Mower County transcript., 1893-11-01
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Largest and finest line of over
coats very cheap at Hirsh's.
+ Mrs. John George, of Sutton, is
visiting relatives at Milwaukee.
Walter Rice made trip to the
Columbian Exposition last week.
Mrs. P. A. Livermore was visiting
with Austin friends over Sunday.
Mort Wall, we'll remembered here,
is in the city organizing a new lodge.
August F. Smith, Of Red Rock,
spent last week at the great Exposi
tiOn.
Mrs. Dell French came from St.
Paul Saturday, accompanied by little
Marian Smith.
Henry Weber Jr., of Grand
Meadow town, was enjoying the sights
at the worlds fair last week.
Ladies are invited to call and exam
inc the line or Art needlework mater
ial just received by G. M. Rice & Go.
The Baptist ladies sociable at John
E. Robinson's Friday evening was
largely attended and about $l3 were
taken in.
-Scrofula, whether hereditary or
acquired, is thoroughly expelled from
the blood by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier.
Wanted, within the next twenty
days, five hundred subscribers of the
TRANSCRIPT to bring up their back
subscriptions and renew for the COM
ing year.
Go to Fairbanks, Austin. MINI.
for photos, only So per dozen. Bar
gains in life size crayon portraits. See
them before patronizing any travelling
agents. 1872
Class Fairbanks and wife, of Dex-
ter, went to Chicago Sunday and
will meet their daughter, Mrs. Ken
dali, and her husband of Camden,
New York, at the fair.
Miss Mamie Reilly, one of our ac-
complished young ladies and the eff
cient teacher of the Sutton schools, is
spending a short vacation with par
ents and friends in the city.
If you are in need of fur coat it
will be to your advantage to look over
Hirsh's line before you buy. He car
ries the largest stock of them in Aus
tin, and prices are guaranteed.
Ladies begin your holiday gifts
early Buy the new figured Arnnure
silks, figured moleskin, sorrento cloth,
scrim, turkey red demins, china silks,
art square for sale by G. M. Rice & Co.
Several Austin lads will long re-
member Halloween night, as they ap-
peared in justice court this morning
to answer to their pranks. Eight
were fined SO apiece and costs, and
warrants are issued for two more.
We understand that Julius Reetz,
of the town of Racine, mysteriously
disappeared two weeks ago last Mon
day; and has not yet been found. He
owns a farm and has a family and his
disappearance is as yet unexplained.
Conductor James D. Mccormick,
accompanied by his wife and several of
her lady friends, returned from the
Columbian Exposition Sunday morn
ing. He informs us that the trip was
an exceedingly enjoyable one for the
entire party.
The chrysanthemum season will
soon be at it's full height, the earlier
varieties being now in full bloom.
Kinsman, of the Austin Greenhouses,
has larger variety than ever of this
popular flower. He has also all the
desirable kinds of house plants, and
those who wish to stock up their con-
servatories for the winter should order
their plants Immediately before the
permanent cold weather sets in. Call
in and see the loveliness and variety
of his flowers.
The southbound train into Austin
over the Great Western road last
Thursday noon met'.with an accident
on the trestle bridge, this side of the
Red Rock water tank. Bridge men
were repairing the bridge at the time
and. it is supposed that they did not
shore up the timbers sufficiently dur
ing the repairs. The engine of the
train came over safely but the rear of
the train broke through and fell down,
piling the passengers together. Rev.
E. T. Rogne Of this city was returning
on the train from Hayfeld and was
cut about the face, but not seriously
hurt. Two other men were somewhat
bruised. A force of men worked all
night on the trestle and had it ready
FIR trains the next day.
Furs and Fur Goods.