Mower County transcript., 1902-10-08
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sr1N,::WEDNEsDAY. OCT, 8. 1902
AUSTIN NEWS TN BRIEF

AUSTIN NEWS IN BRIEF
Good dairy cows for sale or rent.
F. w. Kimball. .ss* es=.=Ss5zss :. ==Sz ss.< .3O-3t 8
La Fayette Alexandra real Kid
Gloves at reasonable prices at w ESTS.
The Grand Meadow village teach
ers visited the Austin schools Friday.
Handsome new Golf Gloves for
ladies, misses and children at VESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Tanner of Red
Rock were in Austin on business Mon
day. ..s,-..,..7 -- : 49,, e, ! /.
Miss Jennie j. Crandell was down
from Faribault Sunday to visit rela-
tives.-> ~.
Mrs. Jerry B. Yates of Merriam
Park spent last week with friends
here. - /
The Calendar Club was entertained
by Mrs. Will Teeter Saturday after
noon. -
-Mr. ana MIS-. Wlllam Baken re-
turned Saturday evening from their
wedding trip. -.
Lyman D. Baird, U. S. bank exam.
iner, spent Sunday at home, going out
again yesterday. ~: =.
Mrs. Harry G. GriswoM Of St. Paul,
we'll known here, is reported very i'll
with hemorrhage.z :
Rev. s. G. Briggs, deputy auditor,
attended the Northern MINI. M. E. con-
ference at Morris last week. =
-Antoinette G. Belden came down
from the State University Friday even:
ing to visit at home over Sunday. *
Engineer c: F. West and family
moved to Lacrosse Saturday on account
of being more convenient for his run. ::
Mrs. X. O. Wold entertained the:
Lutheran Dorcas Society Friday after
noon at her home: on south Chatham
street. ~ = ~'''. - 80 -
Norm Sutherland spent Sunday at
home. He is travelling for the G. A.,
HORNED packing house through North
Dakota.
For sale or rent, a hotel and livery
barn in one of the villages in: this
county, doing good business. Inquire
at this Office, -. e.*ss@. tt :
The city council met Friday even-y
ing and allowed a large number of
bills. They adjourned until next Fri
day evening. - ..
"A lady's wheel was taken from the
north end of r. T.. Murphy's. store
about two weeks ago. "A reward will
be paid for its return III. ii Ii =: *,> J.
The assessed valuation: of real
estate in Mower county has been raised
20 per cent, making farm lands aver
age for taxation 1881 an acre. i
Mrs. Lucy; Gushing came from
Chicago Wednesday on accout of the
illness of her sister, Mrs. George w.
johnson. The latter is improving. -.
Judge John E. Robinson informs
us that just forty years ago last Satur-
day he drove into Lansing village from
Winona, coming from New Y York state.
Mrs. M. S. Detwiler pleasantly en-
tertained the "Beaunots' and the "Girls
of '99" on Monday evening at the home
of E. B. Crane on south KenWood
avenue.
The directors of the, Milwaukee
road passed through Austin Wednes-
day on a tour of inspection. They
found the worst depot Accommodations
for any town of the size of Austin on
their whole system. -
BE sure to attend the sale Tuesday,
Oct FL, of G. A. Williams, 5 miles,
northwest of Austin. He has II fine
graded dairy cows, no Jerseys, and a.
complete outfit of nearly new farm
machinery beside sheep and hogs for
sale. .'-~~ 2-t'
Friday was the thiftieth wedding
anniversary Of Mr. and: Mrs. Charles
Fox and a company OF relatives and
friends spent the evening with them in
very pleasant manner. Games were
enjoyed and light refreshments were
served. j
w. D. Owen returned Saturday
from weeks visit at his boyhood
home near Pine River, Wis. He
brought back sample of Wolf River
apples, one of them weighing sixteen
ounces and measuring over 1879 inches
in diameter.
The Minnesota State Convention
meets at Owatonna next week opening
Monday evening. Rev. F. L. Anderson
is on the program Tuesday evening for
the subject: "Evangelization and the
Written Word" "A large delegation