Mower County transcript., 1896-12-30


day.
Our sleighing all disappeared in
Mondays thaw.
Miss Eta. Cooper is spending a
week at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Newman spent
Christmas at Minneapolis.
-Watchnight services at Salvation
Army barracks tomorrow night.
Get your New Years dinner at
the Baptist church. Only 25 cents.
The St. Paul ice palace is not yet
completed. Later, it has been aband'
Oned.
We are always glad to have fresh
news items brought in for the Tran
SCRIPT.
Miss Ethel Birkett is home from
her musical studies at Chicago for a
brief vacation.
Thomas L. Beiseker and family
OF Fessenden, n. D. spent Christmas
with relatives here.
Plan to get your New Years din
ner at the Baptist church on Friday.
An old fashioned turkey dinner for
25 cents.
Regular meeting of St. Bernard
Commandery next Monday evening.
The order of the Red Cross will be
conferred.
Misses Mary Roble and Rose Bull
son have gone to Minneapolis to take
a course in the Salvation Army train
ing school.
Miss Josephine v Harrison Of Nc
Gregor, former Austin teacher, is
spending the holiday vacation with
Mrs. G.. K. Hanson.
Rev. D. J. W. Somerville preached
at Mantorville and Kasson last Sun
day, Rev. Dexter of Fari ibault supply
ing his place here.
Annual meeting Of the Mower
County Agricultural Society in the
court house next Tuesday afternoon,
Jan. 5. An important meeting.
Arthur Butterfield of Brownsville
returned Monday from Nassau, Iowa,
where he spent Christmas with friends
he had not seen for thirty years.
New Years Eve ball at Turner
Hall, given by Austin Fire Depart
ment No. 2. Supper at Burlington
House. Give the boys a liberal pat
ronage.
Improved Yorkshire pigs for sale.
from registered stock, also pure bred,
Buff Cochin chickens. Inquire of
EMMETT B. PAYNE,
-43 Dexter, MINI.
Miss Rannie Fedje, professional
nurse from Minneapolis. Uniform
terms $40 week. Obstetrical cases
speciality. Residence at Rev. E. T.
Rogne's, St. Paul street.
Three Standard dictionaries were
among the Christmas presents given
in this vicinity and they certainly
made very useful aEd accepta BILE gifts.
We can recommend the Standard as
the best.
Miss May Boyes Of Frankfort ac-
companied her sister, Mrs. Maud
Boyes of Fairmont, home to spend
Christmas. They passed west through
Austin on Thursday and we acknowl-
edge very agreeab BILE call at this Office.
The Christmas exercises by St.
Bernard Commandery, K. T., on Fri
day forenoon were very interesting.
Responses were made by Sir Knights
F. R. Preston, H. Birkett, F. I. Crane,
A. Friedrich, j. Schwan and F. B.
Wood.
Mrs. Lafayette French and child
ren left yesterday for Santa Cruz,
California, to spend the winter with
Mrs. French's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Richards, formerly of Austin.
Mrs. French's sister Minnie is also at
Santa Cruz.
Eating is necessity. To the
healthy, it is a pleasure; to the dys-
peptic, torture. BY the use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla, the weakest and most
disordered stomach is restored to it's
natural condition, and food is once
more partaken of with youthful re-
lish and satisfaction.
The east side Presbyterian church
is building new parsonage just
north of the church edifice. 1t is "a X
10, two story, and will cost about
$1,000. VIM. Loge and E. Wynes are
the contractors and they are hustling
the work along so as to have it ready
to occupy by March l.
The Minnesota legislature con-
venes next Tuesday,, 1.-The first Tues
day Immediately following the first
Monday in January" and Mower
county will be represented by a solid
Republican delegation once more.
We shall look for an economical and
careful administration of our public
affairs.
Special term of district court,
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