Mower County transcript., 1902-11-26

ts#5Ss-.---Ino epecl6l m66tln&S ~ the E66Dy-
Eterin church closed Sunday evening.
We have some handsome and good
fur. scarfs and muffs at CHAS. p.
VESTS. !. ..s.--.-7... -. .s.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
for work Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Ask aThe Beehive to show you
9 petticoat that fits. See the. label Form
fitting SKIRT" =. >. $s..s s. Al :
"A fine pair of warranted kid gloves
make q nice Christmas present. You
will find them at & i 5Ss S. NESTS. r
y. F.-Prouty and family are plan
ming to,moVe; to Mile Lac county in
the near future. .~> =, I,:-5
The chorus class of the Ladies
Musical met with Mrs. F. /. Crane
"Wednesday evening.
john r. Robinson, the Steele, N.
D. banker, was down to visit his par
ents here last week. ..;
Frank Hartley and family moved
up from London last week. They will
go to Wisconsin on visit.
%. P. Schow, who attempted suicide
as noted last week, was taken to the
Rochester hospital Wednesday for
| treatment.
Everybody come to Austin to trade
next Saturday, the big market day.
Special reductions are given by num-
Der of our merchants. :; ~
The s. M. Normal school students
visited the immense HORNED Packing
house Saturday afternoon and were
greatly interested as well as instructed.
The cooking school closed Friday
afternoon and Mrs. Wheelock must
have been gratiGed at the large at
tendance.
George A. Campbell, postmaster at
Taopi, died Wednesday evening from
asthma and lung trouble; ;@aged about
fifty years. He was we'll known and
highly respected.
Mrs. E. G.. Bascomb is at Mayo's
hospital, Rochester, receiving treatment
for fracture of the coccyx bone which
has caused her great suffering. She is
improyingTapidly, ~ : = ! - *.s@ u
The sun came out brightly Sunday
after over week Of cloudy weather.
It is so unusual to have a spell of un-
pleasant days in succession here that
the sunshine was especially welcome.
a small depot is to be bait at
Ramsey junction in place: Of the, one
burned }ast<summer. Jim scanlon, the
operator there for so many years, in
forms us that he will locate else where.
The following are the newly elected
officers Of Esther lodge, No. 4, of Re-
bekahs: Mrs. H. Roberts, noble grand;
Mrs. amPetingeI, vice grand; Mrs. D.
81. Stimson, secretary; Mrs. j. E. :Davl-
son, treasurer. - .->
Andrew Nelson was before Justice
Robinson Wednesday on the charge of
horse stealing. This charge was with
drawn for want of prosecution and on
the charge Of drunkenness he was COM
mitted to jail for sixty days.
: DIR. John E. Rockwell, who has re-
Gently moved in from Red Rock to his
house on Water street, has opened a
finely equipped veterinary office and
feed stable at 40 Franklin street.
Telephone 284. Call and see him.
The wedding: of Mr.. Charles E.
Anderson and Miss Hattie, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rolf of Marshall,
takes place this forenoon at the Swed
ish Lutheran church, -HOflanda. A
reception will follow at the residence
of the brides parents.
~-Splendid chance just now for men
to learn barber trade. Growing de-
mand j for school. graduates. Steady
practice, qualified teachers, etc. Board
provided, tools presented, Write today.
Catalogue and comb free. Moler Bar
ber College. Minneapolis, MINI.
Miss. Bertha Dart was completely
surprised Wednesday, evening" by a
party of young friends who met with
out notice at her home on Park avenue.
The evening was spent socially and in
various games and a. ashandsome gold
watch and chain were received by the
hostess as, mark of esteem.
= According to the 1900 census
figures; Austin had SO manufacturing
establishments with capital of $780,
671, and employing 284 Wage-earners
with total of $120,50O annual wages
and an annual outputcvalued at $751;
455. This makes afavorable showing
with surrounding cities Of the same
class. .-.>. =; .~>~ ~-, !: !
We are pleased to see the name of
Florence Pierce, a fifth grade, Frank:
lin school, Austin, in the honor roll Of
the Minneapolis Journal Junior Of Sat.
.urday, honorable mention for an essay
on London Bridge" Robert Moore Of
the same grade also has his essay on
memories of Great Men" printed in
the same number. : ) :. r..
Under the proposed new city chart
or there will be four wards instead of
three. The first ward will be north of
Water street, the second will be be.
tween Water and Winona streets, the
third east and south Of the Cedar as
far west as Ohio avenue, the fourth
south Of Winona street west Of the
Cedar and all across the south bridge
as far east as Ohio avenue: Il
l.. The alarm Of fire w ednesday morn.
ing about $50 came from the Mrs. III.
E.. Gleason residence property on south