Mower County transcript., 1904-04-06

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Mr.. and Mrs. G. Seebach of Sutton
were in Austin Saturday.
Miss Stacia Riley was down from
St. Paul to spend Sunday at home. ~.
Miss Stella Peaslee Of Minneapolis
visited her brother Al Wednesday.
Miss Grace Baird's kindergarten
opened Monday with good attend
ance.
Miss Lima Kinsman spent last
week at the home on a vacation from
her studies at Minneapolis.
"A. w. Wright, L. French and S.
D. Catherwood attended the state Bar
Association at St. Paul yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Dixon of Columbia re-
turned Saturday from Minneapolis
where she had an operation on her eye.
William A. Goslee returned Thurs
day from Auburn, Neb., where he spent
! nearly three months with his son Will.
d. Levy & Co. of Chicago will buy
horses at Miners livery barn next
Saturday. They will buy some old ones
if fat.
&C. A. Pooler has been appointed a
member of the water and light COM
mission in place OF George A. HORNED
resigned.
E. T. Dexter of the third ward gro
Gerry was in Minneapolis last week to
see his father who is sick at St. Barna-
bas hospital.
The race committee of the Mower
County Agricultural Society has al
ready over $500 for purses for the next
county fair.
Miss Susie Basford will represent
Mower county at the State Music
Teachers Association which meets at
Duluth in June.
-Thaddeus Thompson has new up
to. date delivery mail wagon, two
wheeled with which to make the
rounds of third ward.
Engineer Clement Ellingsen has
| been elected delegate from Division
1O2, Austin, to the Grand International
division of the b. of l.. E. which will
meet at Cleveland May II.
Go. G, 81 men in line, was officially
inspected Thursday evening at Music
hall. Major William Gerlach, U. S.
army was inspecting officer. Adjt Gen.
Libbey of St. Paul was present.
An enjoyable Easter party was
given by the Misses Young Saturday
evening at their home on Oakland ave.
Guessing contests and other recreation
were enjoyed. About 25 guests were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Johnson enters
tanned the None-Such club Saturday
evening in delightful way. A musi-
cal program was given and Easter
souvenirs were distributed. Refresh
ments were served.
! Henry Lang returned March q
from Spokane, Wash. He has been in
Washington for the past two months
looking after his land interests. He
says that half of the folks out there are
crippled with rheumatism.
Charles A. Newman arrived Satur-
day from Tacoma Wash, where he and
his wife are spending the winter. He
is here on business and will return in a
few days. He says that Mrs. New.
mans health is better out there.
"A special meeting for men only
will be held at the NJ. E. church next
Sunday afternoon under the auspices
of the state Y. M. G. A. E. w. Peck
of Minneapolis, state secretary, and R
E. Squires, of Winona, local secretary
will speak. Both are highly recon-
mended as enthusiastic, successful
workers and speakers.
Miss Elizabeth HORNED of this city
was elected secretary Of the Presby
terian Foreign Mission society of the
foreign mission society of the Winona
Presbytery which held it's annual ses.
3sion at Owatonna last week. The next
session will be held in Austin during
the second week in May, 1905.
Comrades Hawkins, Spooner and
Churchill, a committee from Mcintyre
post G. A. r., are working in co-opera.
tion with the citizens committee, con.
sisting of G. H. Decker, G. r. Boostrom
and John L. Golden, in preparations for
the suitable observance of Memorial
day in this city. Congressman T. J.
McCleary of Mankato has been invited
to make the address.
| Ladies' TIuslcal Society.