Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25

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Miss Kit Quinn of Clayton has
gone to Weyburri, Canada to visit rela-
tives. %. -
Who, lost a, ~lady's cape south of
Austin some weeks ago? Inquire at
this office
The grand and petit jurors were
drawn Monday. We shall print the
lists next week.
Mrs. T. R. Cooper left yesterday
for Long Beach, CAL to spend the WIN
ter with her son Will.
There will be preaching service in
Saints Rest school house next Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Miss Meta Fox entertained COM
pany of young friends Friday evening
at progressive whist.
Go. G and the Adams teams PLAYED
indoor baseball at the armory Monday
evening. Score Co. G II, Adams 6.
Mcintyre W. r. Corps was officially
inspected yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Edwards of Albert Lea, department
inspector.
The Twin city papers were hoaxed
last week by dispatch from Lyle
giving fake account of an attack on
the principal of Lyle schools.
The new Harmonic hall was for
mally opened Thursday evening with
appropriate exercises including an ad-
dress by the president, j. E. Pitzen.
For sale, fine thorough bred Barred
Plymouth Rock cockerels. Well mark
ed. Price IS cents each if taken before
Jan. l. Harry Jones, one mile west of
Ramsey.
George Shoemaker had his arm
badly hurt by being caught in the belt
of a separator on the Ira Padden farm
Friday. Charles Dibble had his arm
seriously injured in separator on the
F. w. Kimball farm Thursday.
The team of Andrew Lee Of Corn
ing was struck by the nine o'clock
south bound C.G. w. train Friday eve
ming near the packing house and one
horse was killed. Mr.. Lee was carried
some distance by the conclusion but
was not seriously hurt
The St. Cecilia Guild Of the Episco-
pal church will give their annual en-
tertainment at the Armory hall next
week Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. 1t will be Colonial
fair with entertainment each evening.
Admission 10c and 15c.
A double parcel shower was given
Thursday evening by the girls of '99,
at the residence of DR.. 0. II. Hegge for
Misses Grace Miller and Minnie Cotter,
both of whom become brides this week.
The parcels were hidden and much
merriment was caused by the search
for them. Refreshments we're served
and the evening was spent delightfully."-
/ A meeting Of Austin business men
met at A.W. Wright's office'W ednesday
. evening and organized League for
the promotion of local business in
terests.'f. THE following officers were
: chosen: A. w. Wright, president; A.
t. ERerhart, vice president; I. H.
: Pridham; secretary; "A. NJ. Smith,
!: treasurer. George W. Bliss met with
r the,League Friday evening to consider
: the matter of establishing an overall
factory here; e n ;,.:,,> ..;r. : i
Katherine Willard, in Theodore
Kremer's highly successful romantic
: drama, The Power Behind The
;. Throne" is underlined for an early api
. pearance in this city. The success Of
THE play the. past two seasons has. been
phenomenal. Many return dates were
played, and 0h, nearly every occasionto
capacity The production of :.The
Power BEHIND The Throne" is costly
and elaborate, and it is promised that
the play will be one of the most salts.
factory pert rmances ever seen in this
city. Miss Willard is one of the com.
ing great ,actresses in America. She
has the physique, training, and above
! all the temp perament essential to sue;
cess. H. s5S 5ss NJ