Mayo History auction

Three generations of the Mayo family history goes up for auction in a few weeks at the Olmsted County Fair. Mary Anderson Mayo, the great-granddaughter of Dr. William Mayo, better known as Dr. Will, described the cover as "the culmination of two very important families," according to an article in the Rochester Post Bulletin. Anderson and his two brothers were given books and paintings and Mayo Foundation retains many smaller, but he said that the effects are just too much to keep the three of them. Louis Vuitton Outlet Store Sixth among the items for sale at auction October 1920: Louis Vuitton trunk vapor collection system much 2000 piece model train, a set of 1870 U.S. hardwood, oil painting by Berninghaus, Brown, Craig, Whorf and Cassidy, porcelain, jewelry, money, services, books and more. Visit the auctioneer for details. . ________________________ Tuesday evening, a deputy sheriff Olmsted County rescued a woman of 19, who fell into Zumbro River. The deputy found the woman of his voice, then two of them clinging to a kayak as they waited on a pontoon boat, which they took to the floor. She was transported to St. Mary's Hospital, but was not listed as a patient Wednesday morning, according to the Rochester Post-Bulletin report. ________________________ Oooops. Sorry for the mistakes we had billed the federal government three times as much as we should. The largely Essentia Health Duluth apology provider-based health care with hospitals in rural Minnesota, the government in response to an audit that showed 1.26 million billed Medicare dollars, of which $ 865,291 were in error. The Office of the Inspector General, in a report in August found that the federal government Essentia overcharged for payments nine products over a period of more than three years (January 2008 to April 2011.) Essentia endorsed the check, and paid back the money. "Essentia believe he took steops compliance with Medicare billing requirements c reviewing related guarantee," Vicki Clevenger wrote Vice President Essentia the Government Office of Audit Services. Here's the story. ________________________ And Albert Lea Tribune published the detailed police report with the names blacked out, his tests for teens are 50 underage drinking at the game on Friday night football against Rochester John Marshall High School. It seems that the visiting team has been tested, like a bottle of alcohol was passed around the grandstand visitors. The police cited eight John Marshall student alcohol to minors and ninth for possession of tobacco. John Marshall won the game 48-18.