Mower County transcript., 1902-09-17

New lace rtains, nice and cheap
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attend the Chicago Dental College.
Mrs. Anna Johnson Hector Of Du-
luth came Saturday to visit relatives.
Willis Gibson and wife Of Chicago
were guests Of FaysNN. Greenman last
week. vi e .z, .5z- Y,. .s =. : ss
Handsome new room rugs, sizes
7-6x10:6, 7xx9, s. 3x10:6- s. 9x12 feet, just
in at, -. :ss.. III - w EsT's.
Miss Florilla Snyder returned Sat
urday from a long visit with. Duluth
friends. 81 Ia " 3 - ): .s. .,= =, = - IT., s @
!, Mrs. Austin Babcock of Duluth
has been spending the past week in
Austin. - 49,. = =. ~
Miss May Wheeler Of Chicago spent
Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. J. L
Mitchell. i s$s $=.: j
Dan German Of LeRoy Spent Sun
day in Austin with his brother G. +.
Gorman. Hon - J.. z-
to GA. Sime's, Odd Fellows
block, for luncheon, oysters and first
Harry W. Morgan and family have
moved this week to Minneapolis for
residence. = ..-,-. -,
Mrs. James M. Weiser, formerly of
Brownsdale, was visiting Austin
friends last week.
I Mrs. H. P. Gender returned Satur-
day from two weeks. visit with her
mother at Calmar, Iowa. < -.
DIR. AL: Mclaughlin, who spent
last week with relatives here, returned
to Sioux City Monday. * -.
-Penny Photograph Gallery over.
the Fair store; ,25 pictures for 25 cents.
Come il and see our work.
Geo, Wellington Of Kansas City and
his brother edney Of Faribault visited
at Geo. >Baudler's last week: = -.
For sale, one Deering~ corn harves-
ter, in goodscondition. Been: used only
two oyears. F. w. Kimball, Austin. ::
Penny, Photograph Gallery "a
pietufes ;25 cents. Over the Fair Store.
Will be ready for: you after Sept. 5. st
g. e. Gilbert, an old resident Of
Austin, died at Iowa Falls, Sunday,
Sept. 7. He was member of the A.
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. Mrs. H:+F. Snyder~of Newton,: Ia,
and DR.. E. :,YM. Snyder Of Baraboo, Wis,
came Monday to spend a few days with
relatives. r,
MIR. and Mrs. Egbert Hovda and
son Anton Of Grand Meadow were
guests of Geo. Baudler during the
county fair.
For sale or rent, a hotel and livery
barn in one of the villages in this
county, doing good business. Inquire
at this office. liz :. -. If
Born, this (W ednesday) morning, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Clark, a seven
pound baby boy. Mother and babe are
doing nicely.
Mrs. Henry w. Lightley of Austin
township had a second stroke of par
alysis yesterday and she is reported in a
verv critical condition.
George Babcock returned Thurs
day from w oolsey, S. D. where he spent
two weeks looking up lands. He re-
ports crops good there.
For rent-The Oliver Jones resi-
dence property of Main street, two
door, south of Oakland avenue. In
Fquire Of r. a.. Ticknor. =: = - -
Miss Lulu Tidd, who is attending
the Winona Normal school, has been
quite ill with appendicitis during the
past week, but is getting better. - :.
Mrs. w. r.. Smith, Of Cleveland,
Minn., will depart for her home tomor.
Erow. She passed some three weeks
here yisitingrelat ativea and friends.
Rev. Arthur Tryon of lesley,
Iowa, q M. E. clergyman of over so
years experience, came Thursday ia
spend a: a:Week with his nephew,: WILL / G.,
Iryon: :S>*: =.>, -: j. y: -
~. Fnrlong bough 9 nine months
old Shorthorn; heifer at the state fair,
Lilly Of the Lake. to add to his Co
|lumbian farm herd:@@ It is" Of extra fine:
breeding: = y. 7 s ~, =: ! il: i: :.:*
- Miss Mabel Ghandlef returns next
Friday to:Heron Lake to resume her
workas teacher in the public schools las l
there. 4 new school building has Just
been completed there. s=. =: s=sss. 5ss=s
Only four Of the original organizers
Of the Mower County Old Settlers As
ISOLATION now survive: Wm Ruthers
ford; Us. Decker, Francis Neller, Cy-
renus .Ames, .*, @ rs zs,.5s =
Every subscriber who pays up for
the, TRANsORIPT to 1903 gets..a fine
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