Mower County transcript., 1902-12-31
IT Today is the last Of 1902. 4.
Years day tomorrow.

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tage.
| -Robt. J. S. Carter who has been at.
tending the University is home for the
holidays;
Mrs. Goslee of Mason City, Iowa, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Watkins.
Miss Grace Hoy who has been
teaching in north St. Paul is home for
the holidays.
H. F. Harbaugh is entertaining 8
brother from Mason City and sister
from West Chester, Iowa.
Miss Anna Watkins who has been
attending the Normal in Winona is
visiting her parents in this city.
Banker John F. Robinson and
family Of Steele, ND. came Saturday
ito spend Sunday at J. E. Robinsons.
The German Evangelical Sunday
school held very interesting Christmas
exercises at the church Friday evening.
! The officers of Fidelity lodge A. F.
& A. NJ. we're installed Friday evening.
A luncheon was served after the
exercises.
Mrs. Joseph keenan, received word
Saturday OF the serious illness of her
sister in Portage. She left for Portage
on Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Victor Sandberg left
Friday for their home in Owatonna
after spending Xmas at the home of
A. J. Sharpstine.
~-Rev.J. S. Miller was the recipient Of
a fine gold watch Friday evening, the
gift Of the Second Christian church Of
which he is pastor.
Joint installation of Mcintyre post
&. A. R. and Mcintyre w. R. c. next
Saturday evening. A banquet and
program will follow.
DIR. Will Goslee, who has been
staying with his father William Goslee,
since the death of his sister, returned
to Auburn, Neb., Monday.
William Goslee will go to London
today to visit his brother James. He
will go from there to Nebraska to
spend month with his son, Will.
The Minnesota Educational AS
sociation is in session at st. Paul this
week and large number of teachers
from Austin and vicinity are in at
tendance.
Miss Mary Stout, who graduated
from the Normal School last June, has
been elected teacher in the city schools
to fill Miss McGowin's place in the
Lincoln school.
The saloon of Robert johnson on
Mill street was entered Friday night
and a quantity of cigars, liquor and a
small sum of money were taken. A
side door was broken in.
We see by the St. Paul papers that
Maj. Oscar Seebach, nephew OF our
county treasurer, has been reappointed
deputy adjutant general of Minnesota.
He h as made an efficient officer.
The interior of the James keenan,
double block, Main street and Oakland
Ave-, is being remodeled ready for the
post office to move in on Jan. 81. A
steam heating plant will be put in.
Misses Inez Howard, Lulu Tidd,
May Chambers, Annie Watkins, Maud
Lang and Margaret Quinn who are at
tending the Normal School at Winona
spent their two weeks vacation in
Austin.
The Minnesota Retail Hardware
Association will meet in Minneapolis
Feb. 1928. C. D. Decker of this city
will give paper on "The influence of
the Retail Merchant in the Com
munity."
The team of H. A. Hanson of Mo-
ma, ran away near the fair grounds Fri
day morning and after throwing MIR.
Hanson out ran about one half mile
MIR. Hanson was considerably bruised
and the sled and box were badly dam
aged.
The members of the Delta Sigma
Society of the high school passed re-
solution of thanks to E. J. Love, the
music dealer, for the use Of graphic.
phone for concert Dec. 1s. When
you want graphophone, call on MIR.
Love.
Rev. b. H. Kroeze, pastor of the
Presbyterian church for the past two
years, preached his farewell sermon
Sunday and will assume his duties at
Hopkinton, Iowa, with the new year.
His many friends here wish him con-
tinued success and usefulness. E
Frank H. Mitchell, recently cashier
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