Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-05-14


complete asssor tment 81 base ball
shoes At the Double. Store.
i. Miss Kittie Lord secured the prize at
the DemOrest medal contest last Friday
evening. NJ " =.t 33I5.3a
John Dillon and his famous company
In Wanted, the Earth, at opera house,
tomorrow night. .s: z:s W E Z. u # 5|F
. The subject for the Thursday even.
ing meeting at the Congregational
church will be-: Taught That We May
Teach. FILL It 4 n aS.%s ..s.sl
You had better secure some of those
nice full standard prints before they arc
ell sold Only5c per yard at Hall 4
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" The Episcopal social at Drs. johnson
and Macdonald's Offices last evening was
the pleasantest as we'll as the most profit.
able social of the season. *=- -.
Our boys went to Albert Lea last Sat.
urday and did up the Albert Lea boys
by a score OF 10 to Is. We are now
even and expect to see some lively work
for the rub. Fit up your players in good
shape, Luce, and we will see that the
Austin boys do them up properly
john Dillon, the famous comedian,
will appear before an Austin audience
Thursday evening. May 10, IN his play,
WANTED, the Earth" Mr.. Dillon, him
self, is too well known to need our
praise. He is supported by large and
talented company of artists, and we pre-.
dict for him a large and appreciativc
audience.
Rev E. P. Savage, of Minneapolis,
secretary of the Children's Aid Society
tional church Sunday afternoon in be-
half of the society. A local board was
organized with j. Z, Robinson chairman,
H. s. Hart, secretary, A. Requa and Mrs.
r. D. Hathaway, The object of the soci-
ETY. is to receive and provide Christian
homes tor children. It differs from the
Owatonna school for INDECENT children in
that it receives children from infancy,
and is not a state institution, while the
Owatonna school Is state institution,
and receives no children under two years
of age. The society is doing Christian
work in providing homes for homeless
children.
Our base ball season will be formally
opened next Friday by the East side
sports against the west side. The bal
Will be tossed at 3 o'clock p. m. sharp
and the following is the cast: East side
W. 9. Tryon, George HORNED, Carl Fair
banks, Bert Bontield. George Wertz, Alex
Loucks, Fred Gleason, Dan Collins ant
IA. W. Allen. West side, Tommy O NAL
ley, c. H. Johnson, Howard Clark, Franz
Hail. G. NJ. Allen, Burt Sherwood, H. s
Merrill, John Rustad and Lee Dettlebach
A. w. Allen will act as kicker for the Eas
} side and G. H. johnson for the West side
Dock Catherwood will perform as genera
kicker for both Sides r. O. Hall ant
Charley Fox will play mascottes. Umpire
unknown. The players are all training
and lively time may be expected.
r. D. Albro, a veteran of the lat,
war, serving in Co. C, 3lst Connection
Infantry. and resident OF Austin during
the past two years, died Friday morning
May 8, aged SO years. He has been al
invalid during his residence here, ant
was great sufferer toward the last. AL
though active efforts had been made By
his comrades to have his pension CLAIM
made special, he died finally without re
ceiving the needed aid. Yet he did no
: lack the attention and ministry of faith
full friends. He was buried from til,
,, CONGREGATIONAL church Monday after
noon, Rev. G. E. Wright officiating
Mcintyre Post G. A. r. did escort dut,
J and the interment took place at Oakwoot
cemetery Il. j. Robbins of Berlin
Steele county, and Mrs. S. B. Smith O.
Little Valley, Olmstead county, attended
the funeral.