Mower County transcript., 1903-03-18
Ladies, have. you seen those hand
some new triimminR at ~ est III ssfsasss'ss 1s

the home q ": Turton for q few days.
Beautiful new wash goods, silks
and dress goods just received at Vests.
A fine lot of new table damasks
and napkins to match, all linen and re-
liable goods at Vests. sSS *s5 ~ 81
For this week, I will sell sound
Greening apples for fifty cents a5bush-5
el. Mcbride, the grocer. ... ss.s.5s tz.S q
For sale, improved 100 acres of.
land near Rose Creek, Mimi, at $425O5
per acre. Inquire. at this Office. 2-3t
John E. Robinson spent Sunday IN
Minneapolis where Mrs. Robinson is.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. H. David
son, Jr. E
MIR. and Mrs Carl Syck and Mr..
and Mrs. w. Turton visited at the
home of Joseph Nelson of Brownsville:
Wednesday. 4 .:= -
For rent, for cash or on shares,
good farm in Bennington township,
Good terms to right party. Shepherd
! & Catherwood. 2-2s
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +. Crane and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Mitchell returned
Saturday morning from their three
weeks trip through the south.
Miss Anna Merrick, teacher at
Houghton, Mich, has been i'll for sew
eral weeks and returned home Monday
to recuperate. Her father met her in
Minneapolis. ,
The Austin Ministerial ASSOCIATE n
will meet with Rev. F. L. Anderson
next Monday forenoon. Rev. J. NJ.
Brown will open symposium on The
Work of The Holy Spirit. , 49, :,s i:
-The new city council organized
. last evening, Mayor. G. F, Cook presid-
ing. Committees and several officers
were appointed. James M, Gait con-
tinues as chief of police. =
4 Tobias Larson will sell at auction
} on Tuesday, MarchN24, commencing at
ton O'Clock, horses, COWS and farm
machinery, on the Mrs. l.. Nicholson
place five miles northwest af Austin. :.
AAbout 751per cent of the required
i, capital; of the new independent tele-
phone company has already been sub:
scribed. It will give great relief to
this. community to have competition.
The annual commencement exer-
! cises of the state school Of agriculture
will be held next Friday and eighty-fve
students, the largest class in it's history
will be graduated. Among the grad
yates is Fay Dinsmoor Of Austin.
MIR. and Mrs. George Maxfeld and
daughter of Lansing, returned safely
on Monday from their winters trip tc
California. They had pleasant trip
but are glad to get back: to Mower
county again.
Ten of Mrs. W.. Turton's lady
friends took tea with her Friday after
. noon it being very near her thirty
seventh birthday. All enjoyed goot
social time and left as token of theil
|esteem a lovely salad dish and lamp.
If you want the highest grades o1
carpets made in all qualities, sucf
goods as you can rely upon, you shoule
always buy Richardson's Superlative
+ Carpets. 7 Ou will be satisfied witt
Il Them. For sale only by the Aastm
Furniture Co: z:z 81 II. ss:s. .:l.=. s==ss.
james. Rockford will have al
auction of some choice high grade
driving and draft horses, also hogs anc
farm machinery at the Monahan farm
two miles southwest of Cedar City or
, Friday, March 20, commencing at ten
a. m. Free lunch at noon. See bills
. for particulars.
81 "A. J. Pollock, one of the substan
tial farmers of Goldfield, Wright coun
ty, Iowa, has just purchased the Thorn
!. as Gibson farm east of Lansing villag,
and has moved on in time for tn
opening spring work. We welcome al
, such to Mower county.
Will Horrobin was sent to Jail b,
Justice Robinson Friday to spend 81
days for kicking in the door in Musi'
hall Thursday evening in an attemp
to enter f0rcibly. On the same even
ing he is charged with assaulting
young son of Elliott Green and con
siderably inj uring him. -
On Saturday March Z, some sixt
of Mrs. g. Baudler's friends reminded
her in very nice way that it was YER
near her seventieth birthday. The
brought their dinner baskets well file
with goodies and tables were set. Th
IS afternoon was spent socially. MI
d Reynolds made the: presentation of
l. lovely toilet case to Mrs. Baudler give
yalt her friends ~,:>-.s j i. i. r.:
y The old city council held a specia
: Injecting Monday evening and. settle
L Iup the affairs Of. the year. Report
from the various officers: were received
" The total receipts of. the ), year wer
:: $62, ,841.85, including $$14 900 saloon |
! cense. Total isburseme 1884 1884 999. *
= The bonded indebted is 1858, ,ON
; outstanding unpaid orders, $19O 9O75. L;
S. NJ: College orders guaranteed b
.lcity) $15,Q53,45. Expense Of runnin
I$18O17 7.95, permanent improvements o
plant, $8,119.53. Income from water an
Sleleetric lights $22,818.80. ...:.: 80 x y:
z! .:s=.:*. .&: =.; 1=7 WEDDINGS 40 .ss..z....
81 \ :::s.;si MAHoNEY4I arson. " !.
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