Mower County transcript., 1913-06-25
LANSING.

fMTS. IeO: w eDeI, " HuTSQdy AFTER
noon. All are welcome
p. A.tAtwood went to Lime Springs
Ia, Thursday. = "
The annual meeting of the Lansing
Farmers Elevator Co., will be held at
dwellings Hall, June 26, at o'clock
p. NJ. #, *..s-.
A family reunion was held at E. H.
Wells Sunday. About twenty
guests were present to partake of a
S o'clock supper.
Mrs. P. Atwood went to Lime
Springs, Ia., Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Jensen and
Miss Nelson of Albert Lea attended
church services Sunday.
Mrs. R. L. Johnson and daughters
of Austin came up Saturday, return
ing Monday.
Glenn Weber spent last Saturday
and Sunday in St. Paul instead of
Blooming Prairie as stated last week.
Miss Deana Weber who is still in
Napoleon, N. Oak, is being greatly
benefited in health during her So
journ there.
Mrs. Louisa Harrison returned to
Maynard, Ia., Thursday.
Merrill Nolan spent Sunday in
Grand Meadow.
Mrs. Evered Carll and Miss Tie
gan of Adams were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Carll Saturday and
Sunday.
Nels Christensen returned from a
visit at Eau Claire, Wis.,, Wednesday.
Ed East acted as ticket agent during
his absence.
Mrs. E. Mclean went to Browns
dale Monday to visit her parents.
Mrs. w. Wells and daughter, Ar
della visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Wells the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Eccleston and children of
California were guests Of Mrs. R. T.
Parkins Friday and Saturday.
R. T. Parkins autoed to Owatonna
Thursday taking Stanley Vaughan,
Mrs. J III. Smith and Mrs. B. F.
Runkan, who attended the Central
Baptist Association held there that
day.
Mrs. Earl returned to her home
in Austin Thursday.
DR.. Philes of Hartley, Ia. called at
B. F. Runyan's last Wednesday.
NJ. and Henry dwelling and A..
J. Pollock made business trip to
Minneapolis Saturday.
Mr.. Snorenberg of Rose Creek Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Jos. Reinartz
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Larson and
Vera and Vinton, were in Owatonna
Friday.
DR.. Frank B. Roe and bride are
expected today (Tues.) from Chicago
to visit at the Jno. Thompson and H.
B. Roe homes.
Messrs. Quimby, Short, Lambert
fd;,;e ana Melcit 4+d5 Of dR5so%Xnsdale, % with their
Sunday. Also Mrs. B. F. Tucker and
Mrs. Wells and Dearborn of Austin.
Arthur Hammond and family au-
toed out from Eagle Bend arriving
here Monday morning.
Those who were not out to hear
the special services at the church
Sunday afternoon missed many good
things. Rev. c. D. Belden gave
sermon appropriate for Decision
Day, which was being observed that
day by the S. S. Rev. Mr.. Welsh
and Rev. Mr.. Williamson of Browns
dale, assisted in the devotionals. Mrs.
n. 5. Mcintyre gave another of her
impressive readings. At the close of
the service Miss Nelson of Albert
Lea favored the congregational with
a solo entitled "God's Acre"
Miss Minnie Boelk is quite i'll with
heart disease, Dr.. O. H. Hegge was
called Wednesday"
Andrew Ramsey went to Hartley,
Ia., last Wednesday, to visit
brother who is i'll. He returned Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faulk of Wisconsin,
arrived Fridav for visit with their
sister, Mrs. Albert HOPPE.
The families Of B. R. Sunny, Geo.
Weber and S. H. Vaughan attended
the rural graduating exercises at
Waltham Tuesday,
Glenn Weber, Mabel and Gladys
Sunny were the graduates from
Lansing.
Mrs. E. M. Vaughan and Ruth re-
turned from St. Paul Monday. Mrs.
Vaughan went on to Hayward Tues
day.