Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09


Our Illinois and Indiana customers
want to o,buy your farm. They win be
here every week Il Iff you want to sell
your farm come now and list it with
us. John N. Cannon Land Agency.
b. and A. M. Parmenter win
hold an auction of horses, farm ma
.chinery and household goods at the w.
III. Symes farm in Nevada, four and
one-half miles northeast of Lyle village
Tuesday afternoon, Sept. Is.
Mrs. r.. A. Rice of the East Side,
has been very sick for over three weeks
under the close attention of the doctor
We learn that she has received four
premiums on fancy work and paintings
at the state fair. Austin is at the front.
Mrs. G. IT. Decker and sons arrived
Sunday from Cheyenne, Wyo., where
they spent month with her sister,
Mrs. w i'll il. Blalock. On their return,
they stopped in Council Bluffs to visit
Mrs. 8Chas. Crocker, a daughter Of
Thomas Dugan of this city. SssS. {,
DIR. Stevenson, the eye specialist of
Albert Lea, who has just returned from
Europe where he has spent the last few
months in the eye and ear hospitals of
Berlin, Vienna, Christiania and Lon
don, will be in Austin Friday, Sept. II,
at the. Fox hotel to do eye, ear, nose
and throat work and to correctly fit
glasses. II 5.sy .5,.s IS. IS:
-aIf q wholesomea honest, cleanly
play that alternates pathos and laughter
with gattiing gun rapidity is what
theatregoers want they will 60 to see
Quincy Adams Sawyer and tits quite
evident they are going GEORGE T.
RICHARDSON in Boston Traveller. At
Austin Opera house Nov. "a, 1903. It
! is one of the best and most wholesome
of rural dramas. RI. S, Y
Mrs. MI. Hudson left Sunday via
! Kansas City for San Jose,, Cal. to make
her home there. She has sold her re-
sid6nce property on River street to
engineer w. D. Owens Of the S. M.
division. Mrs. Hudson first came to
Austin in 1863 and has many friends
who regret her going SO faraWay. .3. S
The East side Sunday school meets
Regularly at three o'clock every Sunday
afternoon. There is an average attend
ance Of overy fifty. The officers are:
Roy Adams, supt.; T. N. Martin, as
sistant; Mrs. A. s. Campbell, treas;
Mrs. Thompson, secretary; Mrs. Show.
ers, organist. Cali in Sunday after.
moons and encourage them in the good
work. $G 5ssss
Lyman d. Baird, superintendent
Of privileges at the state fair, advocates
the abolition of all passes and free tick.
lets Of every description to the fair
This would include all privilege tickets
press, officers, helpers Of every class
exhibitors and employees. He says this
is strictly business and that by getting
pay for al admission, the society viii
he better able to pay in cash for al
services by the press and others. This
|strikes US as the right proposition, il
only it Is strictly adhered to.
The impro royements made during
i the past year in the. Catholic cemetery
south Of the city are very marked. PA
4 Geraghty has had them ID charge. Ont
would hardly recognize the place .Iht
i grounds have. been extended down t
i the bridge and an ornamental wire
Il fence has been put around them. There
4 has been q good deal Of grading done
i also, filing up the WalkWays and re
Iseeding The brush on the north sha.
also been grubbed out. The cemeter,
4 is now beautiful spot and reflectl
Il great credit upon those who are Sre
4 sIsponsible for the extensive improve
Il ments
Consul j James W Davidson, Of thii
u city, iss on his way home from Formos.
n Where he has been is the o. IS. consula
4 kseryice. he comes by way Of the trans
4 Siberian new railway, Londo lon and Ney
ork and ~ xspi,ected here the first .
Inext menth IIe saceeeds % the busi
I ness of Major j. ond q manages
n Tor eminent 81 yelerst and singers ail. i
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