Mower County transcript., 1904-07-13

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The Harmonic Club 1picnicked at
George Baudler's Sunday afternoon.
y Mrs. Mary Chimiliskf and son spent
last week visiting her*sister in Owa-
tOnna. " III $$zs~-ry I1.><fi ~.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly went to St.
Paul Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. P.
J. Maloney. ..
Send your ordersefor fine wedding
stationery to this Office. We have the
latest and best. :l-
The Austin Elks have organized
baseball team from which great victo-
ries are expected.
Mrs. A. V. Ellis spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Ingmund-
son, in St. Paul. =
Geo. w. Studer is one of the grand
jurors in the y. S. court convened at
Duluth this week.
%. J. Simmons leaves Friday for
Cincinnati, a delegate to the national
convention of Elks.
"A marriage licence has been issu-
ed to Reuben E. Whitcomb and Nina
c. Knapp of Leroy.
The Mower County Medical Soci-
ETY. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j ohm
Frank at Leroy today.
Mrs. Carl M. Syck and daughters
went to Chicago Wednesday to spend
two weeks with relatives.
State labor inspector E. b. Lott Of
St. Paul was looking over the manufac-
tories Of Austin yesterday.
Miss Mayme Grant Of Faribault
spent last week with Miss Laura Snere,
returning home Monday.
John H. Skinner returned from st.
Louis Sunday. He attended the ma
tional democratic convention.
Misses Anna and Amelia Schradle
spent t;;;o days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Schradle of Austin.
-Mankato Commercial College will
enroll 200 students Sept. 5. Will you
be one of them? 1t will pay you.
G. G. Dinsmoor had 35 pickers
busy in his strawberry patches Monday
and brought fifty crates to market.
Mrs. Forest Schleuder and son
Herbert went to Duluth last week to
spend several week with relatives.
Mrs. Jane Davidson, south Ken
wood avenue, aged 80 years, has been
very weak and failing during the past
week.
The Presbyterian Y. 2. S. G. E.
gave social last evening at engineer
George Smiths residence on Water
street.
Miss Evalyn Kasper of Glencoe is
guest of Miss Jessie Dinsmoor.
They were classmates at the u. M.
class of 1904.
Thirty marriage licenses were issu-
ed in Mower County in June, just one
day. Twenty two were issued in
June of last year.
Prof. G. r. Boostrom took his sec
ond degree in the knights of Pythias
Monday evening and he believes he is
now wiser man.
Miss Margaret Tracy returned
home to Fargo Thursday after spend
ing three weeks with relatives in Oak
land and Austin.
| Mrs. Ormanzo Allen has sold her
property, the Judge Allen residence on
Oakland avenue, to DR.. Albertson.
Consideration, $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hacmac. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Pinkava and Mr.. and Mrs. j
Vodraska spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lukes in Sergeant. -.
Frank J. Mayhem of SanFrancisco
CAL, was caller Wednesday. He for
merly was in business in Austin. He
is now in the tea and coffee business.
1.-The Mower County Poultry Asso
citation will hold their picnic at Holmes
ISpring farm, east of the city, on Thurs
day, July 21.. A grand good time ii
Iplanned for.
| Charles Barnitz reached the banner
strawberry record on Thursday. HI
picked and sold 1885 boxes, the. larges
amount ever picked in this county; il
one day. This has been an unusuall.
good year for this crop.
Il Ensign and Mrs. Grass, who helped
to open the work of the Salvation Arm;
in Austin, will open a series of re
vival meetings this evening in ten
located just north of the Presbyterian
3 church. All are invited. ~ ,.st.l
4, Harry Kings =42nd birthday ami
versary occurred Saturday and hi
> friends did not overlook it. A part
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