Mower County transcript., 1903-05-27
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4 UsT1N, WEDNESDAY, MAY p, 1903
AUSTIN NEWS IN BRIEF

AUSTIN NEWS IN BRIEF
A new milch cow for sale. Call on
L. J. Love. y
The Picnic Club was entertained
by Mrs. r. Puccini Thursday evening.
L2rhe regular June term of district
court in this county will convene Tues
day, June 8.
1T. is our bargains that keep us
poor, but they don't make you poor
Chas. L. West.
Mrs. F. w. Kinney has gone to
Minneapolis where the family will
make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph keenan, were
visiting friends at Portage and Madl-
son. Wis, last week.
j. f. Demers Of Minneapolis, all
expert brick layer, has just moved his
family to Austin for residence.
The Austin Choral Union is prac-
tising the oratorio OF Ehjah and will
give it in public in a short time.
This is the last week Of school in
the city schools before vacation. High
school examinations are III progress.
49, No clouds, no rain, no rain, no
CROPS but if it does rain get your um-
yrelIa recovered while you wait, at
Vests.
Mrs. T. Nemitz lefa Friday even.
ing for Milwaukee, Wis, where she
viii visit relatives for two or three
weeks.
&C. A. pooler will have a summer
cottage on the banks of the Cedar Oh
It's farm at Ramsey recently purchased
from John Mathieson.
R. X. Murphy's dry goods store is
to be enlarged to accommodate his ILL
vreasing business. \ 25 foot addition
viii be put on the east end.
There will be basket sociable in
the school house in district No. l25
dexter town, Wednesday evening, June
3. All invited to attend.
Rev. E. r. Pope of Minneapolis
viii preach in the Baptist church in
this city next Sunday morning and at
Oakland in the afternoon. No evening
service.
The ten days mission at the Cath
olic church commenced Sunday. Rev.
Ur. Temple OF New York and Father
Comiskey of Winona are conducting
the meetings.
William Cutter is one of the five
delegates from this first congressional
district elected to attend the National
M. w. A. convention meeting at In
dianapolis June l6.
For sale, new house on College
street, five blocks from post office, good
cistern, electric lights, good cellar and
seven good large rooms and bath room.
Inquire of E. G. BascOmb.
DO not neglect your real estate
taxes. Nav 81 is the last day before
the penalty goes on but that comes on
Sunday and the day before is Memo
rial Day. Get around at once and pay
them.
Pasture for cattle. I will take in
100 head for the season June to Oct.
/ at $3.50 head for yearlings. Inquire
at the Ware farm two miles north of
Lansing village, W. E. Luckenbill
Lansing post office. IL
Rev. A. Cressey, one of the pioneer
NJ, f. clergymen of Southern Minnesota
has been assigned to read a paper on
"What We Have Felt and Seen in
Methodism in Minnesota" at the com
mencement exercises at Hamline uni
yersity to be held next Tuesday. His
experiences will make an interesting
subject
There was only fair attendance
at Dr.. Dawley's fine lecture on "Grumb
ling at the Baptist church Friday even
ing but those present. young and old
greatly enjoyel it 1t is pity that the
cid fashioned lecture is out of date ano
out of appreciation, while the minstrel
show and the low grade theatre car
always attract a crowd.
Commencement exercises of the
class Of 1903, Austin high school, will
be held in the Baptist church Friday
evening, June 5. Address by Rev
James S. Montgomery, D. D. of Min
neapolis. The baccalaureate sermon
will be preached Sunday evening, May
81. by Rev. j. NJ. Brown, pastor of the
NJ. E. church.
"A weed pulling machine is one Of
the latest inventions. A man up neal
Moscow turned one loose in his garder
the other day and before he could stol
it the blamed thing had yanked up ev
ery weed in sight, pulled the tail of {
disabled old rooster, MIXED two COWS
crawled through the fence and wa!
taking neighbor's washing off tn
line when stopped.