Mower County transcript., 1902-10-08

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e. Schleuder left for New York
Thursday to buy holiday goods. ]
= Rev. "a Gressey will preach at
Moscow Sunday forenoon at 1890. !. +.
? A nice line Of new Lace Curtains
and Draperies Just in, at VESTS. Z (
w Waterproof Cravanette: Raglans
for ladies at reduced prices at W ESTS.
Oar r. Reese of st. Paul will speak
at Leroy Friday evening of this week.
Ladies' new Wool Waists, elegant
and stylish, Just received at VESTS. =
!. Penny Photogr Gallery, over
the Fair 25 pictures for 225 cents.
Comeain andsaee our work. :...= !
Penny Photo tograph Gallery "a
pictures s25 cents Over the. Fair Store:
WilIbe ready for you after Sept. s. st
They haNea nice line: of.neW Room
Rugs worth az your attention before
you bayat NESTS. s.. sii..s ~ = IS =.
/ imby 81 BroWtnsdale
and Nh: sswift 81 :ssault Sc. Marie,
were e ealleIa Honda s - i i
!: Is time when ,Wfe=need ppr
main stfeetsapFinkle led as urgently as at
any times the sum Is, =;:;s.: !
s: y. Kittrredge Wheeler.
of sGhieag Saturday lto ; visit his
aunt, Mrs Davidson.
The Chicago Department Store has
decided to remain in Austin and is
putting in aslarge newsstock.s
IN: V. Cartwright Went Saturday TO
spend the winter with his son, M. j..
at Fertile, Worth county, Iowa.: !. !
and Mrs. G.. II. Davidson came
down from Darlington, N. D. Saturday
to spend Sunday with relatives.
George Colby of Waltham who has
been yery*iA With typhoid fever fqr
three weeks was up for the first time
Sunday. +z=*s =. '%. -
-Wendelin Arndt, 3116 miles west of
Sutton, will sell colts, cattle and farm
machinery at auction Monday after
noon, Oct. 13. ct
|. Mrs. oil H. Read returned toLa
Crosse Monday after spending two
weeks with her parents, MI. and Mrs.
Jerry Ingalls,.
Don't miss the first foot ball game
of the season here on Asher field next
Saturday afternoon between Austin
and Owatonna. 49, l.: = g..
Fred E. Rowlins of Rochester and
Miss Blanche Vermilya of Dexter vii
lage were married by Judge of Probate
Washburn on Saturday.
John w. Scott: has a number of fine
registered Shropshire rams and ewes
for sale, ewes mostly imported and all
lambs from imported sire. S31.4t
"A delightful birthday party YVES
given yesterday for little Dorothy and
Ethel Evison, daughters Of VIM.
Evison on Oakland avenue:
Word came Monday from Fergus
Falls of thetdangerous; illness Of Mrs.
Eugene Earl there. Her brother
Walter Dadewent up yesterday. T.
II have found all but. one of my
calves that. strayed away from the D.
Watkins place; Cedar City about Sept.
23. The one still missing is red spring
bull. Finder please notify me. Harry
j. Austin. -
=: james II. Aultfather of Austin
township sold Saturday IS head Of:
grade red polled cattle to Mason City
buyers. They were beauties: We wish
that all stock growers could have seen
them. ->>2 e,~. .'<-
Miss Norma King, who becomes a
bride today, was surprised Monday
evening by about:a dozen Of her school
friends who had such a good time that
they stayed late and were afraid to go
home and so stayed all night. Miss
Norma received an elegant set of solid
silver spoons as a gift. from them.
Word reaches us from ST.. Paul
that plans for the State Convention of
the Y oung Peoples Societies of Chris
tian Endeavor, to be held in that city
October 1919, have been. definitely
found. The state executive committee
have arranged for a program of .un-
usual interest and helpfulness, and the
st. Paul city union, who. will act as
hosts to the visiting endeavorers from
throughout the state, have their enter
tainment plans we'll in hand SO that