Mower County transcript., 1898-11-16
The interior Of Hormel's provision
market has been remOdeled and im-

The interior Of Hormel's provision
market has been remOdeled and Inn
proved. q.
&C, Fl. Thomas has a mammoth
new ad this week of vital interest to
bargain seekers. ..-=ss "
Mrs. g. EllfnRson of this city
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents in Albert Lea. :
C. II. Coats has been laid up for
several days with q sore foot caused
by letting a rock fall on 1t. . -.
Prof. and Mrs. Calvin D. Decker
entertained q circle Of friends Friday
evening In delightful'way. "
Adjourned :term OF district court
to try the Austin liquor cases will
convene here next Monday.
President J. J. Hill Of the Great
Northern Railway passed through
Austin Monday In his private car.
The Southeastern Minnesota Ed
ucatiOnal Association will be held at
WinOna next Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. c. Morgan went to Blue
Earth City Saturday to visit her
daughter Mrs. Kinney Woodward and
her sons, Ed. and Harry.
"A Sloan, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. DUN
ond, Mrs. R. H. Dinsmoor and Edna
Dinsm0Or left Saturday for Compton,
California. to spend the winter. x
-Kinsman has profusion OF fresh
cut roses, carnations, chrysan-
houses. Mail and telephone ofders
promptly filled.
Mfs. G R. Varco, Mrs. A. Cressey
and Mrs. J. G. Bedding gave very
enjoyable five o'clock tea Friday at
the elegant home OF Mrs. VarcO on
Chatham street.
The A. K. Ms will be entertained
at supper at the Fox Hotel next Sat-
urday it being the birthday anntver-
sary of Miss Meta Fox. one Of the
members of the club.
Mayor Frank I. Crane has been
has been very sick for the past week
with acute brights disease, and on
Sunday consultation OF doctors was
held. Last evening he was reported
as very much better.
The address to be given on Friday
evening OF next week at the Oakland
Presbyterian church supper and
social, by Rev. T. n Weaver will be
both humorous and Instructive. He
will relate his vacation experiences
among the mountain whites in Ten
nessee.
The game of foot ball Saturday
on the Austin grounds between the
Austin team and the Pillsbury Aca-
DENY team of Owatonna resulted in a
score of II to 6 in favor Of Austin.
The visitors did lots of foolish and
unjust kicking but it didn't win the
game.
The ladies of the Catholic church
of this city will hold d grand fair in
Armory Hall next week commencing
with dinner on Thanksgiving day and
continuing for the rest of the week.
There will be an interesting program
each evening and variety Of fancy
and useful articles will be on sale.
Cashier J. L. Mitchell OF the Aus
tin National Bank calls our attention
to neat sign recently hung up by
that bank to the effect that they are
protected by policy in the Bankers'
| Mutual Casualty Company. This
| refers to an insurance policy issued by
tne company to the bank, indemnify
ing it from loss that may be caused
by burglary or robbery Of the bank,
| and secures the bank and its patrons
from the danger Of loss from that
score. The company issuing the pol.
icy pays the loss occasioned, and 10
addition to this money protection,
the company has an efficient detective
service which is at once put on the
track of criminal who interferes
with any bank holding policy In
glar or robber to bay and trial regard
less Of the time and effort required
Punishment is sure to overtake any
person who attacks the bank in the
way Of burglary or robbery. The
patrons of the bank can readily see
the great merit II such protection.