Mower County transcript., 1904-05-11
Joe Pollock is reported much better

lis visited relatives here Thursday.
Henry Waterman has his founda-
tion in for his new house on Allegheny
street.
Anton Vodraska is putting up a
large, fine barn on his farm east OF
Ramsey. II
IS. D. Catherwood addressed the t
Austin Progressive League Wednesday
evening.
Alex Campbell has been appointed
president of the Water and Electric
Commission.
The frame of Mrs. G. w. Benton's
new house on Garfield street is up and
is being enclosed.
Prof. c. r. Boostrom left for Gales
berg, Ill.,, Thursday on account of the !
serious illness Of his mother.
Rudy Peterson, the barber, was |
called to Minneapolis Thursday on ac-
count of the death of his father.
Charles Bush and family have re-
moved from Madison, S. D., to Mime
apolis to reside. They Aisited here last
week.
Mrs. Charles Crocker OF Council
Bluffs is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Dugan and other re1a-
tives.
Mrs. &. w. Harter returned Satur-
day from Minneapolis where she has
been in the hospital for several weeks.
She is better.
The Cosmos Club met Wednesday
evening with Miss Grace, Kimball. a.
paper upon the AZtecs was read by
)! Mrs. Smith Dawson.
| Wallace Gregson has bought out
the milk business, wagons and outfit OF
George R. Russell and will give per-
sonal attention to the business.
The G. E. Club gave another en-
) joyable dancing party Saturday even
ing and some of the girls say they did
not know he was just married.
Excursion to Land Of the red apple,
clover, corn and stock, May Il, 1904,
' fare round trip including berth S1949.
? Further information call on Benecke
& Smith.
}, The State Town Dwelling Insur-
y ance Company, r. L. Johnson secretary,
is steadily adding to it's volume OF
; business and passed the half million
e mark some time since.
j. Miss Elizabeth Kelly Of Austin
and Miss Ella Larkin of Pipestone have
l. been elected teachers in our city schools
e to take the places of Misses Swenrud
J. and Lowry who resigned.
The new market of e. A. HORNED
II & Co. next to Fisch's dry goods store is
a a beauty, one of the finest in the state
# 1t is double the size Of the old one and
fitted up in elegant style.
d The funeral services Of Aaron 5
It Latt, of Marshall township, aged 1S
n took place at the Hovelander church
Thursday, Rev. J. c. Roseland ot1iciat
r ing. He died of typhoid fever, May ?.
s. The electric lights in the southwest
IS part of the city went out suddenly
during the thunder shower Thursday
w evening, one of the transformers being
=, ~ put out of service Connections were
20 again made after brief delay.
The Ladies Guild and St. Cecil;
~ Guild of Christ Episcopal church hav
:, consolidated, to be known as tn
rs Woman's Guild of Christ church. Th
following are the. first officers: Mrs
w. R. Terry, president: Mrs. &. "
~ Merrick, vicepres.; Mrs. VIM. Kendricb
" sec.; Mrs. J. W. Scott, treas.
Many Of our readers will regret t
learn that Sister Lena has resigned a
w. nurse at st. Olaf hospital. She ha
:" been at st. Olaf since it was establishe
in 1897. A farewell reception will b
given for her at the Lutheran churc
IT, tomorrow evening at eight o'clock t
'ss which all her friends are invited. Sh
M goes to Minneapolis for similar pc
nj sition.
"A lodge OF the order of Eagles wa
ID iorganized in Austin Tuesday evening
:al May 3, with SO members. G. w. Sha(
wald, State organizer, was the office
m- in charge, assisted by John j. Adam
of this city. Visiting Eagles were pre-:
en- ent from several other points. Tn
er, following officers were elected: job
ill j. Adams, w. p; Walter Terry, V. p
to James D. Smith, Chaplain; w. L. Va
Camp, Sec.; Frank Sargent; Treas
H. Geo. Dolen,, Cond.; DR.. C. F. levi
ho Phys; NJ. F. Erdman, /. G.; C. A. Gil
in son, O. G.; Chas. Kaufman, H. j. Zel
hv der, J. E. Pitzen, trustees.
Cudahy's best Diamond G. skimne
uc hams at r. w March,c m oor1,o@