Mower County transcript., 1890-04-23

Cracked eggs at n, Majors, 8 dozen
for IS cents. 81.
Drop nickel Ii the slot and get
tlne cigar, at the Home Restaurant. II
Farmers. +. o. Hall will take your
produce In exchange for oil kinds Of mer.
chandise, I. I. Z.
Don't buy carpet till you see what
the Austin Furniture Company has to
show you. C.
Roberts the hardware man will take
down your heating stoves and store them
for you cheap. .I. .-.... .s-z. Is.
Geo. Cole. nephew Of Judge Ran
ney, was married at Watertown, OAK.
Friday, April 10. ~. .=...<.>.S
stephen L. Duffy OF Page City, S. D.,
will assist his brother George in the ma
chine business this summer.
Attention. G Company. Inspection
Tuesday evening April 20. Drill every
night until that time.
For rent, the south side of of my
store building, now occupied by Otto
Kunath. F. E. Jacobs. tt
Ed. Dalager's delivery horre came out
yesterday with bran new harness on,
made by Kaiser s Nelson.
John Peterson of lie Roy was ex-
amined before the probate court and sent
to the insane asylum at Rochester yes
terday.
Hayes Brothers are dealers in low
prices in anything pertaining TO the jew
elry line. Largest stock. Lowest prices.
No trouble to show goods.
-Estrayed from my barn on Monday
a COW; color, red and white, dehorned.
Two wires In left ear. Liberal reward
for her return to w. G. Horrobin.
Il have large amount of money on
hand to loan on farm and city property
at the lowest rate of interest In payments
to suit FRANK A. TICKNoR.
French went south last week. George
Bliss was sick. Mrs. Dennison was home
on a visit and Arthur Wright was left to
hustle the entire business alone for few
days.
Our stock is complete In the line Of
solid silver and silver plated ware. Look
at those nice quadruple plated butter
dishes at $3.50 each at Hayes Brothers.:
Engraving done free of charge on all
goods bought Of us.
The w. G. T. U. will hold their
county convention at LIE Roy today and
tomorrow. The following delegates from
Austin will be present: Miss Ella Cook,
district president; Mrs. G. H. Davidson.
president Austin union, and Mrs. J. E.
Robinson, Mrs. Oscar Ayers, Mrs. A. V.
Ellis, Mrs. O. n. Hill, Mrs. L. E. Day.
DOR s. Wold can show as large
stock Of wall paper. borders, ceiling dec.
orations and window curtains as any
retail house in the state. Before buying
elsewhere call and see their goods and get
prices. Their prices are so low that
those IN neighboring cities and towns
will cover the expense of their trip by
buying of them. 6
More and more, and still they come.
The attractions are greater than ever. Ii
you have not been to Austin OF late, 1t
will pay you to 90 and see the latest and
grandest display at N. j. Keenan's new
music store, situated one block north of
James Kcenan's agricultural and machin.
cry store. Rooms on main street filled
pianos and organs-Estey and Cottage
Standard, Household. st. John, and 9TH
ers. As to competitors, they are not in
the wav, as Keenan's prices are lower
than others.
Der Deutscher Verin of Austin cele-
brated It's second anniversary in Norden
Hall April Is. The opening address was
given by Peter Gies in we'll selected
words. Mr.. A. Kempfert then enter
tained the audiance with slight of
hand performance, after which Paul
Reddich. Otto Shide and j. Cutie rem
dered some comic songs accompanied by
Schradle & Seifert's band. T. j. Abra.
ham then gave several either solos and
the company retired to the German Hall
for a tanzkranchen which lasted until 2
q. m. The success of the Verein war
rants another entertainment of like
nature in the near future.
Mrs. G. H. Davidson left Austin this
morning for St. Charles, ILL.,, to attend
the funeral of her father, James T, Wbee.
ler, who died yesterday at the advanced
age of S3 Mr.. Wheeler will be we'll re.
membered by many of the older residents
of Austin, years ago, when visiting his
daughter here. Mr.. Wheeler was very
intellectual man of positive convictions,
and highly esteemed bv his nelghbors in
Kane county. Illinois. where he has lived
for some sixty years. He was reformer
in all that the word implies-an a5oli-
zionist before the war of the most pro
nounced type, and of late years an
| uncompromlslng prohibitionist.
On Tuesday evening, April Is, the
young people of the M. E. church organ
lied an Epworth League. The following
officers were elected: j. L. Mitchell,
president; Miss Almeda Truesdell, first
vice-president; Miss Clara Ellis. second
vice e-president; Galen Truesdell, third
ce-presldent; Miss Cora Waldron,
fourth vice president; Clifford Smith, sec.
reta1y; Miss Nettie Haley, treasurer.
The work is divided into six departments,
each department being taken charge of
by the officer of that department and two
assistants (not yet electedl, who shall
constitute committee. The Epworth
League, though yet in it's first year, hav
ing been organized May Is, 1889, con
sists of 2,373 chapters. with member
ship of over $50. 900. The first number OF
the Epworth Herald will be published
about June /, with DR.. J. F. Berry at
editor. This paper will be especially
helpful to the league and will be received
heartily by the young people.