Mower County transcript., 1913-08-06

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\ -Drs. w. II. and O. S. Albertson
are this week at Kirksville, Mo. AZ
Itending the national convention Of
lOsteopaths.
Frank H. Pike, recently Of Var
co, has bought the Mrs. Nina Miller
house on west Winona street. Harry
/ Gilmore and family will occupy the
Hannah Reynolds house on Oakland
avenue.
Fred Decker left today for Doc
Hey, Mont, north of Plentywood.
This is "a new town on branch of
the 500 line. He and his brothe,
Leonard will open a hardware store
There under the firm name of Decker
Brothers. Success to them.
| Mrs. Amy Hart and daughter
IOrrie left yesterday for Taber, Can
ada to spend week or more with
her daughter Mrs. Will Shapley.
They will be gone about three weeks
and will visit in Minneapolis and else
where. = ii.
Mrs. Eugene B. Crane of Mime
apolis came Wednesday to visit rela-
tives .., -@~@ =
Miss Hannah Reynolds has rent
ed her house to Harry Gilmore and
will go to Evanston, ILL.,, about Sept.
I to make home for Ruby Reynolds
and Margaret Sparks who = will at
tend the university there. - .-.
Mrs: J: D. Woodward of Devils
Lake, N. D., came last week to visit
Mrs. E. C. Sutherland and other
friends.
Miss Marie Page arrived home
"Wednesday from a two months visit
with her brother in Chicago and with
relatives at Princeton and Maiden.
About $50 was taken in at the
social on John Maurek's lawn We'd
nesday. evening.
| Harry Martin who is in bank
at Crosby, N. D., spent Wednesday
with relatives here. He stopped off
for bride at Canton, S. D., as he re-
turned. They will reside at Crosby.
J Miss Sarah Devlin, teacher in the
Whitewater, Wis, normal school is
spending the month with her brother
Monsgr. E. H. Devlin on vacation.
Mrs. L. D. Baird and daughters
plan to leave this week for Denver,
ICol., where the conclave of Knights
1Templar will be held and will return
by way of Yellowstone park.
Mrs. F. B. Wood of St. Paul
came Wednesday to visit her mother
Mrs. R. Dunklemann who is i'll.
DIR. and Mrs. Ray Varco left
Friday for Bertram, Mimi, where she
will visit for several weeks.
The report of Miss Lowry, visit
ing nurse for July shows 124 visits,
81 school visits, 24 tuberculosis, 81
baths: Collected So.
! Miss Lizzie Slinde returned Fri
day from Minneapolis where she at
tended summer school at the state
university farm.
Miss Daisy Drost, teacher at
Jackson is spending vacation at the
home of Henry Drost.
Mrs. H. A. Bergan and daughter
Shirley went to Owatonna Saturday to
visit friends at their former home.
Lost, between Pleasant View school
house and Jerry Hoban's, a ladies blue
coat. Finder notify Harry Austin.
Tri-State Phone 7-J$. 23.1
Robert Roble went to Minneapolis
Monday to spend week with relatives
and friends.
Ruth and Esther Hill returned
Tuesday noon from Dundas where
they spent two" weeks visiting their
grandparents. s. !.
Miss Myrtle Mc(3ee Of Minneapolis
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Verna Owen the past week returned
Monday to her home.
The l.. l.. l.. Girls enjoyed q corn
roast at Lafayette park Friday eve
ming. A good time Is reported
Chase & Sanborn's SOC tea is the
best in the country. Dalager's grocery
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In the ball game July 81 between
Austin and Albert Lea at Albert Lea
the score was 8 to in favor of Albert
Lea. Aug. I, Austin vs.. the Hawaiian
ball team, score 8 to to in favor of
the Hawaiians. Aug. Z, Austin Va
Preston at Preston. Aug. 10, Austin
We. Albert Lea. Mr.. Lynch tho Albert
Lea catcher signed up with Austin
Yesterday and will be here today
With three catchers and two as good
pitchers as any team car be proud of
we ought to turn the tide now. Here's
for success.
Mrs. Ed Hogan and children OF
superior, Wis.,, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Maggie Churchill and
other relatives the past month left
Thursday for her home Mrs. Churchill
and son George accompanied them and
will spend three weeks with them at
Superior.
The Hawaiian Islanders gave a 45
minutes concert to packed house Fri
day evening at the Idle Hour.
-Alvs Jensen entertained party of
little girl friends Wednesday evening
in honor of Mabel Hogan of Superior,
Wis. Refreshments were served.
Chase & Sanborn's soc, 35c and 4Oc
Coffee can't be best. Dalager's groc.
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