Mower County transcript. [volume], December 27, 1905, Image 7

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Then tell him about Ayef's
Cherry Pectoral. Tell him
how it cured your hard cough.,
Tell him why you always keep
it in the house. Te|l him to
ask his doctor about it. Doc
tors use a great deal of it for
throat and lung troubles.
I had a terrible cold and cough and mi
threatened with pneumonia. I tried Ayer'i
Cherry Pectoral and it gave me quick and per
fect relief. It is certainly a most, wonderful
conch medicine."—RENA E. WHITMAN,Sioux
Falls, S, Dak.
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One of Ayer's Pills at bedtime will
hasten recovery. Gently laxative.
OAKLAND
Don't forget the New Year's dinner
at the Baptisi. church next Monday.
The yillage school has closed for
week's vacation.
Miss Lena Wangen has returned
to her home for a couple of weeks vaca
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cummings have
returned home from their weddin&r tirip
to Milwaukee.
Alex Wyant and daughter, Mrs* Ella
Buchanan, have returned home from
Iowa where they visited relatives a few
days.
Ed Stockman spent Christmas at his
home at Dodge Center.
Tommie Shinotield is spending a few
days in the village.
Mrs. Rebecca Laird has had lumber
hauled for a barn, which she will have
built right away, A1 Fero doing the
work.
Geo. Hogan shipped a car of stock
from here Friday
Mjs^esGussie, Carman, and Annie
Gcftdavison are here visiting their par
ents a few days.
Among the teachers that are spend
ing Christmas at their homes are' Miss
Debareah, Jennie McKensie at Albert
Lea, Mary Dutnphrey, and John Gregg
at London.
A company of relatives were enter
tained by Dr. and Mrs. Hardy and Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Hardy at the latter's
home Christmas.
About thirty of Willie Mann's friends
surprised him at his home last Wednes
day evening. The young people came
prepared to have a jolly time and they
were not disappointed. Gaihes and
music helped to pass the time till 11
o'clock when supper was served, after
which Cecil Freeman in behalf of the
company presented Mr, Mann with a
with a beautiful dress suit case as a
tofeer. ot their esteem. Mr. Mann will
leave in about a week for Mitchell,
£. D. to run an elevator.
Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Davison and sons
spent Sunday at the parental hotqe.
Miss Addie Hardy of Chicago is vis
iting her brotberand family a few days.
John Dearmin, who has been at Mi
mot, N. D., has returned home for an
extended visit with .relatives, and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierson aud family of
Isiorth Dakota were here for a visit
with her parents and Mr. and Mrs.
ISergstrom.
Miss Lizzie Taylor, who is attending
McAllister college, is'home for a vaca
tion.
Mrs. John A. Lovely of Albert Lea
came Monday for a visit with her sister
Mrs. tlenry Fero.
The Christmas exercises at the Bap
tist church Saturday evening wera in
teresting and much enjoyed. The
house was crowded.
RACINE
George Stellmsker and Miss Merle
Eppard yrere married Thursday even
ing at the home of the .bride's par
ents.
Revival meetings are being held all
this week in the M. E. church.
Schools closed Friday for' the holi
day vacation of two weeks and "the
teachers are at their homes.
Mrs. Geo. Leonard, who recently
!hed an operation for appendicitis at
the Mayo hospital is reported as get
ting along nicely.
Miss Perna Sanborn went to Spring
Valley Tuesday on'a visit.'
Adam Utzinger has moved into his
new house in. this village.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. BasMaS spent
Christinas with his brother at Barnes,
vIow£.'
The Royal Neighbors. have elected
the following officers: Oracle, Mrs.
Miranda Hazelton vice oracle, Miss
Eva Hableton chancellor, Mrs. Mag
gie Skyhawk recorder) Mrs. Anna
'c Campfield: receiver, Mrs. Nellie
"Wood marshal, Miss Lizzie Dessler
s- inside sentinel, Miss Leila Kinyon}
outside sentinel, Miss Wilma Severn
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0RAND MEADOW,-' WM
«me 1*1X2*
day from Mazappa to, spend the holi
days ljere^
Fred Isham of\*rand forks, N. D.,
was visiting friends here on ^ednes
day.,--^^|^ fp
¥he 'So6i'Ity^df Equity will meet at
the town hall Wednesday afternoon
of this week. Important business.
Our concert band will give a mas
querade ball Friday, Jan 5th.
Village schools closed Friday for
two weeks vacation.
C. D. Bush is home from Hamline
for a brief vacation.
Christmas exercises were held at
the M. E. church Monday evening.
,Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grimm left Wed
nesday to spend several wepks with
friends at Isle, Minn.
Mrs. Kate Lockwood left Tuesday
for California to spend the winter,
.Interesting Christmas exercises were
held at the Congregational church Sa
turday evening.
Miss Mabel Goodsell is at home from
Hamline for the holiday vacation.
The newly elected officers of the
A. F. & A. M. lodge here are: W. M.,
Geo. A. Wright S. W., P. T. Elliott
J. W., E. F. Greening treasurer, P.
Schleiger secretary, L. W. Hunt. In
stallation Tuesday evening of this
week.
The following are the newly elected
officers of the Eastern Star: W. M.,
Laura Nolan W. P., Lora C. Carder
A. M., Lena Day Cond., Ethel Wilsie
A. Cond., Hattie Hunt Secy., Lydia
Schleiger Treats., Mary Corell.
DEXTER
'1 W. P. Hoppin came Tuesday to visit
his brother, George, who was hurt a
few days ago by falling from a load
of hay which he was unloading.
Delbert Baldwin and Miss Ella
Hough of Dexter township were mar
ried at Austin, Dec. 19th, Rev. R. E.
Sayles officiating.
A ball was given Monday evening
at the opera house by the Dexter Danc
ing Club. Music by Gates Orchestra.
A fine entertainment was given Fri
day evening by the Dexter schools at
the opera house. They are having a
vacation of two weeks.
Rev. E. C. Lyons held a Christmas
service at the church Sundsty after
,•
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Colman have
fyosed their hotel here.
Miss Lola Baldwin went to Spring
Valley Saturday to spend a week at
home.
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BLOOMING PRAIRIE
Mrs. Cyrenus B. Pettie died suddenly
of apoplexy, December 16th, aged 59
years. She was born in Argyle, N. Y.,
and was married to Mr. Pettie, Novem
ber 28, 1867. She has lived on the
farm north of this village since that
time. Funeral services c'onducted by
Rev. C. D. Belden of Austin, were held
at the Baptist church Friday after
noon
Florence Guthrie came home from
the State University Friday evening
to spend the holidays. Evalyn and
Geraldine Guthrie returned at the
same" time from St. Catherine's col
lege, St. Paul, for the holiday "vaca
tion.
The blind pig cases from this vil
lage in district court have been the
chief excitement during the past week,
Geo. W. Peterson was found guilty
and fined $100 and cost^ and thirty
days in jail. Several cases were dis
missed on the ground of insufficient
evidence and others were continued to
the June term.' The worst of it all
is that in the popular mind here, the
chief criminals in the blind pig busi
ness have not been laid hold of.
The Baptist Sunday school gave an
interesting Christmas entertainment
at the church Saturday evening.
Miss Gena Ostby is home from St.
Olaf college, Northfleld, for the holi
days.
The fifth annual ball of the A. O. H.
will be held at the opera house Fri
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G-. Campbell went
to Versalles, Ind., last week, called
by the serious illness of her father.
The West Hotel has changed hands
being exchanged for 3200 acres of
Canada land.
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The Chicago Great Western Railway
will on the first and third Tuesday of
each month to December inclusive sell
ro.und trip tickets at only one fare plus
$2 00 to points in the following states:
Alabama,- Arizona, Arkansas, Colo
rado, Florida, Georgia, Indian Territory,
Kansas,'Kentucky, Louisiana, Mexico,
Minnesota, 'Mississippi, Missouri, Ne
braska, Nevada. New Mexico, North
Carolina, North Dakota, South Dakota
Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Wyoming and
Virginia also- to Alberta, Assiniboia,
Canadian Northwest, Manitoba, West
Ontario ..and Saskatchawan. For fur
ther information apply to
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any
Great
Western Agent or J. P. Either, G. P. A.
St. Paul, Minn.
A Fearful Fate.
Ijj'is a fearful fate to have to endure
the terrible torture of Piles. "I can
truthfully say Writes Harry Colson, of
Masonville, la., "that for Blind, Bleed
ing, Itching «nd protruding Piles,
Bucklea's Arnica Salve, is the best cure
made." Also best for cuts, burns and
injuries. 25c at K. O. Wold's, druggist.
Thi-» styles, siDgle
l»rv»ftf«T tiuits, single or
rlonhlf breH'Ht^H Overcoatsrar)^r
ibg in price
from
$522.50
I^en cannot describe the merits of
our suits and-overcoats*, they must be
seen to be appreciated.
BIG
VAKCO
Enterprise school has two weeks va-1
cation for the holidays.
Miss Annie Tuttle the Enterprise
teacher went to Winona to spend the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rockafellow of
House Coatj in Scotch Plaids, Invisible Plaids^silk corded
tdges, silk frop, regular values 6.50 to 7.50
while they last
7oc Holiday Neckwear,
this week
Four-in-hand, English squares, Teck and Puffs.
6.50 Suit Case for S5.00, a genuine sole leather
suit case, .24x26 inch, selected stock............
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bilk Mufflers in all ,the new shapes ft- ft^ft A A
and colors from OUG I UyZiUU
Just the thingioi a Christmas present.
All Goods bearing The Hub label, pressed,
Cleaned and repaired free of charge,
SOIi
Mr: and Mrs. J. W. Varco and Mrs: vicinity.
Thomas Varco and Mr. E. V. Hart Dr. C. E. Bennett, our dentist, went
and family spent Christmas at Mrs,. Granite Falls, Friday, to visit his
Amy Hart's in Austin.
Mrs. Jane Lott, daughter aud grand
daughter, returned home from Evans-,
ville, Wis., Wednesday morning, Dec.
20.
Lyl'e spent Christmas at her mother's,1 ^ere
Mrs. i3ell Varco.
at Lyle Center.
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A number from this place will attend and other relatives.
Mr. E. P. Spooner's birthday aiiniver-,
sary Jan. 31 at his home in Austin. LONDON
Mr, and Mrs. F. H. Pratt and daugh-1
ter visited his mother Mrs. L. A.Pratt
on Sunday. iMachaeek.
Mr. C. Downey returned Saturday eve,
from Pulda, Minn., where he visited^
his brothel. \. !South London.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Spooner Visited
their daughter, Mrs.
several days recently.
ADAMS
C. D. Brown came* Thursday from
Blue Earth cit-y to spend the holi
days with his parents, Mr: and Mrs.
James Brown. ,: Tv:.
Ole. Finhart was in Austin 'Satur-
m&w
The Hub Social VaU
ues in^Men^s and
fYoung Men's' Suits
and Overcoats
sizes.
in
all
f',.
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Fashionable, serviceable, bign
class garments.
Ail Our Own Make1
Every Garment Gnara'oteedj
Ous.KiunMa
Waken of
50c
$5.00
k.
city are visiting relatives in this
parents for ten days.
Mrs. M. Schneider and Mrs. A. Kleif
gen'will entertain the Willing Workers
in Sabel's hall on New Year's Day.
I tr. H. L. Knight left for Kansas
City Tuesday to look up a location.
He has taken special work in' Ger
many during the past year and will
locate at some central point.
Sam Erie completed the course at.
I the state .dairy school last week and
will assist for a while in the creamery
Mr and
Mr. Edd DeRemer and family, Mr. Harbors came Friday to spend the
and Mrs. Lou Rosenthal spent Christ-! holidays with relatives.
mas day with Mr. and Mrs. Will Pace'
j^rs McGreevey of Two
A public sc
hool entertainment was
I given at Sabel's hall Friday evening.
The H. T. C. was entertained by Mrs.! a School of Fifty Years Ago.. Pro
Edd Tomkins and Mrs. Geo Benton ceeds were for the benefit of the
at the home of the latter on Dec. 21. s^ool library.s
The next meeting will be with Mrs. Knud Rudlang has gone to Norway
John C. Hawkins on Jan. 11,1906. to spend three months with his father
M{gs Grace Machacek 0
Christmas
Nordah Ida Anna
Sundayed at
Chr5s CarS0I1 0
Edd DeRemer
Austin
with her cousin Iva
and Minnie Nel-
their parental home in
Mower county and
Cora Butts were married last Wednes
day in Albert Lea. We extend our
hearty congratulations.
Church services here Sunday.
M/. and Mrs. Alba Bump spent
Ghristmas in Austin at Mr. P. Bump's.
Several from here attended the Chris t
mas tree Saturday evening.
Miss Pearl Campbell is visiting her
day on business. 1
Miss Anna Van winkle" ot Austin sister, Mrs, ±letcher Lyndon, Wis
visited Miss Mamie Schiller -Thursday.
Arthur Krebsbach is home from St.
Thomas college, -St. Paul, lor the, holi
days. ,, 1. 5
'Mr. and Mrs. John Delaney of Ma-
consm.
Elton Machacek, who is attending
the Normal College in Austin, spent
the holidays here at his home.
R. P. Davison Jr. of Austin
from $15.47
to $25.00
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DEPARTMENT STORE.
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visiting.
Arch Lang left Thursday for Crow
River, Minn., to spend the winter with
his daughter, Mrs. F. F, Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. Butts were passen
gers for Albert Lea, W edoesday return
ing Thursday.
The dance here the 22nd was largely
attended aud all present report a tine
time.
Mr. Gregg, G. P. Meadowcroft and
Holl Wilder delivered cattle to Oak
land Friday.
LANSING
Mr. Marten who resides near Lake
Harriet, visited relatives here last
week.
John DeYoung of Grand Meadow
visited his daughter, Mrs. Si H.
Vaughan the last of the week.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Earl Carll of Eagle
Bend, Minn., arrived here Friday to
visit their parents and friends.
-Mrs. Elsie Vaughan went to St. Paul
Sunday to yisit her sister and Nellie
Vaughan came over from Rochester
Saturday to spend the holidays.
George McKenna of Napoleon, N.
D., arrived here Friday evening for a
visit.
A number of the young people
surprised Miss Berdie Phillips Monday
evening. The evening was pleasantly
spent in playing games. At a late
hoiir refreshments were served. She
was the recipient of a very pretty
muffler. A gift from the boys.
The annual election of the Masonic
lodge Saturday evening resulted as
-follows: W. M.,"H. R. Soule S. W.,
L. O. Thompson J. W., B. L. Stimson
Secretary, John Thompson Treasurer,
A. E. Beadell.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Salzgeber spent
Christmas in Spring Valley with rela
tives. .»
C. W. Ricketts and family and J. F.
Beatjty's7 family of Blooming Prairie
.weregdests of Mrs. S. H, Vaughan
&ornday.V/
Mrs. H. B. Roe and son, Louie left
^QiiSli-JS1'*'*
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On South Side Second Floor.^
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Appropriate '•an#?Servicable
V* Holiday Suggestions
are Bhown in our:Ladies Suit and Cloak Dep't.
Here you .will find the latest, choicest styles and
most desirable patterns of Ladies uits" and Cloaks,
that will make acceptable and appreciated Christ
mas Gifts.
The moderate prices we quote in this department
and the excellent garments we are offering, should
induce all economical^ bu^rers to put chase one or
more of the following bargains:
15
:.^
from $3.97
to $12.97
to mil vour Httention co our Basement De
wIl^th
We have gathered the choic-.
»f ware, Cut Glass, Chinaware,
Silverware, Cuttiery, etc. A grr-at many
for Bluifton, Iowa, Dec. 26, to visit her
parents.
D. H. Johnson and children, Veta
and Forest, left for Chicago Friday
evening to spend the holidays with
relatives.
The entertainment Fridav afternoon
given by the pupils of oar schools did
credit to the instructors.
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BR0WNSDALE
The Christmas tree exercises at the
churches Saturday evening were very
interesting^ and largely attended. Any
thing specially intended for the child-1
ren always draws large audiences in
B|g|ffnedale.
Franklin Leslie is here from N
Dakota for a visit and to accompany
his wife on her re.turn home.
Geo. P. Anderson, our barber, has
rented his shop for three months to
John F. Knox who may now be found
at his old stand plying the tonsorial art.
Christian Rassmussen is at the Law
rence hospital in Minneapolis taking.
treatment for alcoholism.
Chas. Gibbart and his family are
visiting in Minneapolis.
James E. Leslie came from Minne
apolis to spend the holidays at the .3
parental home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Weisbeck are at*j
Dubuque, Iowa to spend the holidays.
L. L. Quimby with son, Jasper, mad^
a trip to Chicago last week. Is
Miss Genevieve Hunt and May Dahle
ate sjpendinig their school vacations at^j
home. f.
Bert E. Ba,ldwin of Grand Forks,
D., is visiting his many friends here.
Mrs. Arza Danly has gone to Wis
consin.
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Fay Lawrence is attending to the
lumber business in the absence of Mr
5!
Weisbeck.
Lee Thatcher is home from Okla-'
Jioma.
E. W. Hillier of Chicago is here visitesi
in is & re it
Knute Stephenson, while skating^
"bame in contact with a barbed wire"
fence, cutting his lip badly^ fe#