Mower County transcript., 1902-10-01
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AUsr1N,::WEDNEsDAY. OCT, ]. 1902
AUSTIN NEWS IN BRIEF !

-Lady'S secondhand wheel 1Or sale,
cheap. Call at Transcript Office.
Il. T. Wheeler of Grand Meadow
was in Austin Monday on business.
F. w. Kimball railroad contractor,
was home over Sunday from Merrill.
Wis.
Arthur Thomas has resumed his
studies at the Houghton, Mich, College
of Mines.
Miss Lulu Blow will leave for Bel
lingham, Minn., soon to keep house for
her father.
Penny Photograph Gallery, over
the Fair store; 25 pictures for Is cents.
Come in and see our work.
Prof. Calvin D. Decker will speak
in Columbia school house next Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Il. F. Torleff is building a new res
idence on Lansing Avenue adjoining
f. w. KimbaIl's on the south.
Mrs. George w. johnson was taken
very ill with hemorrhage Monday after
noon. She was better yesterday.
Penny Photograph Gallery "a
pictures Is cents. Over the Fair Store.
Will be ready for you after Sept. 5. St
-Wendelin Arndt, 3119 miles west OF
Sutton, will sell colts, cattle and farm
machinery at auction Monday after
noon, Oct. Is. III
For sale or rent, hotel and livery
barn in one of the villages in this
county, doing good business. Inquire
at this office. tt
For rent, cash or on shares, 16O
acres in Moscow, Freeborn county
Stock left on place if desired. Shep-.
herd & CatherWood. 1t
H, p. Gender has removed his meat
market one block farther east on Bridge
street to the building formerly occupied
by the Salvation Army.
1.-The Book Fit for You to Read" is
the subject on which Rev. F. L. Ander-
son will speak at the Baptist church
next Sunday evening.
For rent-The Oliver Jones resi-
dence property of Main street, two
door south of Oakland avenue. In
quire of F. A. Ticknor.
Wanted young man to drive milk
wagon. Only those who will attend
strictly to business and will give good
references need apply. F. W. KimbaH
Austin.
Rev. Arthur Dascomb, the new
pastor of the Congregational church, is
receiving a hearty greeting from his
new charge. A reception was given for
him at the church Friday evening.
Large congregations listened to him
Sunday.
The Royal Neighbors and other
friends gave Miss Helen Sprague of the
East Side surprise party Friday even
ing and during the evening presented
her with a beautiful opal ring. Miss
Spyague has gone to Abbottsford, Wis.
For sale or rent, good farm, 12O
acres, ~ miles from good creamery,
house, barn and we'll. Will sell on easy
terms of payment or rent on favorable
terms to right man. Inquire without
delay. Shepherd & Catherwood.
Rev. Andrew L. Freeman died
Monday morning at the home of his
only sister at Camillus, N. Y, aged "a
years. He was the only brother of JON
athan Freeman of Moscow and had
frequently visited here, sometimes
preaching in the Baptist church. He
was a class mate Of Rev. E. F. Gurney'
There was meeting Of the repub-
lican nominees for the different county
offices and the republican county cen
trail committee Friday evening in this
city for the purpose of organizing
for a vigorous campaign. The senti-
ment to work. for republican, success
along the entire line was strong and
enthusiastic.
What Father can do for His Som
is the title of one of the most instruct.
i've articles which has ever appeared in
a magazine. Prof. Harry Thurston
Peck discusses this subject in the Octo.
ber Cosmopolitan in a way to be enter
tanning to fathers. mothers, and sons
1o rsnr, 400 NJ
readers.
District Court adjourned Wedlnes'
day night ! There were only two5jur5
trials, both criminal cases; against E.
E. Evans, alleged using of false weights
verdict for defendant, and-against
Charles Lyons, fory alleged theft from f 4
M. Roach atsAdams, verdict for defen'
dant. All the rest of the cases 60 over