Mower County transcript., 1900-01-31

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day. on business. @
Eighteen below yesterday morn
ing aud blowing gale.
Fred Boyes of Green Bay, Wis,
was in Austin Saturday.
Uncle Toms Cabin at the opera
house, Wednesday evening, Feb. 7.
The entertainment at Concord
hall Friday evening was immense.
The girls of '99 will hold q recep-
tion at Harmonic hall tomorrow even
ing.
Rev. F. C. Whitney is expected
back this moraing from his New York
trip.
Mrs. Guy Clifton of Owatonna
came Monday to visit Mrs. Alfred
Johnson.
Did you get bid to the mysteri-
Gus surprise party tonight? What
and where is it?
Colder weather set in Thursday
and as it froze up rough the roads are
hard to travel.
-Nels J. Streever was shipping out
his large stock of potatoes last week,
mostly to Chicago.
The young peoples societies will
meet at the Central Presbyterian
church next Sunday evening at $50
sharp.
Geo. A. HORNED went to DesMoines
Monday night, to attend the funeral
OF Geo A. Crandale. an old friend
who died OF heart failure.
"A New England supper will be
served Friday evening at $50 10 The
dining room OF the Congregational
church by the ladies' aid society.
The Harmonic club entertained
Friday evening 10 honor Of w. d.
Rosbach and Miss Bertha Dunkel-
mann, that date being their birthday
anniversary.
Miss Frances Loucks was made
happy Saturday evening by a visit
from a company Of her young friends
who remem bered that it was her
birthday anniversary.
There was large attendance at
the reception gwen Friday evening at
the Central Presbyterian church for
the new pastor, Rev. J. c. Reinartz
and wife. There was orchestra music
and refreshments were served.
-16O acres good land we'll located in
Mower county, for sale at $4,000. 90 if
taken at once. $1,000 90 cash, balance
on long time at per cent.
GEO. W. BLISS,
Austin, MINI.
Come and see the new tailor shop.
We make suits at close price. We do
cleaning neatly and cheap, also refit-
ting. Fur coats refined. Our busi-
ness place is.ssl073 Bridge street, up
stairs.
Robert Hobson has bought the n.
Gunz property on St. Paul street
south and is moving in. In the spring
he will move off the old house and
build a fine residence. Welcome,
neighbor.
Mrs. Rose. aged So years, died Sat-
urday evening OF cancer at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. w. r. Allen in the
west part of the city after an illness
OF several months. The remains we're
taken Monday to Postville. Iowa, her
home
Treasurer Seebach is out in the
county this week for the convenience
OF taxpayers. He will be at Leroy
all OF tomorrow and Friday forenoon
aud at Adams Friday afternoon ard
Saturday forenoon.
The teachers of the high school
gave reception Friday evening to
the second section of the graduating
class at the residence of Miss Nina Coz =
lee on Main street, south. 1t was a
character party and was greatly en-
joyed. Inviting refreshments were
served
Nothing further has been heard
about the new free mail delivery
route laid out to reach Cedar City,
Troy City creamery, Gregg's and
Varco. August Weber Of this city
has been appointed carrier and many
OF the patrons along the line have
put up their mail boxes. The delay
is caused by the failure to get adequ-
ate appropriations from congress for
the extension Of the system. These
appropriations will doubtless be
granted.
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