Mower County transcript., 1902-12-17
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Fancy Spits and King apples 81 a
bushel at Dalager's.
"A full line of fancy and standard
groceries and fish at Dalager's.
The finest line of fancy China ever
brought to Austin. Fiester & Thomas.
The Baptist ladies cleared over
$500 at their sale and dinner Saturday.
Fancy boxes and all the popular
brands Of cigars at Guillemin's 4O8
Main St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fox leave to-
morrow for California to spend two
months.
Fancy Xmas bon bon boxes and
bon bons from the cheapest to the
best at Guillemin's.
-Guillemin has re recieved two tons of
| candy for the Xmas trade prices from
Tets up. 40S Main street.
The finest line of Xmas tree de-
corations ever displayed in the city at
Guillemins. 4O8 Main street.
You will find our prices on holiday
goods very low considering quality.
Guillemin's, 4O8 Main street.
The Hub clothing house was dis
tributing beautiful advertising cards
Friday among their numerous custom
ers.
The silver wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Brooks of Austin
township will occur on New Years
day.
Miss Lucia Thomas has returned
to her home in Obron, North Dakota,
after visit with her sister, Mrs. E. G.
Kinney.
The annual meeting of the Alliance
Hail and Cyclone Mutual Insurance
Co., will be held this afternoon at the
office of the secretary, J. D. Sheedy, in
this city:
We have a large and elegant line of
gold mounted meerschaum and briar
pipes, smokers sets, cigar cases and
cigar holders at Guillemin's, 4O8 Main
street.
Saturday was busy day for the
Austin merchants. Liberal advertis-
ing brought in customers from long
distance.
| There is some prospect that Rev. J.
Nj. Swander Of Blooming Prairie will be
called to succeed Rev. b. H. Kroese
as pastor of the Presbyterian church in
this city.
The new county officials commence
their terms on Monday, Jan. 5. Their
official bonds will be brought before
the new board of county commission
ers for approval.
Special low prices on candies to
churches and societies.(a representive
of one of the largest factories will be
here with samples in a few days.) Call
and get our prices at Guillemins Main
street.
The annual meeting of the S. M.
Horticultural Society will be held at
Albert Lea on Tuesday, Jan. 13, and a
very interesting program is being pre-
pared. 1t is hoped that larger at
tendance than usual will be secured.
-EIgin canned corn, for 25 cent?,
sweet potatoes, full line of vegetables,
boiled and sweet cider, mixed pickles,
olives, Snyder's catsup, eating apples,
imported sardines, canned goods, citron
and lemon peel at Dalager's grocery.
The December number of Litera
ture, Art and Music is an especially
fine number and piece of music ac-
companies it as a supplement. Sub
scription price only one dollar year.
Published at % Clinton street, Newark,
n. J.
The Beaunots were entertained on
N1,7r Iox, hx,M
and Miss Maud Morgan at their home
were the chief entertainment. Mrs.
John H. French of Window, Mrs. Hat
tie L. Hunt of Grand Meadow and Miss
Laura Crane were special guests.
The Great Westerns Fort Dodge
Omaha extension is progressing rapidly
tracks having been laid past Manning.
The ballasting train is following closely
behind the construction train, and the
work is exceedingly favorable in view
of the fact that the crews have to con-
tend with adverse weather.
The Willing Workers of the Epis-
copal Sunday school will hold bazar
at G. A. r. hall next Friday evening,
Dec. 10. Admission ten cents. An
entertainment will be given. Ice cream
and cake will be served without ad-
ditional charge. Fancy work made by
the children will be on sale.
AT the annual meeting of the Aus
tin Hospital Association, the following
officers were chosen for, the ensuing
wear: Rev. Jenson Roseland, president;
Rev. Lassesen of Kasson, vice pres;
7 L. F. Clausen, secretary; G. Schleuder,
treas; Seymour johnson, manager; G.
Seebach director for three years. Nnm-
ber of patients admitted during year
7 ending Nov. l, 1902, 1877; number of
operations, 81.
Superintendent Machen of the free
delivery service told Representative
Tawney Friday that the emergency
appropriation Of <s50OO00 for rural free
delivery would not be made until after
the holidays. For that reason the
establishment of routes reported favor
ably in the first congressional district
must be POSTPONED for one month,