Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25

Monthly Farmers Market Day in
Austin today.
: Ladies, have you seen those hand
some new trimmings at Vests?
beautiful new wash goods, silks
and dress goods just received at Vests.
Miss Maud Lang returned Tuesday
to her studies at WinOna Normal.
An all day electric power and light
service was imaugurated in this city
Monday.
Col. c. L. VESTS picture appeared
in Sundays Globe as member OF the
governors staff.
Miss Grace Baird will open the
spring term Of her kindergarten on
Monday, April Is.
The M. E. lzdies took in over 800
at their supper and experience social
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Pat Geraghty visited
their sons Lawrence and Thomas in
Dubuque over Sunday.
"A fine lot of new table damasks
and napkins to match, all linen and re-
liable goods at Vests.
The Rathbone sisters will be reor7
ganized. There is prospect of about
forty applications at the start.
j. S. Il. Scovill, the jeweler, will
remove his store to the room next
north of Austin Furniture Co.
The High school gymnasium club
gave an interesting exhibition of their
skill at Armory hall last evening.
Samuel J. Edwards of Groton, S.
D., who was called here by the death of
his brother, returned home yesterday.
Rev. J. NJ. Brown went to Waseca
yesterday as a witness in q damage suit
against the G. & N. w. railway COM
pany.
President O. G. Mason lectured
Thursday evening on the benefits Of
Yeomanry to q good sized audience in
Woodman hall.
Grand millinery opening by Misses
Crandell and Hopkins at Thon's dry
goods store tomorrow continuing
through Saturday.
The Calendar Club was entertained
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Thomas
Mcfarland. The souvenirs were
Easter greetings.
"A large audience filled the M. E.
church Saturday evening to listen to
the delightful concert given by the
Hamline Glee Club. -:
"A. J. sharpstine Of Austin and
Thomas Cronon of hose Greek are
drawn on the-U. S. petit jury for the
March term at Fergus Falls.
The stockholders of the new Inde-
pendent telephone company met last
evening to discuss ways and means.
The outlook is very encouraging.
Annual meeting of , the Austin
Friday evening. The association is in
lost dollar. j
Mrs. Alpha H. Boostrom of this
city is one Of the Minnesota delegates
to the National Woman's Suffrage Con-
vention which, opened its sessions at
New Orleans last week.
LILO 0lulu6l 1uO0kAuS VI VIC 0t<St0
bar association will be held in st. Paul
Tuesday, April Z. Lafayette French
of this city is one Of the executive
committee Sundays Pioneer Press
contained good picture of him.
Knights Of Pythias and ladies
enjoyed q social session at Elks hall
Monday evening. Music, recitations,
progressive cinch and dancing were on
the list of entertainment. Frank ITCHY
andlWne furnished Instrumental music.
.,.s Mrs. Mary NJ. Pace, Of Oakland
who has just sold her stock Of goods
there, has bought the w. L. Hollister
property on Lansing Avenue near the
head Of st. Paul street and will move
in as soon as the roads allow. Consid-
Grafton, $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. III. Smith, assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. e.. D. Decker, Mr. and
Mrs. G. r. Sargent and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Waldron, gave six O'Clock tea Fri
day evening for about seventy guests,
Mrs. MN Jones Of Albert Lea being
one Of them. The arrangements were
elaborate for the entertainment and
pleasure Of tie guests and guessing
contest and other amusement filed the
evening with special endowment.