Mower County transcript., 1898-11-16
The Elks meet tonight.
Thanksgiving Day next week.

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considerable Ice formed Thurs
day night. ~. -,
Charlie Alberts went to his home
In MankatO yesterday. -.~:~. +.
Charles Riley spent Sunday with
friends in Minneapolis.
The K. X. KS met with Anna
Mcbride. Wednesday evening. 4
Miss Ethel Birkett Is visiting
Miss Rose Sperry at Owatonua.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Shaw and
Marion went to St. Paul Monday.
Lieut.. Nick Nicholson has re-
sumed his place as county jailer.
M. DouRherty and family Of:
Brownsville have moved to Austin.
Mrs. Anna Patten of Missouri is
the guest of G. Rosenthal of this city.
Will Crandell has gone to Cresco,
Iowa, to work at the jewelers. trade.
Miss Alice Riley spent Sun day
with her aunt, Mrs. Byrnes, at.
Wells.
Mrs. D. Watkins fractured her
right arm Saturday by falling in her
door yard.
Two inches Of snow fell Saturday
night, the first Of the season. 1t soon
disappeared.
DIR. Adams of Minneapolis preach
ed in the First Presbyterian church
last sunday.
Miss Winnie Hunt Of Independ-
ence, Iowa, is visiting her sister Mrs.
c. H. Thomas.
The first winter term of the S. NJ.
Normal school opened yesterday with
bright prospects.
The regular meeting Of the
Ladies' Musical Society will be hello
next Monday afternoon.
-Thede Bailey, who has been
seriously i'll for sever raj weeks, is much
better and able to be out.
Mrs. John Hu bbard and daughters
Margie and Fannie Of Lodi were in
Austin Friday and called.
WI. Day OF this city has just
been granted an additional patent on
an improved washing machine.
Last Friday evening, the Har-
monia Club entertained it's members
who we're in the service IN Co. G.
The TRANSCRIPT and the Weekly
lnterocean both one year for only
$l.85. Regular price OF the two 81. so.
The creamery at Albert Lea asks
thirty cents quart for cream. The
price in Austin has always been too
low.
An oyster supper will be served
at engineers hall Friday evening by
the ladies of the J. l. A. to the B. of
l.. T..
"A masquerade ball, with fine
music by Carpenters orchestra, will
be given this evening at Palace Music
Hall.
Bishop Whipple and wife were
guests of Mr.. and'Mrs. G. w. Snere
last week while attending the convo-
cation.
Mrs. Joseph keenan, will give a
five o'clock lunch at her home to-
morrow afternoon for q circle of lady
friends.
DO not forget the special bargains
in photographs which are now offered
by J. o. Booen, the Main street
photographer.
The large chrysanthemum house
at Kinsman's green houses is now a
bower of floral beauty. They are a
very popular flower.
The K. K. KS have just published
book OF approved recipes which they
are selling at IS cents and SO cents
according to binding.
An Eastern Star pin, with ini-
tials, has been found and left at this
office. Owner can have same by call
ing and proving property.
Mrs. A. E. Christie has been very
i'll for several weeks resulting from
severe hemorrhages. Yesterday she
was easier but very weak.
The little son Of Rev. T. N. Wea-
yer gave birthday party Friday
afternoon to about so Of his little
friends, it being his fifth birthday
anniversary.
The young people Of the Univer-
salist church happily surprised Mrs.
A. j. Torslef 'after prayer meeting
Thursday evening, it being her birth.
day anniversary.
County Attorney S. D. Gather.
wood reached another birthday anni-
versary Saturday and a number of
friends spent the evening very pleas
antly at his home.
Lost, on Monday night, Nov. IA,
large, red wallet, containing notes
and other papers, between Con Kene-
uo Sc M Tl r1ou uouor1so Potnr1
to Kingsley & Shepherd.
M. D. Mcconnell, who was on
trial at Usage last week for assault
with intent to commit manslaughter,
was sentenced to five years in the pen
itentjary at Anamosa, Iowa.
We notice in our exchanges nu-
merous swindles through forged
checks. 1t is a safe rule never to
accept checks from strangers or cash
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