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Mower County Transcript
Austin, Lansing, Mower County, Minnesota
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Social column from Lansing reports family visits from South Dakota, Wisconsin, Elkton, Minneapolis, and Brownsdale; a dance at the hotel with 40 attendees; school opening for winter term; church services; band entertainment; and students returning to college.
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School Commenced—Social Events.
Charles La Bar and bride came from South Dakota Friday evening to visit relatives here.
Ralph Eamonds of Wisconsin is visiting his relatives, the Webers.
Miss Edna Carll spent her vacation at home from Elkton.
A jolly crowd of Lansing and Ramsey young people called at the Bennett home west of Ramsey Tuesday night.
The dance at the hotel Friday night was well attended, forty numbers being sold. A number were up from Austin.
Misses Nettie and Maud Chaffee spent Sunday at home from Austin.
Relatives from Minneapolis visited at O. C. LaBar's the last of the week.
A sleigh load drove to E. Shook's of Red Rock Wednesday evening.
The school opened Monday for the winter term.
Geo. Warren and wife visited relatives at Brownsdale several days last week.
Miss Ethel Stowe and Ray Clark of Brownsdale attended church at Lansing Sunday.
Rev. Wm. Cooke will hold services in the church Wednesday and Friday evenings of this week.
Relatives of the family are visiting at B. L. Barlow's.
The Udolpho band was entertained by the Lansing band Thursday evening.
Come again.
Misses Marie Vaughan, Lettie Vaughan, Marion Chilson, Lee Thompson and Harry McIntyre returned to their college duties this week.
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Community social notes include out-of-town visits by Charles La Bar and bride from South Dakota, Ralph Eamonds from Wisconsin to the Webers, Edna Carll from Elkton, relatives from Minneapolis to O. C. LaBar's, Geo. Warren and wife to Brownsdale, Ethel Stowe and Ray Clark to church; a dance at the hotel Friday with 40 tickets sold and attendees from Austin; young people visiting Bennett home; sleigh ride to E. Shook's; Nettie and Maud Chaffee from Austin; relatives at B. L. Barlow's; school opened Monday for winter term; Rev. Wm. Cooke services Wednesday and Friday; Udolpho band entertained by Lansing band; college students returned to duties.