Mower County transcript., 1903-03-04
: City election Tuesday, March 10.

City election Tuesday, March 10.
Lent commenced last Wednesday.
= Charles Moshier of Faribault spent
Sunday with Otto Oaks.
The three new rural routes from
Austin started Monday.
will G. Tryon, deputy postmaster,
is very i'll with pneumonia.
Can you go to the high school de-
bate at Blue Earth Friday evening?
Abe Newell has been appointed
custodian of the postoftice building.
Lady with little girl wishes posi-
ton as honsekeeper. Address at this
office. It
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Holmes spent
Wednesday with Miss Sue Hopkins in
Faribault.
Joseph Furtney, aged "a years, has
been dangerously i'll with pneumonia
for the past few days.
Mrs. Hunziker will move her res
taurant to the Litchfeld building on
Main street about March Is.
The state encampment of the Min
nessta G. A. R. will meet in St.. Paul
next week, March IL and 13:
Henry Birkett has purchased the
interest ofSWill Hazlewood in the Bir-
kett-HazleWood Mercantile Co.
Sec the pretty little play "A Lost
Child" given by the children of the
Presbyterian church this evening. !
Wanted to rent farm either with
or without stock. I have; teams, ma
|chinery, etc: inquire at this Office. 81 !:
.-,,;s-A.1s n. Kinsman ,leftSfor Berrien,
Springs, Mich, Thursday to visit his
son Calvin: He returned yesterday.
! Mrs. Josephine Y. Campbell was
adjudged insane in probate court last
! week and taken to Rochester hospital,
Marriage licenses are issued to
Henry Bohen and Mary Carney and to
John W. Skinnon and Lottie G. Bly,
ton.
The Ladies Musical gave an inter:
esting program at Elks hall yesterday
afternoon, subject "Russian Com
posers."
City mail carriers Anderson, Wells
and Thompson entertained the post
Office clerks at a dinner at the Grand
hotel Sunday.
John F. Cook has sold his livery
business at Marshall and will 20 on the
road as a special insurance agent with
10 MI OF Minnoorol;c
-Owatonna had a fourth city mail
carrier put on Monday. Austin Ger
tainly needs additional force worse
than Owatonna. Why don't we get it?
Miss Grace Anderson, who has
been visiting her uncle A. w. Wright
for several months, returned to her
home in Cambridge, ILL.,, on Thursday.
Mrs. H. E. Snyder left for Williams,
La, last Saturday, to visit her mother,
who is now 86 years of age, and for the
past few months has been. in failing
health.
There will be an opportunity to
vote on the amended city charter again
next Tuesday at the regular election.
Some changes have been made since it
was recently defeated.
Mrs. Addie E. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. Cook and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl.
II. L. Banfeld Friday afternoon. About
sixty ladies and gentlemen are invited.
"A special meeting of the w. r. G.
will be held at G. A. r. hall on Thur
day afternoon March 5th, at half past
2 o'clock: All members requested to
be present. By order of president.
We listened with great pleasure to
the interesting address at the Episcopal
church Monday evening by DR.. w. w.
Folwell of the q. of M. on Labor and
Life" Do not miss the next address
next Monday evening.
Mrs. George Tisdale's birthday an.
niyersary was happily observed Satur-
day afternoon by about IS of her
friends. "A cat puzzle and other amuse-
ment furnished ample recreation. A
six o'clock dinner was served. "A gold
ring and other gifts were bestowed.
AT the election of Co. G held at the
Armory, Monday evening". the follow.
ling officers were elected, all being pro.
motions in line: Captain, n. Nicholson;
list Lieut., Lee M. Sargent; End Lieut..
Frank b. sTeeter. Appointments to fill
vacancies caused by these promotions
will be made in q few days.
A chorus class Of about forty of
our leading singers has been organized
under the leadership of Prof. r. T.
|Steffins with the following officers
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