Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
Cressey receives "a q carload
of furniture Yesterday

Nj. and Mrs. j ohm M. IRustad return
ed Mond from g visit with relatiyes
at Vienna, 8. %.
Miss Efie Good odman wen + to-
breckenridge Friday sto teach insthe1
publ schools there & 5s.SEs..
A SON was born to Mrs. Ghas. T.
Cook yesterday morning and the
Mayor is very happy. ..5=|
Miss Ruth Wilder is teaching the
third and fourth grades in the city
schoolssat Ortonville MINI.
:. :. Mrs. Eta Hoxter returned Thurs
day from months visit with friends
in the northern part. Of the state.
!. I. Wilkins left will dividing
his property equally among ten near ar
relatives, one Of them being Mrs. -, M
Ober. ..5.S Il
Miss Maurine French left Monday
ito spend the winter with. relatives in
California and possibly to attend col.
lege there. Il !.
Nj. and Mrs. Osca Ayers returned
Friday from their extended eastern
trip. They visited his old childhood
home in New England. /;
Mrs. Ninnifred Ober Reed return-
ed Sunday from Los Angeles, Cal,
J where she spent month with her
mother, Mrs. T.. NJ. Ober. !.
For sale, at my place ~ miles
northeast Of Lyle village Ny blooded
stock Of cows and horses at private
sale. .s t.4 HANS AsHLEToN. 2t.
We had a good chance to sample
the fine. plums Of Mrs. T. I'll. Pike
(which took the first premium at the
county fair. They are unexcelled
. Mr.. and Mrs. O.. w. Shaw returned
Saturday from their summers outing
with their daughter at Somers sWorth, N
III. They spent a delightful summer: 4
/ Miss Lizzie Reinartz entertained
the clerks in Murphy's dry goods store
Friday evening at her home on Ash
street, The. evening was spent merrily
The premiums awarded at the
Mower oQnty fair amount tosa total
Of over 500. oyer $500 was for cattle,
/ Wey shall publish the list as. soon as
completed. 4 sS: I. ..s1 g.z. .. 81. =.
The ladies of the Congregati ona1
church are planning for a sociable to
be given Friday Get. 2. At that time
Mrs. j arley will present her celebrated
wax figures. ...e<:s <<:> 5.s., E. e.s
Nhe alarm of fire Monday after
moon was from the house owned by &c
,Dorr en- Franklin street and occupied
! byconductor Stephen z. Ames: Nhe
fire was confined to the kitchen part
] Damage about $3.50. NJ
PhiEp Lembrict of dom town
ship has rented his farm to Ed Even
son and will move into Austin. to
reside. He will have an auction at his
farm Thursday, Oct. Is, commencing
at ten O'Clock, Free lunch at noon.
Hugh Nollison, SON of Allan
Mollison, found a pocketbook contain
ing over eight dollars and through an
ad in the TRANSCRIPT discovered the
owner, John Scanlon, who speaks high
ly Of the boys honesty and upright
ness. ~. sz: Fl s5&%s,,z s&-@ .z...S..z.Sg :S
/ Cards are received for the wedding
of Walter J.. Requa, son Of s. Requa,
and Miss Minnie:Sheehan both ofithem
l formerly Of Austin, to take place at
Everett, Wash, Wednesday, Sept. 80
Walter is a clerk in the post Office at
Everett, where they will reside. .s
The Austin High school football
team is taking regular practice and is
doing coed work. The team is behey.
ed to be strong this season and in line
lof victories on the gridiron. Fred Lang
lis captain. They will 80 to Faribault
Saturday to play the shattuck team
The wedding of w alter s. blowers
and Miss IN ellie May Roebnck was
solemnized at the home Of the brides
parents at Ramsey Thursday evening
Rev. j. M. Brown Of Austin officiating
A company of relatives and friends
was present and the occasion was a
very pleasant one. ~
The wedding Of Winfred Stimson
and Miss Lucy " osbnrg occurred IN ed.
Inesday at the home Of the brides
parents in Winnebago city. They came
to Austin to visit relatives in this
vicinity and will be .at home to friends
after Oct. at Winnebago city where
i the groom is in the conf ectionery busi.
ness. B n .5'4s$ S.s ssss
Rev. D. ". ssomeryille and
4 family returned Friday from New
York city where he has supplied re.
1 lgularly Holy trinity church during
4 vacation. Mrs. ssomer ille spent mogt
4 Of the summer with relatives at Owegl
land Bingh ghampto ton. The s pulpit 81
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