Mower County transcript., 1896-12-16

Fine jardinieres for Christmas
presents at Kinsman's.
; -Silverware, beautiful rings, ele.
CANT watches and gems at Schleuder's
Electric light connections were
made with F. w. Kim ball's residence
on KenwOOd avenue Monday.
-Schleuder's holiday stock is sunus.
ually large and fine this year. Onyx
stands, elegant china, silverware and
toys are most accepta BILE holiday gifts.
Austin Minstrels, after many
weeks of preparation will appear at
the opera house next Friday evening,
December IS. Secure your tickets
elrly.
Mrs. Dan Keating died Monday
at her home near the Austin brick
yards, age Co. Funeral at St, Angus.
tines church this morning at ten
O'Clock.
"A chap calling himself Jim Burns
was sent up for 20 days by Justice Rob-
insOn Monday on the charge Of steal
ing shoes from De Witt, Fiester & Co.
Saturday night.
Improved Yorkshire pigs for sale,
from registered stock, also pure bred,
Buff Cochin chickens. Inquire of
.... EMMETT B. PAYNE,
-43 Dexter, MINI.
-Conundrum: What will be the
best thing you have attended this
year? Answer, The conundrum social
at Mrs. T. Varco's, Wednesday even
ing, Decem ber Is.
Miss Rannie Fed]e, professional
nurse from Minneapolis. Uniform
terms. $40 week. Obstetrjcal cases
a speciality. Residence at Rev. E. T.
Rogne's, St. Paul street.
Announcement is made of the ap-
pOintment Of our young friend, Lieut..
Jas. W. Davidson, to the position of
U. S. Consular Agent at the ports of
Keeling and Tamsui, Formosa, Japan.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
G. S. Hildahl, Aus tins expert milli-
ner. is soon to move to St. Paul
where she has accepted lucrative
position in wholesale millinery es-
ia ablishment there.
The Austin Sub-district Epworth
League convention will be held in the
Methodist church in this city Wednes-
day and Thursday, Dec. 80 and 81,
instead Of Thursday and Friday, as
we stated last week.
The TRANSCRIPT will fully pro-
tect it's own subscribers and patrons
in the matter of rates for probate and
other legal notices. We can tell you
what you can get them printed for
by inquiry. Do not 20 elsewhere.
Decker Bros. have fine line OF
durable holiday gifts, such as skates,
pocket knives, silver knives and forks,
nickel teapots, granite and aluminum
ware. Get something that is sensible
and durable during these close times.
The remains of Mrs. Thos. Nc
Cormick. aged 80 years, who died in
St. Paul Friday were brought to Aus.
tin for interment Sunday. Funeral
services we're held at St. Augustine
church Sunday noon. Deceased was
the mother Of James D. Mccormick
Listen. The Enterprise people
have decided to entertain again. The
entertainment of the evening will be
a conundrum. A good supper will be
served by Enterprise ladies and if you
don't get it twill be your own fault.
Don't forget, at Mrs. T. Varco's.
Wednesday evening, Dec. IS. All are
cordially invited. Come one, come all
The annual meeting of the ALI
ance Hail & Cyclone Mutual Insur
ance Co. of this city will be held this
afternoon at the Office of the company,
Main and Water streets. The COM
pany has paid all losses of the year
and has added a little to it's surplus.
The condition of the company is ex.
cellent.
Miss Ethel Birkett, who is in Chi.
cago receiving musical training from
Mrs. John Vance Cheney, will assist
her teacher, who gives lectures this
week at Evanston, ILL.,, on Tuesday
evening, and before the Woman's
Club of Chicago on Thursday, on Beet.
hoven's Eight Symphony, the lectures
being illustrated with two pianos and
violin cello. Thomas Orchestra will
render Beethoven's Eight Symphony
on Friday evening, and the lectures
are for preparation to more fully ap-
preciate the music. The position
taken by Miss Rirkett is a very re-
spOnsible one and her many friends
will be glad to hear such promising
renOrtS from her