Mower County transcript., 1901-10-02

w. Fl. Palmer has two uew mitch
cows. He will sell at reaadnable
prices. .- IL y
Mrs: Sutherland lett Friday to
spend few days in Leroy with Miss.
Frank. e-e. rst-4<4,tt.z NJ. z: f.. ..<5
Earl Vermily a went Monday to
Chicago to take course In medical
college,. .-r r.>. -. - & 49, s2.}. ~
Mrs. Charlotte E.. Baird is home
from her outing at Minnesota Point,
near Duluth. =:
Mrs. Frank Blake. and little
daughter, Melba, has returned to her
home in Pennington. @
George H. Litchfeld returned
Monday from three weeks trip to
Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
My quotations on coun try produce
hold good for the rest of this week.
MCBRIDE THE GROCER. tt
Mrs. Ralph Olson and children
returned Saturday p. m. from a
weeks visit at Marshalltown.
Mrs. John F. Cook, who spent
several days: with relatives here, re-
turned home to Marshall on Monday.
&C. S. Thompson of Mason City,
Iowa, who has been visiting at T. +.
Leonaro's returned to Mason City
Tuesday. =.
AT meeting Of the Second Chris
tian church. .held last Sunday, Rev.rJ.
S. Mil1er<was reelected pastqr for the
ensuing year.
Barney. Thompson. and; family
moved yesterday t6 Lake Preston, S !
D. We are very sorry to lose our
south Main street neighbors.~ >:{:-A.L ::
B. E. Gibson has leased the city
scales to George Hagen. who will CON-,
tinue to run them; and saiil also esta b+*
lish a hay market in connection.
Mrs. Nick Cassidy Of Grand
Mead9W visited with Miss Kelly Mon
day. She was on:her way to Dowhey:
her new home. :: >~< a..
"A postal card, from consul James
W. Davidson, who is on his way to
Formosa, was received Monday.... He
passed through the Suez canal Sept.
llth and all was well at that date.
The Ladies Musical society held
their regular meeting yesterday after
noon in ,Elks. hall. Subject. '''The
Oratori6s," and selections from sever
al OF them we're given very accepta-
bly,. > .r-,-...--
The lag dies<of the Austin. Library
Association will give a fine touT
chance to visit number Of the, Rost
nnfoH aifioo ton6 00nntrioc: 0f Ffhh
world. ...i j.. + xs
Mrs. M. E. James, 100 S. Frankllffhi
street., is prepared to do all kinds ot
Hp.to-date dressmaking and lady
tailoring. Latest French styles and
nre1fices medsls; Competent help. No* q sp: Z:
The State Conference for Chari-
ties and Corrections will meet 10
Owatonna, Nov. II, 13 and 14th. o.
w. Shaw Of this city is. among the
speakers and will discuss 1.-THE, Care
Of the Dependent Child by the State.
I AT the Knights OF Pythias meet
ing Monday evening, knights G. F.
Cook and D. Fl. Stimson, represents.
tives to the grand lodge, gave inter
esting reports Of the recent meeting
OF that body.
The city electric light bills are
now collected by the city treasurer
and are due on the first day of each:
month. II not paid by the 10th a
penalty goes on and II not paid by the
18th the service is discontinued.
The Congregational Ladies. Aid
society will give package socia BILE at,
the church next Friday evening, Oct.
4th. Music all the evening. A dime
for admission and refreshments, and a
extra dime for package. Everybody
invited. -
German Evangelical St. Johns
church, Rev.; 81. Barth. Residences =
4O3 Ash street. Services: Every Sun
day 1920 to 11:30 a. NJ, Sunday school
l1:30 to 1890 Held in the Seven Day
Adventist church, Cor. Kenwood ave.,
and College street. If =.
Our readers will remember the
notice Of the wedding of Miss Emily
Knudson Of Mankato which occurred
Sept. l7th. at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Walter J. Rice in this city.
News came Sunday of the sudden
death Of this bride.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
Society will hold rummage sale the
last week in October, holding four
days. Any articles, no matter how
old or how much worn, will be very
acceptab BILE. Look up what you can
spare and notify the ladies'. Sc f..
The city OF Austin has granted
the G. N. & St. P. BY. Co.. right of
way along the west part of Browns
dale avenue for entrance to a. "a !,
Horned & Co.'s packing house . The,
sidetrack will lea We the main, track Of
the Milwaukee road north Of the g.
q. w: crossing. !: y i .:s.1 4. r 5.s:
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