Mower County transcript., 1903-05-20

d. L. Rogers spent SUNDAY IN r arl-
bault visiting his mother.
ALI our last seasons Tailor Suits
at half price. Chas, l.. West.
"A few new and nobby Ladies'
Spring Jackets at greatly reduced prices
at Vests
Joe. Meyers had his arm broken
Monday by barrel rolling on it at the
!. &. W. depot.
Ten carloads of excursionists pull
I'd through Austin Sunday morning
pound for Minneapolis.
One lot of 25 pieces Dimities and
Batastes worth SC to 15c. Your choice
for 6c. Chas. L. West.
We have just received new Mohair
ROXena. Black Goods for Tailor Suits
and skirts. Chas. L. West.
Sheriff J. G. johnson has been
grading up the grounds around the
Majors residence recently purchased.
Rev. Paul Viehe, the new pastor of
the German Evangelical church, will
commence his official work next Sun
day.
Ladies' Delight Shirt Waist Holder
and Skirt Supporter. Every lady should
have one. Price only rs cents. Chas.
L. West.
The commencement exercises at
Winona normal school will be held
Wednesday, June 8. Address by Hon.
Moses &. Clapp.
There will be no German Evangel-
lcal meetings at the Advent church
until May 24.' The new pastor, Rev.
Paul Vlehe will be here at that time.
Lost, a ladies' brown macintosh
cape between Lansing village and Hen
ry Bagley's farm. Finder please leave
at McIntyre's store, Lansing, or at this
office. II
1t is not too late to set strawberry
plants now. You can get them OF G.
g. Dinsmoor, u mile south of fair
grounds. Prices greatly reduced. AL
the choice varieties. II
Miss Eva Jones of Clinton, Mo-, is
in the city for few days and offers for
sale her household furniture and also
her house next south of F. A. Tick
nor's on Main street.
Austin K. P's. will remember the
exemplitication OF the degree of
Knight here recently by the Albert
Lea team. The same team gave this
work Monday evening before Hermon
lodge, Minneapolis.
Pretty presents for girl graduates
aro f0 no COON IN tho horJooroo J;o,,lo-
of fans we show. Some beautiful fans
painted, spangled, lace trimmed or
plain. Chas. L. West.
Pasture for cattle. I will take in
100 head for the season June to Oct.
1 at $3.50 head for yearlings. Inquire
at the Ware farm two miles north of
Lansing village, w. E.. Luckenbill,
Lansing post office. 12
The Knights of Pythias of this city
will observe their annual memorial day
on Sunday, June IA, and will meet at
the Baptist church in the evening when
Rev. F. L: Anderson will give sermon
appropriate to the occasion.
Marriage licenses are issued to
George Miller of Winona and Minnie
Schieck of Waltham; Edwin I. Ander-
son and Emma jacobson of Nevada;
S. Leslie Smith of St. Paul and Nellie
4. Dodge of Cadotte, Wisconsin.
-"Grumbling" is the subject on
which Or. W.. W. Dawleyi will lecture
in the Baptist church of Austin Friday
evening May %. This is rare oppor-
tunity to hear first class lecture. Ad-
mission 25 and Is cents.
Miss Evelyn Carter gave party
for about a dozen of her high school
friends Saturday evening at her home
east of Rose Creek. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Rirkett and Prof. D. M. Strang accom-
panied the party. All went by carriage.
The occasion was highly enjoyed by
all and the trip home was around the
midnight hours. .---.
f Tim O'Hern, for thirty years road
master on the I. & M. division, was
killed by the north bound passenger
train at Cresco Monday afternoon. He
got on the vestibule car while in motion
and was struck by a truck load Of bag
gage and thrown under the wheels. He
was about 20 years old and leaves a
wife, two daughters and son. His
home was at Calmar.
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