Knopf.
Miss Loretta Furlong returned
Saturday from Mankat0 where she was
the guest of Miss Violet Atchison at
q house party at Lake w ashingtoE for
several days.
j. w. Thayer of Chicago, formerly
of Spring Valley, was guest of S. A.
Smith yesterday.
Miss Efie Kinney visited friends
here last week returning to Minneapo-
lis Friday.
Miss Isabel Simmons of Brooklyn,
N. Y came Friday to visit Miss Helen
Bantield. They were class mates at
Vassar college.
Ethel Joseph of Minneapolis came
Friday to visit Mrs. j. b. Weiss. Her
father has gone to Australia.
There was a hearing here Friday
and Saturday in the case of Mrs. e. j.
Love against the Illinois Travellers as
sOciatiOn. Mr.. Love carried 5000 in
surance and the company claims that
it is not liable under its policy. He
died in February, 1907.
Mrs. John Hogan of Howard,
Kas., came last week to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kessler.
Mrs. +. Capritz who spent two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Young returned home to La
Crosse Saturday.
Norman F. Earl of this CITY saws
he was at the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs,
ThOs. r. Morgan which occurred in the
old log school house at Sumner fiftv
years ago. He certainly ought to be
able to give some interesting reminis.
cences at the golden wedding.
For sale or rent, two farms east of
Austin; Shetland ponies, Scotch Collie
puppies and fresh cows.
R. w. ROBERTS, Austin.
Misses Linnie and Bessie Kinsman
leave today for Nashville, Tenn. where
the former will resume her work in the
S. D Adventist Industrial school.
Miss Bessie after a visit of few weeks
will go on to Nuevitas, Cuba, to take
up her mission work there again with
her brother Calvin. Miss Anna Kins-
man expects to go to Nashville next
month to take course in domestic sci.
ence.
The Water Board has been waiting
until the result Of yesterdays election
was known before taking definite
action for an enlarged water supply
for this city.
Mrs. Edgar l. Carter and son
Warren of Somersworth, N. II. who
have been spending several weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Shaw,
left via the lakes on Thursday to re.
turn to New Hampshire.
would attend business col.
:lege if you had first class college. near
your home. Don't you know the Man
kato Commercial College practically
brings education to your door. It pays
your fare. Write and learn all about
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