Mower County transcript., 1900-10-24
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always correct.
Mrs. Henry Gender returned from
visit in the Cities Monday evening.
Miss Hattie Campbell Of Calmar
Ia, spent Sunday with friends in the
city. ...-.~,...
-Will W. Cowan and family left
Saturday for their new home at Ever
EFT, Wash. h.s7~'sa~~
The new front for Marsh's meat
and Hillier's bakery are up to the
second story. -
Mrs. Fay Smith and Mrs. Becker
returned Thursday from two weeks
visit In Wesley, Ia. :.
-ReRistered.. Shropshire Ram for
exchange, Ur sale at reasonable price.
Inquire or John Rolfe. i
+. Rademacher returned
Friday from q long visit with her
daughter at Dubuque. 'ss~ {
xsss---lE Fist takesss syt.ar bone spapers then
su hscribe for the st. Paul Die patch,
tuenty-ftve Gents. pr mouth. Z
Engineer W. H. Adsms received
uevs FRIDAY sof tho death 5of his bro
ther pa y vid az Lake Mills, Iowa.
The ala rm Of firs Wednesday noon
came from aEsmalI gas0line stove at
Philpott q PAmer's. No damage. 4
%-Gov. john Lind and attorney L J.
L.Br0Vn Of sWinOns will give pOiiti-
cal addresses at the ArmOry tOnig ht.
Mrs. j. W. Shelby and childreo o
returoed home 70 GhaTiesGity. S.tur-
day. They have been visitinR 1t G..
n. Beiseker's. =
Mr.. Henry Volkman, who has
been visiting at the homo OF G. j.
Wetsel, left fOr. hts home In KingsLOn
Monday evening. : .
t-LOsT.-A brown fur c0lsarette, be-
tween L. Klrklsnd's aud BrOWnsdsle-
Finder please leave at Will B. Sleep
er's store, Brownsdale.
Rev. John Treloar, the minister
OF the Christian church., arrived Sat
urdag, from Indiana, and commenced
bis pdstorate on Sunday. :
The foot bsl team of the Austin
high school played the Lyle team Sat-
urday afternoons. the score standing
IL To 5 In favor OF Austin. ::
-FoR sALF-Fuhblood Plymouth
Rock ruOsters at reasonable prices.
w. II. PALMER,
1886 -Four miles east Of Austin.
"A special caDclave of St. Bernard
Commaudery, Knights Templar, was
held last evening % make arrange
ments f.r their annual inspection.
Edward w. Marsh has built
new barn On hts lots on south Green
wich street and il now excsvating
for the cellar Of fine new residence.
Hon. James A. TaWney will dis.
cuss the political issues Of the day at
the armory hall on Saturday evening,
October 9th. Every voter 10 Invited
TO attend. ,-r- = 49,. ,.- .,zf -.
-hrs. Mary Slade OF Washington,
D. c.. who has spent the summer
here With her brother Eugene Wood,
left for Rochester, n. Y, on Friday
70 visit her nephew. s-s -.ss.....s...sz. ~
An entertainment of high order,
musical and literafy, will be given ct
the, Congregational church Friday
evening for the benefit Of the new
church piano fund. .......,..
In answer to several inquiries, We
state, that the women of the county
are not required to register before
election in order to go to the polls
and vote on election dsy.
WIN. Exelby, the popular market
gardener, expects to leave tomorrow
with his children for Illisnois where
he will take charge Of his fathers
large stock farm uear Tisktlwa.
"A birthday party was given
Thursday afternoon by Helen Decker
and Josephine Catherwood at the
home of the latter. About fifty Of
their little friends were present.
The Girls of 80 met at the home
Of Miss Mabel Brown last Wednesday
evening for social session. Lunch
was served at 10 O'Clock and the young
ladies passed pleasant evening.
Mrs. Alex. Campbell entertained
the Calendar club Thursday after
noon very happily. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with flowers
and very tempting six O'Clock lun.
cheOn was served. +
The adjourned term of district
court opened in the courtroom Mon
day afternoon, Judge Kingsley pre-
siding. The chief cases are the ap-
peals from the awards of the commits
sioners for damages In Lyle township
on the right-of- way OF the Albert Lea
aud Southern Ry.
The Asetoean Trio and Johnson
Swiss Bell concert company will give
an entertainment at the first Baptist
church tomorrow evening. 1t Is an
excellent company presenting an en-
tertainiug. varied and popular pro-
gram. It has magnificent and com:
plete. chime of Swiss bells. Miss
Louise Kienly is mezzo soprano. The
journalistic comments are very favor
able. Remember the date, tomorrow,
Thursday evening, at the Baptist
church. Admission Is cents. No re-
served seats. Children Is cents.
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