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CHERRY PECTORAL.
DEXTER.
Miss Alice Dailey is visiting rela
tives in Taopi.
Several of our base ball enthusiasts
drove to Rose Creek Sunday to witness
the game between Rose Creek and
Adam*.
Will Pierce was in town a few hours
Thursday.
YV. E. Wakefield has been confined to
the house with sickness the past few
days,
MM. Eva Matson and son Yerne re
turned 10 their home in LeRoy Tues
day, after a visit at the home of W. A.
Back.
A. W. Wright was in Dexter between
trains Friday.
A. L. Bolstad, assistant cashier of
the State Bank of Dexter, was in Aus
tin Monday on probate business.
N. L. and D. VV. Medbery went to
St. Paul Tuesday.
Mrs. Eva Curran and son Russell ar
rived from Willmar Saturday for a
visit with Mrs. Curran's mother, Mrs.
Kenerson.
Dr. and Mrs. Schottler attended the
meeting of the Medical Society at Aus
tin Wednesday.
Mrs. Rose Vermilya and son re
turned Monday from Elgin, where she
spent the past week with relatives.
George Reed came up from LaCrosse
Friday for a short visit.
