Mower County transcript., 1909-08-25

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Mrs. NJ. e. James is expected
home today from Lincoln, Neb.,
where she has been for ten days with
her sister, Mrs. Minnie Hutchinson
Parker. Mrs. Parker was threatened
with typhoid fever, but is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Reding of
Stacyville came Wednesday to visit
their son, John Reding and family.
They returned Saturday.
Mrs. John H. Griffin and three
children of Salt Lake City came
Wednesday to visit her brother, John
Reding. They. had been visiting at
Stacyville. They left for Salt Lake
on Saturday.
Showers Monday morning again
delayed stacking for day or two.
+ Is Special evangelistic services will
commence at the Christian church this
week. Prof. Bloomfield of Kansas
City will commence q song service this
evening and song services will be held
every evening this week. Next Sun
day morning DR., M. b. Ingle will com.
mence the sermons. He Is said to be
interesting and convincing speaker.
Vincent and Arthur Hawkins
of ST. Paul came down on their bicycles
Wednesday to spend q week with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Haw.
kins and other relatives. Their boy
friend, Roy Dingle. accompanied them.
They were at Merritt Gregg's Friday
and went out to Joy Hawkins yester-
& The Kline carnival opened up
Monday on the McKenna lots near
the Bridge street bridge and will be
here, :aA of this week. Large crowds
are .in;. attendance. 2 ssIs%' '>Ef
q Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. HORNED re-
turned home yesterday morning from
chicago. They; also visited at Alden,
Mich. They were gone; about; /" ten
days :, e.. - ,&>:>.s.: 49, :: <
. Mrs. Harry Furtney and chill
dren.returned to their home in Roch-
ester on Monday. .F. 5''s'.. !; -
: .. j. The NJ: p. Home ON Mission Circle
will meet with Mrs. a. E.. Carter this
afternoon. =
Miss Mary Lukenss, of LIE Roy is
now, visiting in San. Francisco and
will teach for the coming year in
the state of Nevada.
Miss Floy Armstrong had a
small breast tumor, removed Saturday
at st. Olav hospital by Drs. Lewis
and Collins. She is able to be out.
Mrs. E. LeClair is recovering
favorably from an operation for
tumor which she underwent last
week.
III. G. Rieser, living southeast of
Brownsville has recently completed
a convenient new barn, 32x44, '16
foot posts. The foundation walls are
of concrete.
Jimmie Yates of Fargo was here
Saturday to see his mother, Mrs. Re-
becca Yates-Thompson, who is at St.
Olav hospital recovering from con-
gest1on OF the brain. She had come
to visit friends here and was taken
suddenly i'll. -
Henry Anderson, who has been
working at the Packing house for
the past two years, died Monday
morning OF tuberculosis. Age 21
years. He has no relatives in this
vicinity. He came from Norway about
two years ago. Funeral services con-
Quoted by Rev. J. A. E. Naess. will
be held at the Lutheran church at
1880 this morning. Interment in
Oakwood.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Aultfather was buried
IN lakewood cemetery Thursday
morning. Burial service was read bv
Rev. c. D. Belden. The little one was
born Wednesday.
conductor and Mrs. Geo. Camp
bell spent Sunday at the J. Schwan
home.
John D. Smith spent Sunday
with his brother at Mitchell, Iowa.
His daughter, who spent last week
there, returned with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin French and
son of Buffalo, N. :, arrived satur-
day to visit A. J. French's folks in
WINDOW township and many old
friends. Mr.. French was formerly in
the lumber business here. He is now
city mail carrier in Buffalo. >.
|: Mrs. G. H. Moore and Mrs.
Amos H. Hill arrived home Monday
from near Pittsburg, Penn, where
they went to attend the funeral of
their sister:
Matt Kelly and family of Mason
City spent Sunday with Austin rela-
tives. -. = .. ~ =
= -Chas. Sergeant and family of
Red Wing spent Sunday with Aus
tin relatives. .1s II
Mrs. W.. Arnot returned Sunday
from Milwaukee where she spent two
weeks with relatives. .@z ss -
THE .Miozota society met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. Arthur
Gemmel at Cedar City. .:z@.@7
Attorney Fay W. Greenman and
wife arrived home Saturday from an
extended trip. They spent about six
weeks at Seattle, Tacoma and Olym-
|pia. Mr.. Greenman made a special ef-
fort for the release Of Henry Goebel
from the Washing penitentiary,
but, as vet has been I1ns1, ccoeef,,1