Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
Inv schools commence N onday,

ity schools comm mence Monday
Ring Is up over the. new telephone
after Sept. is.
sIs Registered Birkshire pigs both1
sexes for sale. Baird s. Page Bros.
The state uniyersity opens next
\ Tuesday and Austin Will send a large
number Of pupils again.
Albert Barrett and wife 81. Chester,
Iowa, came Saturd day tb spend Sunday
withshis cousin, q. j.. very.
3. Cooley and wife left Monday
for ST. Paul and N orthern Minnesota
for a trip to look up . new lacation.
fiss Grace Baird will open the fall
tern of her kinderga garten on Monday,
Sept. I. Miss Mabel Tomp pkins will as
ssist her. ri
Make your wife happy by burning
our Camel coal. Austin Lumber 8
Fuel Co. 'Pone IS. @. N. Emmonsa
manager.
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.s Miss Frances Scott Of Minneapolis
and Miss Mamie Ayres Of sheldon,
Iowa, are visiting Mrs. a. =. Carterso
this city.
Mrs. w. ". Smith and family have
gone to their new home in Minneapolis
where Mr. Smith is in the employ Of a
lumber company.
Mrs. Addie D. Denison returned
Monday from visit Of five weeks with.
her brother Charles in Boston and at
her birthplace il Bethel,
a son was born to Mrs. II. y. Z
Haussamen at Grafton, N d. Sunday
and Eugene b. Crane has already
adopted him as grandchild.
Prof. D. N. Strang, who has been
Iclerking in the Citizens National Bank,
will enter the state university next
week to take the medical course.
Miss Grace Wilson and mother
came from Racine Saturday and are
keeping house at 4O6 Nassau street,
Miss Wilson is one Of the teachers in
our city schools. e
For sale, a new house on College
street, FIVE blocks from post Office, good
eistern, electric lights, good cellar and
seven good large rooms and bath room.
Inquire Of E. G. Bascomb.
Miss Grace Lee Wilbour and DR..
Josephine Barlow left yesterday for
Tacoma w ash. where the former has
q position as music teacher and the
! latter will open an office. ~ &. !.
In another column will be found
the announcement of the dissolution OF
the copartnership of Earl s. Rustad,
furniture and undertaking. Mr.. Ear
4 now has the entire business. Is
Miss Anna Gregson and cousin
France Gregson returned Aug. l3, from
an extended trip through England and
otiand. They formerly lived at
A Ramsey and have many uaintances
in this vicinity .s
u. b. and "a. NJ. Parmenter will
i hold an auction Of horses, farm ma
\ chinery and household goods at the We
/ H. Symes farm in Nevada, four and
4 one-h half miles northeast of Lyle village
Tuesday afterno on, Sept, IS. $
The full program of the amuse
ments and races to be given next week
at the county fair and Austin stree
4 carnival will be found printed on tht
fifth page Of this issue. Look it up
, Don't miss it's enjoyment. ~
a Charles T.. West went to the Mayo
hospital at Rochester and on Satllrda!
had an operation for rupture from
I which he has been suffering for tWe
q years. He is getting along nicely bu
" will be there for about three weeks
Mrs. w est accompanied him returning
home Monday evening: d.
- Mrs. j.. J.. Sells, who was very i'll al
her home in n eWport, Ark, has come
4 to3spend the rest of the summer will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Litch
field, and is rapidly recovering .Sh'
!, will remain here until after the AT
kansas frosts. Her parents may returl
with her to spend the winter in th
south. .;zs =.s 5sss
John G. Hawkins, superintendent
Of the Fruit department. at the count,
fair, wishes to- have as large and ct
Etractive q display Of fruit as possible
y Entries will be received as late as ia
forenoon Of = tuesday, Sept. but n
later. Any one wishing to bring in T,
! him at his reside dence any exhibits ma.
: osso and he will arrange them at th'
/; fair. let Us have q general interest i
\ making the best fruit exhibit we hay'
3 ever The fruit is in this locality
The only trouble is to getit brough
n in, Premium lists may be obtained q