Mower County transcript., 1898-08-24

Cashier j. L. Mitchell spent last
week in Western Minnesota.
Frank lillian of Co. G is expected
home on a furlough this week. I
Mr.. and Mrs, r. E. Shepherd and
Helen spent Sunday at Clear Lake.
Mrs. Clenthe Hart of Lacrosse is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. E. Lord.
-Delos Tanner and Joseph Nelson
Of Red Rock were in Austin Tuesday.
Frank Bailey of Hampton, Iowa,
spent Sunday with his brother Thede.
Mrs. H. CUM and daughter Clara
returned Saturday from Mineral
Point, Wis.
Miss Grace Sherwood returned
Saturday from long visit at Chicago
and Joliet, Ill.
Miss Ruby Majors, who has been
spending the summer at Sterling, ILL.,,
returned Monday.
Engineer g. A. Moore has the
foundation in for fine new residence
on South Main street.
Ferdinand Christgau Of Sutton
goes to Watertown, S. D. this week,
where he will attend college.
Miss Grace Burgess went to Tay-
lor's Falls, Mimi, yesterday to visit
her sister, Mrs. G.. T. Wilson, for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Charles A. Bicknell of
Minneapolis came down Monday for
brief visit. Her mother, Mrs. R. D.
Hathaway, returned yesterday.
Andrew Anderson of CISCO, Ill.,,
came Wednesday to prospect in this
section, returning Friday. He was
the guest of Prof. Boostrom.
Henry Ryther and wife of Madi-
son, Wis, old friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cass Fairbanks returned home yester-
day after pleasant weeks visit.
M. Asher and wife went to Valpa-
raiso, Ind, Wednesday evening to
visit his brother The latter has a
peach orchard with 22OO trees now in
bearing.
Miss Lou Pace, of Oakland, has
resigned her position as teacher in
the Albert Lea public schools for the
coming year and will teach near her
home in Moscow.
duchess apples have been very
abundant during the past week,
wholesaling as low as fifty. cents
bushel. Some of our surplus has
been shipped to Iowa.
Lost, Wednesday, Aug. 10, near
Wyckoff, Mimi, an s year old grey
gelding, 100 pounds. Leather halter.
Information with regard to him will
receive reward.
CLARENCE WEDGE,
--t.~'sr' 1s,'s7,>4 .:s'% Albert Lea, Mimi
| The Universalist social BILE, to have
been held at M. Teeter's home on
North Kenwood avenue, last Friday
evening, owing to the inclemency of
the weather, was postponed indef-
nitely.
The Misses Clio and A:ddie Teeter
will leave next Tuesday. for Grafton,
N. D., where they will resume their
duties as instructors in the city schools.
They will spend a few days visiting
in the Twin Cities while on their way
TO Grafton.
Glen Noble, living on Lansing
avenue, is the happy owner of one of
the smallest and cutest Shetland
ponies we have ever seen. 1t is four
months old and Glen purchased it for
$25 from an Iowa party. He has a
little sta BILE that he has built for it..
Mrs. Alberta Haynes Stewart,
wife of James n. Stewart, died Fri
day morning at the residence OF N. 5.
Goodrich after brief illness. She
was married last March and soon
after came to Austin to live. The
remains we're taken to her old home
in Xenia, Ohio, for interment.
The Austin Canning and Preserv-
ing Co., started operations last Mon
day and sweet corn is coming in in large
quantities. The Co., has remodeled
it's plant and. has the latest and best
methods of processing. A large pack
will be lput up if the truck can be
got of superior quality.
Don Robertson reached Austin
Saturday and Lee Sargent arrived
Sunday, both Of Co. G. l2th,Minnesota
Volunteers. They are home from camp
on furloughs. Major Arthur w. Wright
will arrive home this noon on fur
Tough. Frank Clark reached home in
time for his mothers funeral and has
since had a light run OF typhoid fever.
The Young Peoples Christian
Union will hold a union service at the
Methodist church next Sunday even
ing, commencing at 6:45rand lasting
an hour. The after meeting will also
be under their auspices, the pastors Of
the different churches giving short