Mower County transcript., 1903-06-24

AUSTIN NEWS I'M BRIEF

Heavy cream Sicilian for jackets,
skirts and suits at Vests.
Miss stacia Riley was home from
st. Paulto spend Sunday.
& 81 The Austin Choral ! Union met last
evening to close up the seasons work.
Miss Myra Hobson returned Satur-
day from a visit with friends in RocR-
ester. sy 4 &. .l.;i vi #S
Miss Kathryn Gahagan and sister
leave Saturday for a weeks visit in the
Cities. B. &. ...gs
Y our umbrella recovered and made
as good as new while you wait at
Vests.
Mrs, Ell. Love left Saturday for a.
few days visit with her mother at West,
Salem, Wis. II.
(. Miss Nellie McC Cormick is attend
ing the summer. school at the CUP in
Minneapolis. # 81 .ss.s e I. \
.r The Mower County Poultry Assos
citation picnicked at Peck's Riyerview
farm yesterday. =I: 5sH..:s I'M. 0s 81 * 8.
~ Handsome new mohairs FOR waists
and shirt waist suits. in white, blue
and black at Vests. Id .gs Il! !s3 j. 81
The little daughter of S. DugaW,
living west Of Lansing, broke her arm
Saturday by accident. i s.. 's.f> .. ..
Long white silk gloves and mitts
are just the thing now, you will find a.
fresh new stock at Vests. 5.5. < .@5
~ Miss Healy left last week for Min
neapolis where she will attend the
summer school at the up il
Special and very interesting prices
are being made now on skirts, tailor
/ suits and jackets at Vests.
Beautiful silk and mercerized
goods for waists and dresses, so to so
cent quality only, 80 cents a yard at
Vests. .TE.s. - ~.
Underwear The burning hot j uly
weather will soon be upon us, you will
need cool comfort in underwear, this
you will find at Vests. t IA I'll :.s-#
+, :--Hosiery-our Wayne knit hosiery
is the best. 1t don't cost any more than
inferior goods. Try those indestructi-
BILE 25 cent ladies hose at Vests. s.% >-
Mrs. Matt Kelly and son Clare and
/ Miss Beth Kelly Of Mason City are vis-
iting at the home of NJ. Kelly. Matt
\ will spend the Fourth IN Austin, COM
ing later on. @ss 5
&C. A. Dil]ie of Markesan, Wis. and
his sister, Mrs. E. II. Chase, of Pleas
ant Grove, came Saturday to spend a
week with their brother-in law, E. f.
4 Dennis, and family of Udolopho. {,
Mrs. Burr Allen, formerly Miss
Edith Russell Of this city, but now OF
Manila, Luzon, is visiting at the home
of Miss Nellie Mills. Mrs. Allen has
been in Manila for the past two years
and is just returning home. III
oliver Knudson, a G. G. W. section
hand, while on hand car near M anly
r. Sunday was struck by a train an d SUI
fered fracture of the ankle. He was
brought to St Olaf hospital for, treat
ment. - S 81. IN /. -
:. Cards are received announcing th,
wedding of Arthur Harris and Miss
Florence Z. Pierce Of Lincoln, Ne
braska, which will take place today
The bride is an adopted daughter o,
IS w. A. Pierce Of Austin and formerly
resided here. s..s :s4
The Central Baptist Association
was held at Kenyon last Tuesday
and Wedne sday. The delegates pres
ent from the Austin church were
Rev. F. L. Anderson, III. Jacobs, Mrs
A. D. Denison, Mrs. G. D. Frisbie, Mrs
! N. F. Earl. a
H. Last Sunday was the tenth ami
Yersary Of Prof. and Mrs. G. r. 2Boos
troms wedding and the occasion was
I celebrated by family gathering at th,
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Harpman
parents of Mrs. Boostrom.
Charles Hanbury w illiams who's,
4 travel sketches from the Dominion
n have been SO yiyacious, now sums vi
the result of his observations in al
article in more serious vein: Ths
American Invasion Of IN orthWester1
Canada. It will be found in The Liv
y ing Age for June 20.
Cards are received announcing The
wedding Of George E.s Anders Oh, th,
efficient and popular second ward mai
carrier in this city, and Miss lie
daug ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. %. G. 4Ander
son which will take place at the Ander
son residence near Corning IN ednesda,
afterno oon,s July !. 85 We wondered VIII,
y George was not on his mail route Mon
day as usual ,sSsss.
N i. and Mrs. g. SH. Davidson ar.
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