Mower County transcript., 1900-10-24


Monday for Z few days visit.
Born, to kr. and Mrs. c. r. Cor
man. Monday afternoon, a 10 pound
boy. ..z.l'.-.. 49,
Miss Bessie Hamilton left Monday
morning for few days visit in the
....4us;a~ aze.
Miss Nellie Sims came up from
Cresco to spend Sunday with friends
here.
Black card board for art and fancy
work and for photographs on sale at
this Office.
.-.:-- .-.-:--FOR .SALE-My residence property
IN the northwest part of the city.
1:ssa&s MRS. LUCINDA b., BLALOCK.
Football game next Saturday on
ehe Austin grounds between Co. G
and the Wtn0na team. s.ess'-.e--~-~------~s~-~~
v LOsT-A white cow,-with brown
ears and nose. Finder please return
to Jos. FttZtham and receive reward.
loving to business interests else,
where l offer my place for sale. For
particulars Inquire OF F. Scofield,s loo
oOOVA SA0UuoU 0LCceU.
For sale, Towering bulbs. hva.
c1nths, narcissus, Chinese lilies. Eas-
ter lilies, and other sarieties at Kins-
mans greenhouses, Austin. ! 
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For SALE-Some choice, Scotch
collie puppies; also some large i'm
proved Yorkshire swine, all ages and
sexes, at Edson's stock farm three
miles east OF town.
Quantity with quality is the news
given 10 the St. Paul Dis patch. More
and better news than any Northwest
ern daily. Twenty-Five cents brings
it to you one month. Send for trial
subscription.
-OsTEoPATHY. II have located in
Austin. Office over Geo. Hirsh'e
store. Anyone interested in oste-
Opathtc treatment is invited to call
and see me.
O. S. ALBERrsoN, d. O.,
Graduate s. S. Still College
We are Informed that the La.
Crosse Oxy9enor Co. want good live
agent In Mower county. Permanent
position and good pay to the right
party. Who will be the lucky appli.
cant? Address Lacrosse Oxygenor
CO., LACROSSE, Wis. q. 1872
Rev. F. G. whitney, recently pas.
tor Of the First Baptist church,
preached his farewell sermon to q
large congregation on the subject OF
Bearing Fruit Thst Shsll Remain"
In the evening there was . union ser.
vice at the church In which several Of
the city past0rs participated, Rev
Whitney preaching. 4 reception was
given to Mr.. and. Mrs. Whitney on
Monday evening, They have moved
to Rochester this week and the kind
est wishes of large circle of friends
follow them. IS =S-s@s - ="
The. Rev. Peter Clare, presiding
elder of the Mankato district will
preach at the Lansing N. E. church,
Friday evening, Oct. 26, 1t I O'Clock
p. m. After the service the first
quarterly conference will be held. On
Sunday at 1890 q. M, the Rev. Afford
Creesey will preach and the sacrament
of the Lord Supper will b. admins
tered. Rev. Peter Glare will preach
some Sunday In the future. All are
Invited to attend these services.
Sheds for teams near the church.
ALFRED CREssEY, Pastor.
The libel suit OF the state, Rev. S.
A. Middleton, complainant, against S.
H Harrison, editor OF the Austin
Mail, defendant, was before Justice
Robinson last Wednesday. It was de.
cided that the two attorneys, A. W.
Wright for the prOsecu tion aud L.
French for the defense, should first
hear the witnesses privately to see IL
In their judgment there was evidence
to warrant the case going to a jury.
After q complete examination Of the
evidence they decided that there was
no evidence substan tiating the public
charges. The case was therefore
dropped and Mr.. Harrison published
a full retractiOn in his next paper.
"A farewell reception was given at
the First Baptist church Monday
evening for Rev. and Mrs. f. c..
who left yesterday for their
new home ia Rochester. A large
OF friends, including several
OF the pastors Of the other churches.
was present. During the evening
Prof. Selleck made an extended ad-
uIcSs W ttle JetITlnR pastor expressing
the confidence and. regard of the
church and community for him and
his family and presenting to him q
purse Of $1O2. Rev. Whitney re-
sponded In fitting manner. Refresh
ments we're subsequently served.
Pastor Whttney's pastorate of seven
years here has been productive OF
much good. #~@@
One Of the very finest schoolhouses
in Mower county, outside Of the
villages and Austin, ia that recently
built in district No. 81, the Thomas
Rough district, in Lodi. It has cut
stone foundation aud has 12-foot
posts. The school room Is large and
commodtous and we'll arranged for
light. 1t will be heated by q fur
mace. There 10 . convenient vesti-
bule also coat rooms opening from
the school room. A belfry and bell
the structure. A cyclone
cellar ie provided for emergencies.
The teacher u present is Mrs. Ellen
Clark Of Chester, Iowa. There are
over 20 pupils enrolled and this mum.