Mower County transcript., 1905-09-13


Sunday with Austin relatives.
Rev. +. e. KUpf Of Cheyenne, Wy,
supplied the Congregational pulpit Sun
day. y
B. F. Langworthy. of Brownsville
came Monday to attend the county
fair. " . .S = E .SS FL. ~. q "a d
e. Schleuder left for New Z York
Friday to purchase large stock OF
holiday goods. rs ~ ]
Forrest Schleslder returned Satu,r
day from Chicago and a visit to the
Wisconsin paper mills. +. .L !
"A. n. Kinsman walked to the top
of Pixies Peak and down again On his
Colorado trip last week. s.e I
Mrs. Eugenia Hill returned Mon:
day from Fort Dodge. She spent a
week with friends there.
Miss Matte G. Ellis left Thursday:
for Peru, Feb, where she is teacher
| in the state normal school. !
Miss Ethel Void went to Mont
gomery Saturday and will teach Latin
and English in the high school there.
Mrs. Mae Birdsey and infant
daughter Of Mason City came Monday
to visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.
Gender.
The Mower County Agricultural
Society has just received from the state
apportionment $49l.22 as it's share for
the 1903 fair.
Miss Lillian Griffin and her father
returned Sept. 5 from their visit at
Portland and other points. They were
gone three months.
Misses Alice Mcbride, Viola Dins-
moor and Hazel Webber are among
the Austin students to attend the state
university this year.
Miss Margaret Aultfather of Min
erva, Ohio, is spending several weeks
with her cousin, Miss Clara Aultfather,
on her way to Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Richard
son Of Oak Grove, Mo-, came Wednes-
day to spend week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. $. Walker and other rela-
tives.
| Misses Allie and Mable Kaufman
of Tracy, MINI. came Wednesday to
spend a week with old friends and at
tend the fair. Nothing like Austin for
them.
Mrs. J. Schwan spent Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Campbell, in
st. Paul. She returned Friday noon
accompanied by the little grand-daugh-
ter, Corrine..
| p. Bump and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cass Fairbanks and Mrs. Polly WISE
man of the Austin delegates to Denver
returned Saturday morning. Others re-
NAMED to visit Colorado friends.
Mrs, NJ. Majors and Vern and Kit
were at St. Paul last week on their way
to Portland for an extended stay.
She has brother there. Mrs. Majors
has been living at Sterling, ILL.,, since
she left Austin.
Miss Rena Boe, who has been spend
ing ten days vacation with her father
at Faribault, and friends at Zumbrota
came home Tuesday evening. Miss
Boe is an operator at the International
Telephone Exchange.
A barn in Grand Meadow township
belonging to J. & M. Krebsbach of
Adams was burned with its contents
| Friday morning with loss Of $4,000.
It contained about 45 tons of hay and
seven head of horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. VeOn plan to
leave for Los Angeles, CAL, next month
to reside He has been with the Mil
waukee road here for over FIVE years
and is very popular official. The K.
P. boys will especially miss him.
BE economical and take advantage
of the great reduction on suits and
trousers which Ed. Schiewek is max:
ing. Now after, the Glorious Fourth
he will make Suits and Trousere at l0
per cent reduction. Over. r. r.
Murphy's. ..-s -. :. se-s-+. &c.
Double Breasted Suits are being
worn more this season than any others
We show a swell line of them for Men
and Boys. The patterns are very
beautiful, the make and ft equal to
custom make. Our prices are right
| HIRSH'S.
AT meeting Of Christ Episcopal
church Friday evening it was voted to
remodel the church edifce, installing a
heating plant, enlarging the room and
making the main entrance at the west