Mower County transcript., 1898-09-21

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M. ]. Hughes Of Mason City was q
caller last week. !. - = -. =
Hon. John Frank Of Leroy is
here attending court. -
IF. H. Mitchell visited a few days
at Owatonna last week.
O-For rent barn. Inquire at 304
College street, Austin, Mimi.
John Guy attended the Rochester
fair a day or two last week.
Mower county fair Wednesday
and Thursday, Oct. 5 and s.
O-Mr. and Mrs. Northrup of Wis
consin are visiting at Burr Maxwell's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thede Mollison and
family are visiting relatives in the
city. .:.'s'< 81
"A copious rain last Wednesday
and Thursday greatly benefited this
locality. -.
Mrs. M. Asher, who has recently
been visiting her daughter in Chicago,
is home.
Miss Gertrude Lloyd of Spring
Valley is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Hendricks.
John Wagner and Ben Wright,
prosperous farmers of Grand Meadow,
are visitors IN Austin today.
Mrs. DR.. Markt and her daughter
Mrs. Ed ConRer and children Of Hamil-
ton, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Addie
Cook
Andy Book sends US very neatly
printed blotting pad. Andy always
could do good work, and this is a
sample Of it.
j. A. Rutherford attended the
races at Rochester last week with
some of bis horses. Mr.. Rutherford
has been very successful so far this
season.
The fifteenth Minnesota regi-
[ment have left Fort Smelling for the
south, and the old Third is back tU
the fort again, arriving last Thurs
day.
! John Ricketson, who has been in
St. Lukes hospital for the past four
weeks, having passed through very
serious operation is expected home
tomorrow.
Attend Tait's grand millinery
ODeninp Sept. %, % and "a where
you will see the grandest display Of
pattern hats and bonnets ever shown
in Austin.
Rev. Briggs left Monday after
noon for Clay county where he will
spend a few weeks with his SOD Byron
and also will meet Mrs. Briggs, who
has been spending the summer there
We drove down to see 4. Kim ball
Sunday. He is yet in very poor
health, and unable to do any work
He has rented his farm to his son-in.
law Mr.. Campbell for the coming
year.
! Tom Edwards and family OF
Port Angeles, Washington, are spend
ing few days with his mother Mrs
NJ. A. Gutherless. They will soon
leave for their new home in Schuyler
Miss.
Mrs. Padelford and Carr have
moved their millinery stock to Keen
|an's music store On Main street, where
they will be pleased to show the lat
est styles Of fine millinery at reason
able prices.
The ladies Of the Red Cross Soci
ETY. will serve dinner for the Co.
boys tomorrow noon at the armorl
upon their arrival from New Ulm
The president requests that all con
tributions for the dinner be brought
to che Armory before 1890 o'c lock.
The opening meeting for the sea
SOD OF the Ladies' Musical Society was
held yesterday afternoon. The execu
tive board received and entertaine e6
the other members very pleasantly al
the home Of the president, Mrs. Henry
Burkett.
W. G. Horrobin sold his pacing
mare Maronial and her colt, Decora
tion Girl by Ithnriel. For Maronia
he received 81 100 and for Decoration
Girl $500 and five year old mare o
good breeding.
The Ben Hur illustrated lecture
at the Baptist church last Wednesday
|evening was we'll attended and highly
appreciated. Itwas interesting alike tt
those who had read the story of Ber
Hur and those who had not.
! &C. E. Richardson and W. E
Lackey of Duluth are in the city thil
week in the interest of the Roya
League Insurance Co. Mr.. Richard
son was resident of Austin years ago
and has many friends here who ar
glad to see him.
| All the ladies of Austin and vicin
ity are cordially invited to attend th'
GRAND 1isnlav Of mi1ltnerv at Taitsf