Mower County transcript., 1900-10-24
THETRANSCRIPT
WEDNEsDAY, OCT. "a, 1900.
Fine candies at Malloy's.

threshing. j
Get your auction bills printed. at
the TRANSCRIPT Office.
II you win a hat on the election, in
sist that it be : Gordon. ~'~''""., ~->'
Captain Thomas Clark is the new
officer of the Salvation Army.
Good prices paid for scrap iron at
the new foundry, River street. tt
Leave orders for Alfred Hill's one
horse express Is Wdlds pharmacy. =
The Baptist church Still has the
lead 90 the Kingsbury piano contest.
The TRANSCRIPT from now until
Jan; ! TOR only thirty cents cash, IN
>tsial n y +
-LosT-A pocketbook containing
two keys. Finder please leave at this
Office. .,ss.s..
One hundred tons Of corn fodder
ensilage for sale. #
3 58 AUSTIN CANNING Co.
Go to O. A. Shines, Odd Fellows
block, for lunches, oysters and FIRST
class meals. = H|SEg
The ladies auxiliary of the O. r.
c.. will give q social at Redmen's hall
this evening. ".,. -.~.'
Il j. Tompkins of Wilma, Mo-,
was a caller Monday. He formerly
lived at Sutton.
Grand ball by the Austin Deuts-
cher Verein at their hall Friday even
ing October 26.
For RENr.-The Catherine Merry
house 10 the west part OF the city.
Inquire at this office. ...-.
Rev. E. Pope of Minneapolis will
preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday@mOrning and evening and at
Oakland Id the afternoon. =.
-Rey. G. d. BeIden vent west yes
terdsy morning to attend an 0rdins.
tiun council 10 the First Baptist
church at Window, Cotton wOOd cuuo.
ty. T..
FOR SALE.-Nice suburban resi-
dence property 90 north Ken wood
avenue. Good house and over "a
acre of land. Inquire at this Office.
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Miss Edith Beardsley gave . fare
we'll surprise party at her home Fri
day evening for Miss Anna Whitney.
who goes this week with her parents
to Rochester.
El-Charles B. Miner and wife left
last week for their new home at Puy-
allup, Wash. Frank Dixon and wife
have moved into the Miner house on
Oakland avenue.
Mrs. Colos Fenton was pleasantly
surprised on Tuesdsy evening Of last
week % her 64th birthday. An oyster
supper WAS served and very pleas
ant occasion enjoyed. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
funeral OF Matthew Gregson
was held 1T the residence ct Ramsey
mill Thursday afternoon, Rev. D. ].
w. Somerville officiating. The Ma
SOUS had chargelof the burial. i
The wooden wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hogan was
pleasantly remem bered Monday after
noon at their home In Moscow. A
number went out from Austin, includ-
ing Mrs. S. n. Harrison, q sister Of
Mrs. Hogan. =
Among the guests at the Yelland.
Betseker wedding last Wednesday
were Thos. L. Beiseker and family
and H. L. Beiseker of FessendeD, N I.
D., john w. Shelby and family Of
Charles City, Iowa, and Mrs. A. Yell
and of Britt, Iowa.
-SrRAYED-From my farm west OF
Waltham, one grey mare about four
wears old: had halter around neck and
branded on left hind leg with letter
ST." Suitable reward for informa-
tion as to wherea bouts or return to
Joseph Goetsch, Waltham, MINI.
Hon. John H. Norton of Duluth
will address Republican rallies this
week at several points in this county.
He will speak at Brownsdale tomorrow
evening, Oct. 25th, at Dexter Friday
evening and at Sergeant Saturday
evening. Everyone should turn out
to bear him.
Attention, farmers and others.
The McAfee mill south of the city
has been LhOrOughly Overhauled aud
nut in first class shape and we are
now prepared to do all kinds OF grist
work 10 q satisfactory manner. Feed
grinding done promptly.
A. S. CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
Austin Steam Dye and Cleaning
Works - Suits steam cleaned and
pressed, e. 90; dyed, $500. Our Gus
TONERS are saving half of their cloth
Ing bills by having their old. clothes
fixed up. Ladies' and childre0's
clothes, and household goods cleaned
and dyed in first-class manner, at BOB
East Water street. -.-.
Arthur Furtney, aged 20, whose
parents live In Glen vile, was acct-
IDENTIFY killed at Lake Geneva, Thurs.
day, by the accidental discharge OF .
gun which fell from q table discharR-
ing its contents in the stomach and
bowels. Physicians from Geneva and
Albert Lea attended him but he died
in a few hours. He was living at the
time with his uncle Frank Chase in
Udolpho, at whose home funeral SER
vices were held on Sunday afternCou,
Rev. T. N. Weaver of this city otlci-
sting. The deceased was grandson
of Joseph Furtney of this city. He
was 4 member Of the NJ. W. A. of
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