Mower County transcript., 1904-01-27


Mrs. O. J. Simmons went to Roches,
ter yesterday mo1rnifn1g o1 for Pr 1blrfef STAY
Attend j. the State Farmers Jnstitiite
at the courthouse Friday and Saturday.
The Baptist Baptist LIisd Lias9iiss i AMid ia viii meet at
the church Friday afternoon for work.
New laces and embroiderieso
handsome design and fine quality At
WEsT's ~,:.-.: i,n,>9 h., j or +.:o,s4 i: ~
For sale, a few Young Registered
Red Polled bulls. .J. H. !'AUITFATHER,
Austin, Mimi. .,...... II. il ,',l, -.
Save this copy of the paper con-
tanning the financial statement. 1t will
not appear again. ..;. ,.... "-r"' >.
Ed c.. Baird of Graceville came
down Thursday and spent several days
with relatives here !, rc,"~l:,i lui>,,T N't
Handsome, new upi:to date dress:
trimmings direct from; the importer
just received at VESTS - 49, :; ,',., - ~ I,rnd
District court finally adjourned
Wednesday,, The full disposition of;
the cases will be given next week.I,,,,"h
Miss Nettie G.. Belden came down
evening and spent Sunday .at home, i:
Ed Pratt, formerly Of Austin, is
now foreman for an Asphalt Company
at Spokane, Wash. and has a good posi-
ton. .,I '...., ,,i ;,,,,. ~. =; ! -.
The alarm Of fire this: morning was
from Frank Wengert's saloon in third
ward. The upstairs part was badly
burned. :,
"A letter from Oscar Ayers states
that he and Mrs. Ayers are pleasantly
located at Washington, .. G. for the
winter. ..
For Sale, Registered and high bred
PercherOn mares from two years old
up. -Four miles southwest Of Austin.
Henry w. Lightley. ....... .- 81
Austin. merchants should make
Friday and Saturday especially at
tractive to the numerous visitors at the
Farmers Institute ii s,;,-rL /. Il :.
MIR. and Mrs. John. H. Anderson
entertained a company OF relatives
Thursday evening on their'tirst we'd
ding anniversary. ..,rr e.. t., N :, ,,.....l =.
Mrs. C,,1H. Davidson and her. son
Charles left for Washmigt0n,'nD D. C..
Thursday evening. to- see James ~. be;
fore he leaves for Manchilria.," .,v' ~
T. August ,BeaI WAS, given; 35 days in
: the county Jail by. Justice Robinson
Friday for stealing Shoes i and socks
H from the Grand hotel buss driver. Z |
For sale, fine thorough bred Barred
Plymouth: Rock cockerels. Well mark
oI ri iooi oorf oao if 70 Lon
Jan. l. Harry Jones, one mile west of
Herbert Dinsmoor left for Bride
water, Iowa, w ednesday to join his
family who have; been rvisitin g there.
They will go next. month to'their farm
near Forman, N. D. ,''..: "' .'''i D.. .''
Perry L. Reynolds has sold his
place south of the fair grounds to Roy
Drummond. Consideration, $5,00O It
contains about "a acres. He will move
into the city in the spring. ''.%'.' -
IF. w. Allen. left Monday for. Rich
mond, near Selma, Ala. to take charge
of the 700 acre plantation of his sister,
Dr. Jennie B., 'EaT Tourette. Mrs, 'Allen
Willremain for some time with her. son
Fred at 0watoma.' .'.,:' :: I''M :. -.
The worthy Patron and Nv orthy
Matron Of Unity Chapter; O, E;''S. gave
a reception Saturday. evening to the
retiring and present officers rof the
chapter at, the !. residence, 'Qf'' Mrs.
Thos. McFarlane. :. Games and other
recreation we're enjoyed a1ld' at| ten
o'clock banquet was SCI serveedd,Ii I'' - : y,
Sunday M Drling, the mercury got
down to 80 below and did not get above
twenty below all day; "a -very''pmtlsual
streak Of Minnesota .IWeatherul' onday
morning the mercury stood at 3O below
and Tuesday at IS below Il This is not
the coldest spell k<n known he here; rfe;,U o ;%'" ~,
CLERK to5f of ic!ottrt,4 O. J. ;SifrHmons, fe!
ceived news It, Monday. AFTERNOONS
Of the serious illness of his, sister. Mrs.
a, 2. Price. at Converse, nidiana, from
pneumonia, and lefts onithe next train.
Later news stated that. she. died Mon
day night. Mrs. A. G. FaWcett OF, Roches:
ter, sister, met Mr.. Simmons" at Chi-
cago, and accompanied him." "'.': a.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ,Hilker were
happily surprised Friday evening on
their 35th wedding anniversary, by
about sixty members of Mcintyre Post,
u. a, II. CIlo w II. u. d4Q OtItlS I1hlIS
possession of, their, residence ON Water
street and made, themselves decidedly
at home. "' The evening was spent very
socially and an, abundance IofE good
things to eat was provided. "A set Of
beautiful gold Band dishes. was pre-
sented asatoken of regard. ,Ilaun1'} g2n
The st,o Paul. dispatch says that
William G,,I CARING; j, ]hna has ~, a new ssh6W
horse. He!hasHjust purchased from j.
Rutherford. s. Sons of Austin, Mimi,
the. spleidid three year r-old stallion,
Leslie King, number 81, ,3S5S3 3S55S3 iii rthe pedit
gree, books, Leslie. King was .sirealoby
another great horse, ReVehhe King dam
by Ellerslie Wilkes. iIn Leslie King MIR,
Garland believes. that he possesses zone
of the best Show horses ilnlnF the country.:
He has never been exhibited at amy of
the shows, but will be put on texhibi-.
tion at all the big shows this year S . The
price paid. was 5SR1 500. sThe colt twas
raised by the Rutherfords lg,j'! & j.i .tui ii' Z
10 f0t - -: :, III, :: ~ Si5sa ~ "