Mower County transcript., 1904-08-31

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DIR. L. A. Cooley lost his valuable
Guernsey cow yesterday from apoplexy'
Mrs. j. x. Wilson left for st.
Joseph }Mich., Wednesday to visit her
sisters.
Plan to attend the Mower County
Fair and Austin Street Carnival Sept
6, and 8.
Mrs. James F. Prouty went to
Minneapolis to visit her sister, Mrs. D.
J. Ames.
"A large number of our citizens are
taking in the state fair at Hamline
this week.
IS. w. Clark and family have moved
into town after spending the summer
! on their farm.
| The S. Nj. Normal College COM
menced its fall term yesterday with
good prospects.
Il. Rawn of Lyle returned Thurs
day from an extended visit at his old
home in Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Schleuder left
Saturday to spend two weeks at the
St. Louis exposition.
will E. Hitler, formerly residing
in Austin, is now stenographer i'll q
railroad house in Chicago.
Austin street carnival next week.
A round of pleasure and excitement.
Meet me at the carnival.
Mrs. H. N. Wilder of Concord
went to Chicago Monday to attend a
Christian Science convention.
Miss Lille Griffin returned Wed
nesday from visit with her sister, Mrs.
J. E. Gutherless at Browns Valley.
Arthur Thomas who has been at
tending the state college of Mines in
Michigan arrived home on Monday.
Mis-. Victor Sanberg of Owatonna
returned home Saturday after pleas
ant visit of two weeks with her parents.
Our county fair opens next Tues.
day. Plans have been completed for
the biggest and best display ever seen
here.
IS. butcher, who has been spending
| the summer with his son George here,
left today for his home in Troutdale,
Oregon.
IN. J. Fisch returned from the east
ern markets and our readers have some
surprises awaiting them in the way
! of elegant goods.
/ Harry M. Basford arrived from st
Louis Saturday and has entered upol
his work as one of the proprietors Of
the Austin Register.
/ All persons putting in side sewers
can save fifteen per cent in cost by
calling on Joe Lohman, 1910 Moscow
street. Phone No. All R. 20
Miss Grace Comstock, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. S. S
Washburn for several weeks, returned
Friday to her home in Mankato.
Mrs. NJ. A. Searles, living south Of
the south bridge, has been quite sicl
for the past two weeks with hear
trouble and is not much better.
&C. F. Cook was up in the vicinit,
of Hutchinson last week adjusting
losses from the storm incurred by tht
Alliance Hail and' Cyclone Insurance
Co. He says that the ravages of tht
storm were very severe.
"A. o. Dinsmoor returned THURSDAY
from a visit to the Iowa state fair al
DesMoines. He reports the exhibit!
2 in certain lines as inferior to thu
Minnesota fair.
H. P. Chaplin of Lansing has beer
confined to the house for the past three
3 weeks with throat trouble but is getting
7 better. His Odd Fellow friends have
r been frequent visitors.
The Zeta Beta Psi club had an en-
joyablve hayrack ride to Lansing Fri
day evening and on Saturday evening
] the girls were entertained at six O'CLOCK
r dinner by Miss Alice Mcbride.
The statute requires steam thresh
ing outfits passing along the public
highways to be stopped when ap
preaching team. A man is also to b.
sent ahead to assist in. taking care O.
the horses until the vehicle is past. l
will be well for threshers in this localit,
to conform to this statute.
The large plate glass window o.
= the Citizens National Bank north o.
, the entrance was broken Friday nigh
, by stone or glancing bullet. A not,
was found on the windowsill nearb!
. stating that the breaking was an &C
cident and that the one who broke i
would call and settle. The police tool
up the clue. The hole was small one
> MT large anOnUh FIR anv ono m onto