Mower County transcript., 1890-04-16

Our public schools opened Monday
after a weeks vacation.
j. F. Fairbanks has moved into his
new Office, corner of Bridge and Frank
lin streets.
Tom Beiseker and his accomplished
bride are snugly dom,cled in Mrs. Vascy's
house on Mill street.
Go to VIM. M. Howe's office for perfect
abstracts of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
What is Hoe Cake anyway? Why, it
ia the best brand of soap in the market.
Try 1t. At Horrobin's.
Attention! Choice healthy black
berry, strawberry and raspberry plants
for sale by A. N. Kinsman.
The Womans' Relief Corps of this
city sent to Dakota sufferers box val
ued at $3.50 on Friday last
For the Baptist anniversaries at Chi
cago. May Is to 49, The c., St. p &
K. G. will sell tickets at one and one
third fare tor round trip.
Our popular coal and wood dealer
j. F. Fairbanks, has removed his office
to the corner of Bridge and Franklin
! streets just make note Of this and
when you are in need of anything in his
line give him call.
Mrs. VIM. O'eson has just returned
from market and has now complete
stock Of ladies' hats and bonnets in all
the latest styles. A cordial invitation IS
extended to every lady in Austin to call
and look over her new stock.
Dan O'Neil was taken before Justice
Shcedy by Officer Riley yesterday,
charged with having cruelty beaten Mrs.
Mary Quincy Monday evening. lie
waived examination and in default of
$500 bail, he was sent to the county Jail.
For the meeting of the Military Or.
der of the Loyal Legion, Philadelphia.
Pa. April 1915. special excursion tick.
cts will lie sold at one regular fare for
the round trip. Sell April II and 12. and
return coupons good until April 80. g. Fl.
Coleman, Agent c.. M. & St. P. Railway.
| We are requested by President J. J.
tural Society, to say that parties having
anything in the way of suggestions to
offer towards the completion of the pre-
MUM list for the coming fair, should meet
with the board of directors next Saturday
afternoon. April 10.
| Mrs. Fred Baird gave progressive
cinch party to five tables of her friends
on Wednesday evening last. The vivac-
ity and hospitality of Mr. and Mrs
Baird are so universally known that to
comment would seem superfluous. Suf
flee 1t TO say that dainty repast was SCI
before those assembled and generous
flow of soul prevailed throughout the
evening.
The little son of F. o. Hall, met
with painful accident Yesterday morn
ing. While standing in the delivery
wagon in front of the residence, the
horse suddenly started. throwing him tc
the GROUND. breaking one of the bones
and dlslocating the other. of the rlsh
forearm. The arm was set by DR.. A. W
Allen. and the little sufferer is doing a.
we'll as possible.
"A cheese factory will soon be started
at Ramsey. The machinery is now or.
dered and it is expected the factory viii
soon be IN operation. 1t will be located
in the old Kent building. owned by D. J
Cameron, and operated by John A. Turn
bull, practical cheese maker of consid
erable experience. Good! We like tt
see creameries and cheese factories al
over the county They are the farmer
hope. Send US sample of your chess
when you get started, Mr.. Turnbull.
The Womans' Relief Corps gave
maple sugar festival at the G.. A. r. hal
Thursday evening last, from $50 to
o'clock The interior of the building wa
appropriately and handsomely decorated
for the occasion. and presented yer,
attractive appearance. The attendance
considering the number of other enter
tainments about town, was large and OF
the whole very pleasant evening wa
passed. The bill Of fare was as follows
Rolls. cold meats, cakes, pickles. cheese
warm maple syrup and fritters, tea AM
coffee. The culinary skill Of the ladie
received due share of APPRECIATION
The proceeds were $16.
Last Saturday being A. F Mattice'
birthday, his friends decided to give hin
surprise and remind him of the fact
So in the evening about 100 gathered a
, Masonic hall and marched to his house i
a body. AL. was on the street at tn
time. but when he returned and foun
his house "taken," he was surprised
Never knew word about it he said
This was not the greatest surprise. H
was just getting reconciled to his visitors
when D. B. johnson, in appropriat
words on behalf of the party prese, te
HIM with an elegant, gold-headed cane
And then he was surprised and began t.
think he was getting old. About 1
o'clock Mrs, Mattice served a deliciou
lunch, and about II o'clock terminate,
one of the pleasantest surprise parties W
ever attended.
The wedding of August King an
Miss Eliza Weisel last Wednesday even
ing was a brilliant affair. The ceremon
was performed by Rev. G. E. Wright, a
the residence of the brides parents. II
presence of large number of invited
guests. The presents were numerous AM
costly, among them being beautiful
French clock of rare design, and $10O il
gold from her father. The happy coupl
,, took the evening train for Chlca go for
short wedding trip, They expect to re
. turn this week, and will settle dow
= to house keeping. Miss Weisel is
, daughter of Jacob Weisel, and one O
, Austin's most popular young ladies'. MI
! King is now head workman in the bras
, fitting department at the Milwaukee
shops, and Is we'll and favorably know
bY many of our citizens. Congrat,lla
: tions August, and may you and your est
mable bride live long and prosper.
! 1t is softly whispered, that at socis