Mower County transcript., 1904-11-23
Che Urt1t1arript.
AUSTIN WEDNESDAY Nov. % 1904.

AUSTIN "WEDNESDAY Nov, % 1904.
Ten bars Swift's Pride soap for 25c
at.the Hub Friday and Saturday.
"A daughter was born to Mrs.
Milton E. Rogers Friday evening.
Forty cent tea for 81 cents a pound
at the Hub Friday and Saturday. >. ,
Vera Harrison and Millicent
Seymour visited in OWatonna over Sun
day. -
"A. N. Decker, w. E. Waldron and
Dr.. A. M. Lewis spent Sunday:at>Owa.
tOnna. y:
Tho Lutheran Ladies Aid netted
abeut S125 at their sale and dinner
Saturday. ,:-> -. r.
Rev. F. L. Anderson will preach in
the Saints Rest school house next Sun
day at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Parmenter and
Miss Maggie Conner left Monday eve-
ming for St. Louis.
MIR. and Mrs. o. Ayers left last
evening for San Jose, Cal., to spend the
winter with DR.. A. A. Wright and
family,
20. w. Shaw had successful opera
ton at the Rochester hospital yester-
day large number of gall stones being
removed.
Dan Dibble had his band caught in
a corn shredder Saturday while feeding
on D. Dugaw's farm in Lansing and a
part of his hand was torn off.
1.-THE Fixedness of Character a
Habit in Relation to Destiny" will be
the subject of the sermon at the Baptist
church next Sunday evening.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will hold
their annual sale of fancy and useful
articles on Tuesday, Dec. g. They will
serve chicken pie dinner at noon.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving. Help
to make some other one happy.
Give up the day to devotion and
gratitude for the mercies of the year.
C. Fred Baird returned Sunday
from Mt. Clemans, Mich, where he has
been receing treatment for three weeks
for sciatic rheumatism. He is much
improved.
The youngest child of Henry
Weodson died Sunday evening. The
child was living with the grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Erickson, in the south
part of town. .. :.
Several Christian Scientists from
Austin went down to Mason City Sun
day afternoon to attend a lecture de-
llvered there by Edward A. Kimball,
G. s. ID. They report an enjoyable trip.
Another week of warm, fine
weather and farmers were blowing yes
terday. The fall work is GENERALLY
DONE There is some complaint of soft,
corn heating: in the bins during this
warm weather. ..::,
The funeralof Mrs. Welcome Os-
burn: was: held at Cedar City school
house Saturday afternoon, Rev. A.
Cressey officiating. Interment in Cedar
City cemetery. A large concourse of
friends was present. ~1''
We are pleased to see Prof. Andrew
Nelson Of this city prominently men;
toned for state superintendent Of
public instruction. He was assistant
for two years and thoroughly knows
the duties of the office.
The union Thanksgiving service
will be held Thursday morning at 1920
o'clock in the Methodist church. The
pastor of the church Rev. Lutz will de-
liver the sermon. Everybody is cordial
ly invited to attend this service.
Mrs. George Sharpe was the lucky
ono to draw the Charter Oak range
given away by the Decker Brothers
Saturday afternoon. There was large
crowd gathered Of those who held
tickets on it. The lucky number was
PIP. .. ,,:~,
The oldest son Of P: "A. Conkey,
formerly of Window township, was
burned to death last week by a. prairie
fire and Mr.. Conkey and the youngest
son were badly burned. A. prairie fire
swept across their farm near Mohall,
N. d. and they were burned in attempt.
ing to extinguish it, ", .......<@ VI
There will be public debate in
the courtroom next Tuesday evening,
Nov. g, between Carl Baudler. and b.
G. Rudolph Of this city. Subject "Be
it Resolved that the present Industrial
and Economic System is more Beneficial
to mankind than Socialism would be-.
Everybody invited. Rudolph takes the
Affirmative. H. s..
Key. Arthur T. Fowler, D., d.,
pastor Of the Calvary Baptist church Of
Minneapolis will address ssThe Brother
hood" Of the Baptist church of Austin,
Monday evening, Nov. %, at s o'clock.
The men of the church, congregation
and their ntlemep friends are cordial-
" invited to hear DR.. Fowler who
knows how to interest an audience Of
men. 36 :. M 6l@5 u Ii . @t XII. s5t