Mower County transcript., 1899-09-06
--Cityxcouncil meets this evening.

~A~Ny AASAA " AAOnVA VA0AV AA AAAA-
neapolis.- ii" .".'* 4
IF. M. Pierson and wife of Grand
Meadow are visiting their son, DIR. FL.
F. Pierson. "
Mrs. Fred Fenton went to- Minne-
apolis yesterday to meet Mrs.. Fenton
of Duluth.
20. J. Simmons Is excayating the
cellar for his new residence on Green
wich street.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kelly went to
Minneapolis Saturday to visit their
son Thomas.
Charles Riley, postal clerk, has
gone to the Pacific coast for three
weeks vacation.
Engineer c. n. Moore and wife
went to Glen Ullen, N. D., Saturday
to visit their son.
Harry P. Mcbride and wife are
taking a vacation rest with friends at
Spring Valley and Winona.
There was balance of $40, 9,527.16
ip the city treasury Sept l. The ex-
penses for August were $3,632.70.
Wanted housekeeper, east side
Of Milwaukee tracks, north Of over
head bridge. M. DOUGHERTY.
The funeral at the Catholic church
Sunday p. m. was of the infant child
of Michael Leary, aged five months.
The hunters who were out Friday
and Saturday report, on the whole, a
light haul Of ducks aud prairie chick
ems.
Mrs. Arnold Johnson entertained
the K. K. KS most pleasantly
Wednesday evening at her home on
Franklin street.
The silver wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Rector of Win.
dom township will be celebrated next
Tuesday, Sept. IL.
Joseph Fitzthum and wife return
ed Thursday from their two months
trip to Los Angeles, San Francisco
and other western points. -~
"A sample of corn nearly IL feet
high with large ripe ears is on exhibi-
tion in this office. 1t is from Frank
Snyder's field in Red Rock.
&C. A. Stephens new serial story
in three parts, entitled "Little Big.
Heart" will begin in the issue Of The
Youths Companion for the week of
Septem Der 2lst.
"A large number of our farmers
are busy this week cutting up their
corn, which is entirely out of the
way Of the frost. Several are using
corn harVeSterS.
-Twenty.oDe arrests in Austin in
August: Thirteen drunks, four ds-
saults, two abusive language, one
boarding moving train, one selling
drugs without license.
Prof. J. E. Manchester and wife
left yesterday for Vincennes, Indiana
where Mr.. Manchester assumes his
duties as Professor of ma thematics in
Vincennes University.
IN. S.. Gordon OF Crookston has
just sold the TRANSCRIPT Office block
to G. A. Newman of this city. He is
also negotiating the sale of his resi-
dence property on Lansing avenue to
j. "a Kenevan.
Mrs. Mary Miller left for Phila-
delphia Wednesday for the G.. A. R
encampment. She was reared there
and has relatives there whom she will
visit. She stopped to visit in Mil
Waukee enrOute.
w. j. Hart OF Carbon, Iowa, a
brother-in-law of Prof. Boostrom, has
rented one of B: F. Kings farms near
Dexter and will soon move up. VIM.
Eggleston, also Of Carbon, has rented
farm near Renova.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Dearmin and
family started for the State Fair this
morn, where they viii spend few
days. Mrs. F. w. Kinney and Mrs.
Minnie B. Hutchinson went up to
the State Fair yesterday.
Capt. Albert Steinhauser of the
45th q. S. Vol. Infantry came yester-
day and will be here over tomorrow,
for the purpose Of recruiting volun-
teers for the u. S. service. He was
formerly Of New Ulm.
Miss Minnie Quincy commenced
the fall term last Monday in the
Jacobsen district south of Rose
Creek, where she has taught for the
past four years. Miss Loretta Guinney
Is euRdkeu u CedCQ III UQe NelS JOl0-
son district west of Adams.
Misses Carrie S.indee, of Adams,
and Cora Weber, of Lansing, were
among the teachers who took the re-
cent teachers examination and both
young ladies won unlimited certif-
Gates. The young ladies were both
former students of the S. M. Normal
college in this city.
DIR. Morrison will soon leave Aus
tin to reside at Bellevue, Iowa, where
her husband is an engineer. A party
was given last evening in her honor
at the home Of her brother, Andrew
Hobson, in Austin township. A fare
we'll reception will be given this eve
ming at the Christian church. Mrs.
Morrison has been very prominent
and useful member Of that Organiza-
tfon here. Her many friends will be
sorry to have her leave the city.
Last Monday night friends and
relatives pleasantly surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Dalager at their home on
water street, it being their tenth
wedding anniversary. The evening
was pleasantly spent and at II p. m.