Mower County transcript., 1902-09-17

AUSTIN NEWS IN BRIEF

New and Deautlful FurS JUST re-
ceived at VESTS.
Miss May StLeger spent Sunday
with friends at Albert Lea. >1z zs>>a,
Mrs. Will Bassler spent Sunday at
the Frank farm at Leroy. =.
Miss Mae Cook went to Marinette,
Wis. Friday to teach in the primary
schools there. - .:s.*1S@@ >
Miss Edythe Snyder returned to
Rochester Monday after spending two
weeks at home here. @~ - 2.&. s=&
&C. A. Pooler and Max returned
Monday from their trip to Yellowstone
Park and farther west.-z> r.. - !
The Southern Minnesota confer
ence of the M. E. church will open at
Rochester next Tuesday. -
"A sister of J. A. Thompscn, Mrs.
Hannah Williams of Addison, N. Y.
died Sept. 4, aged 68 years. ai,...I =. T.,
Rev. H. Barth returned Saturday
from his vacation and resumed his
pastoral work on Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Kelly was home from
her school duties at Blooming Prairie
to spend Sunday~With relatives.
DIR. F. E. Daigneau and family
broke camp Monday at Litchfeld's s
springs and moved into their improved
residence.
Our office force acknowledges the
receipt of samples Of J. c. Hawkins
prize apples Of Duchess, Charlemoff
and other varieties.
Rev. E. B. Jones, pastor of the
Baptist church at Owatonna, has sac.
cepted call to become pastor of the
Baptist church at Marshalltownc Iowa:
Wanted young man to drive milk
wagon. Only those who. will attend
strictly to business and will. give good
references need apply. sF.W. Kimball
Austin. =. ~ ~. I: ..c:.> y
The Hub Clothing house: has
generously provided the Austin high
school foot ball team wi til sweaters
free of charge. x....
Percy Bump was down to his
London farm Sunday and reports his
corn fields as untouched by frost. He
showed us some fine samples which he
had gathered.
Bert Churchill has out bills for an
auction, Wednesday, Oct. s, at the G..
". Enney farm in Udolpho, of farm
machinery, stock, &c.
Rev, E. H. Devlin was called to
Wisconsin Saturday on account Of the
illness of his sister. His place here was
filled by Rev Sherlock of Winona.~ s..,
The brick outside walls on the first
story of the new S. M. Normal college
building are rapidly going up and the
timbers for the second floor will soon
be put in.
Farmer Ben got first premium on
pumpkins at the county fair last week.
He has consented to have the exhibit
on show for few days; in the TRANS
CR1PT Office. Call in and see-it. =
The date printed on the address
label Of your paper every week is the
date to which your subscription is paid
up. Please look,it up and send in what
is due us. Take out cost of postal note
if sent by mail. :.>.>. -
The largest w ealthy apple at the
county fair and perhaps the. largest
ever raised in the state was exhibited
by n. E. Pace of Lyle. TIE apple
measured l2115 inches in circumference
and weighed over II ounces. :. ..~> =. -
=. AT the annual election of the class
of 1903, Austin high school, held Fri
day afternoon, the following officers
were elected; president, Chas. Garter;
vice president, Oliver. sweningsen;
secretary, Marian Gleason; treasurer,
Gail Edison. = -. "a: =. {?
The Baptist church was again
crowded Sunday evening to listen TO
pastor Anderson's second special s6rii
mon to the young men J. and women, on "a,
The third sermon: to be given next
Sunday evening, will be: on Choice: Of
Proper Friends. * ;s*>ss.. ,...> y ~ = :
The new pastor ef the Congrega:
tional church in: this city, Rev. Arthur
Dascob recently Of Glencoe, viii arrive
this week andawillz occupy the pulpit:
next Sunday z morning and evening.
Heiwill move into the house, formerlY
owned by Chris Johnson on Kenwood
avenue next north of G.W..-*M Merrick's.
He has q wife and one child. :Zs =
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September, the month when
schools and colleges: reopen, andseduca.
tional discussion comes promine emily to
the fore, is observed. in the Atlantic
Monthly by the publication Of three