Mower County transcript., 1903-01-07

Who has recently lost q fur wrap?
Ray Dalager visited relatives IN st.
lAnsgaL, Iowa, last week.
Chas. Egan leaves soop for Farm
Iington where he will work.
Wanted men to cut wood apply to
IB. a. Campbell Austin, MINI. 45
Misss Zaidee Reed Of Minneapolis
is guest of Miss Ruby Ticknor.
Who, put nice book into the
wrong cutter about Christmas time?
Mrs. Peter FELTON, went to Gale
donia Saturday to visit relatives. +.
| Miss Bsrry of Blooming Prairie
| visited friends in Austin last week.
Harriet Snyder of Albert Lea
spent Sunday with relatives in this
city.
Mrs. Thos. Riley left Friday for
Wells to visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs. J. G. Burns.
Miss Edith Lowry spent New
Years with her cousin Miss Nina
Blackmer at Albert Lea.
-Anfnd o. Olson on Friday brought
in an application for bounty OIL an
adult wolf which he killed in Lodi Dec.
Both. I'm
| The Decker and Sargent families
had happy reunion at the residence
of J. S. Decker east of the city on New
Years day.
The state university students, who
have been home for two weeks holi-
day vacation, returned to their duties
Monday afternoon.
! Aaron and Lottie Torrens after
spending the holidays at, home return
ed to the University Monday, to take
up their: school work again: :;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Gutherless of
Browns Valley are visiting relatives
and friends here. The latter was for
merly a typesetter in this Office.
Mrs. J:tS. Torrens of Wabasha af-
ter spending few days with relatives
went to St.Paul to meet her husband
and attend the teachers association.
For sale, my residence, with mod
ern improvements is for sale at low
figure because am leaving town. A.
O. Wyman,, 406 Greenwich street. 45
The pupils of Miss Susie Basford
gave a recital last evening at the studio
over The Fair, which was very much
enjoyed by the patrons and visitors
present. ~
The Austin Poultry Show will be
held at Armory hall Jan. 27-30. w. s.
Russell of Ottumwa, Iowa will be
Judge. There is prospect of splendid
exhibit.
The Andrews and Waldecker fam
lilies held reunion on New Years day
at H. G. -Waldecker's home. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Neill of MARSHALL.
Lyman D. Baird and J. J. Furlong
are two of the eight delegates appoint
ed by Gov. Van SAINT to represent the
state at the National Live Stock Asso-
citation meeting to be held at Kansas
City January 18th.
! The newly elected officers of Nc
Intyre post, G.. A. r., and of Mcintyre
! w. R. G. were installed Saturday even
ing in the presence of large company.
Supper was served and music was fur
nished for dancing.
| "A. J. Schunk of Red Wing, organ
| izer for the Order Of Red Men, is in the
city canvassing for class of initiates.
The next regular meeting will be held
Thursday evening, January 18th, at
which time a large class will be initi-
ated and banquet will be served.
An article of local interest in the
January Scribner's is "The Old Route
to New Orleans" in Which Willis Glib
son former Austin boys describes
steamboating on the Mississippi and
|, gives some interesting facts about rise
and decline of river commerce. There
are views of Fort Smelling, Prescott,
Wis.,, and many other interesting points
along the river. Guiseppe's Christmas
by Mary H. Peixotto, is Neapolitan
=, sketch beautifully illustrated in tints
1 Tuesday evening Dec. 30, a select
party of young folks were invited to
Woodland Fruit Farm, the pleasant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barnitz to
trip the light fantastic toe. Good mu-
sic was furnished and a fine lunch was
served. The rooms were tastefully dec,
: GRATED with aueruraan and hollu A II