Mower County transcript., 1893-10-18

Good values in cloaks, for soc on
the dollar, at Sands g. Morgan's.
Mrs. Toplif- Harrison fell. last
Sunday and broke three Of her ribs.
- IN. S. Gordon: went to Chicago
Thursday night to see the great fair.
The Presbyterian church has ex-
tended call to Rev=R. N. Horn, of
Iowa. -
The Deutscher Verein will give
their first fall dance at Turner hall
tomorrow evening. =a
"A telegram today announces the
birth of fine girl to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rensberger at St. Cloud.
Mrs. Will Morris died Monday
evening after long illness. She left
several small children. Funeral SER
vices were held this morning.
The awning iron of the Austin
Furniture Co. fell against one Of the
large window lights on Saturday and
broke it. Damage about$1
Miss Matte Ober, a graduate Of
the Austin High School, has been
elected teacher in the additional
room just opened in our city schools.
Miss Emma Green, of Hutchinson,
is expected in Austin Saturday for a
visit Of several weeks with friends.
She will be the guest of Miss Ida
Smith.
Cashier J. w. Scott goes to Chicago
tonight to attend the National Bank
ers convention. A banquet will be
given at the Union League rooms to-
morrow evening.
Another letter from our represen-
tative, G. d. Belden, appears. this
week on an inside page. By the way,
the inside pages of the TRANSCRIPT
are always among the best. Do not
fail to read them carefully.
The rear room. of the Citizens
National Bank building, next to the
TRANSCRIPT office, is being fitted up
in fine shape for the business office of
Attorney L. D. Baird It will be
ready for use in about ten days.
The play, sThe Confidential
Agent" written by<a local author,
will be produced for the first time in
the Austin opera house, October 30
and 81, for the benefit of the Episco-
pal church. Fuller particulars next
week.
"A shadow sociable will be held at
Enterprise school house Monday even
ing, October %, 1893, at o'clock
sharp. All are cordially invited. Each
lady is requested to bring a basket
with supper for two. The shadows
will be sold at auction.
-Strayed, from my premises in
Rose Creek, Saturday, October II,
1893, a g. months old colt with white
stripe down his face. Finder will
please leave information with John
Cronan, Rose Creek.
THOs. SAVAGE.
Frank V. Tryon went to Albert
Lea yesterday to take charge of the
Hall house. He and his estimable
wife will be greatly missed in the So
cial circles of Austin. His brother,
DR.. w. E. Tryon, succeeds him as
manager of the Tryon hotel here.
Mrs. J. N. Wheat is reported no
better this morning. Her whole right
side is still paralyzed from the .sshock
of last week, and as it was the third
attack it is feared that she may not
recover from it. We regret exceed
ingly to learn of her sad affliction.
Best line of odd pants very cheap
at Hirsh's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Dennison GEL
ebrated their silver wedding anniver-
sary last Saturday evening. A COM
pany of their intimate friends gath
cred at their pleasant home on St..
Paul street, to congratulate them and
show their regard. A silver set was
presented to the host and hostess as a
memento of the anniversary.
-UcO1SC Vl1NuOUO, VI H1kducr, ld.,
stopped off here yesterday to visit his
friend, A. P. Book of this office, while
on his way to High Forest, where he
has farm, which is rented to Will
liam Vail. Mr.. Wilmott formerly
lived at High Forest, and has met
with misfortune of late years, having
lost wife and son nineteen years Of
age.
Good values in cloaks, for SOC on
the dollar, at Sands & Mergan's.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Austin post-office for the
week ending Oct. IA, 1893:
Sam G. Bartlett, F. M. Beach, Miss
G. A. Bowen, Mathew G. Dryden, G..
N. Chandler, D. w. Cook 2, Miss Milla
Johnson, Anton Ledvina, Chas. Myr-
-; Tocoplo No1,o1 Mrs. m % Gvnoo~o