Mower County transcript., 1903-10-14

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very i'll the past month is improving
rapidly.
The DuOdecim club met last Mon
day evening at the home Of Marcus
Stillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Turton Of
Taopi are visiting at the home of thei,
son w. Trrton. = :
Mrs. w. K. Hunkins visited he1
daughter Mrs. w. T. Mollison, at Fari
bault last week. s...>. !. +
Mrs. Wendell Crocker entertained
a company of lady friends Saturday in
a delightful manner. III.
-Hormel's market is making drive
on picnic hams this week. See thei1
new ad on fifth page.
The city council Friday evening
voted $500 for the relief of the St
Charles tornado sufferers.
Miss Sophia Thompson is staying
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
George Baudler this week.
Miss May Woodard of this city was
taken to the St. Olaf hospital where she
will be operated on for appendicitis.
Archie Moreland accompanied by
his cousin, Everett Moreland of Wash
ington, went to Minneapolis Friday fo1
a visit.
Lost, dark brown pony from our
premises, 312 Kenwood Ave., Oct. 5.
Finder return and get reward. w. W.
Padelford. 33
Lady attending the S. M. N. c.,
would like work of some kind, Friday
afternoon and Saturdays. Miss A. L ,
4O2 Winona St. 30
j. DeRemer brought up Monday
three apples raised by L. Gekler of Lyle
one weighing pound, one Az ounces
and one ii ounces.
The University of Minnesota team
defeated the heavy team from Ames,
Iowa at Minneapolis Saturday by a
score of 46 to O. Bravo.
AAlfred E., johnson and family re-
moved Thursday to Madison, Wis.,.
their new home. Their many friends
here regret their departure.
w. H. Sammon of Faribault raised
enough amber cane from quarter Of
an acre of ground to make 60 gallons
of syrup at Seth Kenny's mill.
DIR. Steveson, of Albert Lea, will be
in Austin, Friday, Oct. 23rd, at Fox
Hotel to do. Eye, Ear, N Nose and Throat
work and to correctly fit glasses.
The Electrical Workers will give
grand ball at Woodlnan hall next Mon
day evening. Tickets fifty cents. Come,
everybody, and have good time.
Il. D. Baird has sold the Gibson ho-
tel property to G. w. Post, a real estate
man in Fond du Lac, Wis. r. NJ. Glib
son continues in the management. -
The Austin Board of feducationhas]
levied tax OF $18,5O0 for current ex-
penses, the same as last year; also 49,
500 to apply on bonded Indebtedness.
Mrs. w, M. Corbitt received tele-
gram Monday announcing the death
of her father Samuel P. Bacon, at
Yates Centre, Kansas. He was 78
years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Banfeld enter
tanned the Banfeld, Sterling and Cook
families at six o'clock dinner Satur-
day in honor of Miss Ban6eld of New
Ha ampshire.
An examination for appointment
as rural mail carriers will be held at
the Austin postottice next Saturday
morning. Inquire Of the postmaster
for particulars.
Mrs. A. E. Christie will leave next
Tuesday for Compton, CAL, to spend
the winter with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Gates. Her daughter Ruth
Will accompany Der.
Lafayette French returned Satur-
day from Washington, D. c., where he
argued before the U. S. supreme court
the Emmons depot case. The case was
taken under advisement.
Miss Montgomery entertained the
clerks in r. 4. Murphy's dry goods
store Friday evening at the residence
of E. H. Smith on Mill street. All
present enjoyed themselves.
Geo. A. HORNED & Co., have closed
a lease with l.. D. Baird for the old
post office room adjoining the market
which will be added to their present
facilities thus making one of the finest