Mower County transcript., 1903-03-04
ETRANSCRIPT
AUSTIN, WEDNESDAY. MAR. 4, 1903
AUSTIN NEWS IN BRIEF

AUSTIN NEWS IN BRIEF -
DIR. Stevenson, eye specialist, at the
Fox hotel, Friday March 13.
Clean fax seed for sale, J. E. Mil
brad, six miles east of Austin. 2
The tiling in the court house lobby
is being relaid and leveled up.
Capt. w. H. Sutton was visiting REL
atives in VanWert, Ohio, last week.
Lew Andrew has bought out Har.
ry Keysors interest in the City Steam
Laundry.
Hon. John Mathieson came down
from St. Paul Thursday to spend a
week here.
Dan German of Leroy spent Sun
day with his brother G. F. Gorman in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Thomas are
taking trip through Montana to the
Pacific coast.
Miss Lizzie Dixon and brother,
Grover returned Feb. "a from their Wis
it at Lisbon, n. d. -.
Mrs. Thomas Horton has gone to:
Usage, Iowa, on a. visit previous to 60
ing to California. =: "
Howard Stillman who worked for
Decker Brothers, moved to Livermore
Iowa, last week to4resfde::a T. > = <
Mr.. and Mrs. Giant Bronson. haye,
sold the Arnold house at Owatonna to
W. II. Smith Of Pipestone:
Miss Ellen Thompson returned
Sunday from Albert Lea to spend the
week with her parents at Corning.
John Evenson and Charles w. G..
Cressey' have just been granted en-
balmers licenses by the state board.
Miss Mabelle Brown is at a whole.
sale millinery establishment in Chicago
getting the latest spring styles for the
ladies.
JIG. McGulpin left Sunday for Mi-
not, N. D. Ed McGulpin is making
preparations to go on his claim near
Minot.
Mrs. R. R. Murphy and Mrs. G. B.
Reed entertained the Congregational
Ledies' Aid at the home Of the former
Wednesday,.
Changes are being made in the in
terror of the Congregational church
preparatory to putting in fine new
pipe organ.
The former Austin residents now
living in Minneapolis will have reun-
ion and reception in that city March 10.
There is a large number on the list.
IS. M. Gloyd, formerly of Elkton,
spent Sunday in Austin. He is here
for a few days settling up some bust
ness matters and will leave today for
Macomb, ILL.,, where he will reside.
DIR. Stevenson, of Albert Lea, will
be in Austin, Friday March 13, at the
Fox hotel to do eye, ear, nose and
throat work and to correctly fit glasses.
AS he comes highly recommended all
afflicted will do well to consult him.
Andrew o. Dalager, living. just
east of Corning, will hold an auction of
horses, cows, young stock, farm ma
chinery and household goods tomor-
row, Thursday, commencing at ten
O'Clock. Remember the date, March 5.
The newly elected officers of the
Troy City Cooperative Creamery As
sociation are: president, Chas. A. Rob-
erts; secretary, John Magee; treasurer,
Will Bonnallie; directors, Frank Her:
zog, Robt. H. Beadle, N. E. Pace, Joe
Cafourek.
The committee in charge of the
Odd Fellows home at Northfield has
selected D. H. Stimson, of Austin as
superintendent of the home to succeed
Supt. Miller of Dodge Center. Mr..
Stimson is q member of the directorate
of the home and has always taken
great interest in it's welfare. Il. ~
The state high school board exam.
nations will be held in the. village
schools of the county on Thursday and
Friday, April2 and 3, in Arithmetic,
English grammar, Geography, and U.
s. History. Teachers in rural schools
who have pupils wishing to, take these
examinations should notify the princi-
nal of the centre school nearest so that
preparations may be made in time.
Twelve lady friends Of Mrs. Carl
M. Syck met at her home Thursday af-
ternoon in remembrance of her thir.
tieth birthday anniversary and surpris-
ed her, taking with them plenty Of
good things to eat. When supper was
over they presented her with 9 lovely
salad dish also a very pretty cake plate,
|. a very nice time was enjoyed by them
y all. and NAV she zee many more such
birthdays is the wish OF her many man
friends. h ;5s II