Mower County transcript., 1904-01-13
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All the official news of the County
will be published in the TRANSCRIPT
as usual ...@
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred johnson of
Madison, Wis. came Friday to visit
relatives. =.
If you wish bargains, look up the
advertising columns of the TRANSCRIPT
this week. b. ...- ~..
The three National banks of this
city held their annual meetings yester
day afternoon.
Mrs. G. Fred Baird entertained the
P. D. club Friday evening at six
o'clock dinner.
Albert Thon entertained his clerks
Thursday evening at a six o'clock din
ner at the Fox Hotel.
The Ladies of the G. A. r. INSTALL
ed officers Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
Emma Neller installing officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pooler and
daughter Dorothy left for Tampa, Fla,
Thursday to spend several weeks.
The Merchants Association held
their annual meeting in Harmonic
hall last evening and elected officers.
The Ladies of the G. A. R. have
rented the Woodman hall over E
Joseph's Fair Store for their meeting.
Frank H. Palmer, formerly of Phil
pot & Palmer was here Friday in the
interests Of theHallet- Davis Piano Co.
The 6:55 a. M. north bound train
and the 900 p. m. south bound train on
the Great Western have been take off.
Max Erdmann opened up the new
Austin gymnasium Friday evening.
1t is located opposite the Grand hotel.
Fred Fairbanks was over from
Rochester Wednesday. His sister, Mrs.
Addie Denison, accompanied him
home.
Mrs. Charles Symes and children
of Blooming Prairie came Friday to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burr
Maxwell.
Miss Matte DeRemer, who has
been quite, i'll at her home on south
Main street, is better and able to he
about the house.
Herbert Schleuder, Harry Officer
and Irwin Fox LETT for California on
Thursday for stay of several weeks.
Schleuder may locate at Los Angeles.
Mrs. Eva Brown has been elected
First Reader and Miss Fanny Buck
Second Reader for the Local Christian
Scientists church for the ensuing year.
The city council has authorized
the examination by competent person
Of the nails and public meeting places
in this city to know of their safety and
condition.
Merchants and others are warned
against buying or negotiating any or
ders for butter on the Austin Coopera-
tive Creamery except those made out
by the manager and his deputy.
The annual meeting of the Intsr-
state Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany of this city was held yesterday
afternoon at Harmonic hall for the
election of officers and other business.
Miss Ethel W. Fleck, formerly of
this city, was married Wednesday, to
Mr.. Frank L. Gray at Gardiner, Maine.
Miss Fleck has been teacher in Maine
for several years.
The injunction proceedings in the
case of Kaufman Bros. VS.. G. Schleuder
and. p. H. Friend, which came up be.
fore Judge Kingsley Friday on adjourn
ment, were withdrawn by the Kauf-
manns without prejudice.
"A house belong to Hannibel Noble
in Udolpho caught fire last week Mon
day and was entirely burned. 1t was
occupied by Martin Goodwin as renter.
Insured in the Mower County Mutual,
$500 on building, 500 on contents.
Mrs. Perry Reynolds hurt. her
shoulder quite seriously Friday evening
at her home south of the fair grounds.
She was coming down stairs and STEP
ped off two steps supposing that she
was at the bottom. 1t is not thought
that any bones we're broken.
The 5. M. Normal College manage
ment paid into the city treas ury las
Friday the sum of $l,25O, the first int
stallment due on the new college build
ing. Prof. Boostrom reports nearly
$50 students now in attendance
The following are the newly elect,
ed officers Of Aus- in Hose Company
No. 2: Capt. Nj. J. Mayer; Lieut.. j. E..
McNally; pipemen, Joe H. Mayer, John
Knovsky, Frank Gender; hydrant men,
J. G. Hemer, G. w. McNally; secretary,
Joe H. Mayer; treasurer, Geo. Um-
hoefer; steward, Joe Mayer Jr.
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