Mower County transcript., 1905-12-13
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-Ayflarge variety of sleigh bells at
Frank Rayman's.:
The most exquisite designs in
Jewel Cases at SCHLEUDER'S. :
Lamps, Chinaware, glassware and
crockery at Dalager's.
--latest improved Chafing Dishes
fjust received at SCHLEUDER'S. =
Mr.. and Mrs. O.J. Simmons went
to the Twin Cities for brief visit.
| Leave your orders for Christmas
! trees promptly at Dalager's grocery.
Beautiful cut glass Creamers and
Sugars, per set $3.50 at SCHLEUDER'S.
Mrs. Toye of Winona was guest
Fof her daughter, Mrs. Harry. West. over
Sunday.
Buy your Fountain Pen for Xmas
present at SCHLEUDER'S. Every
pen guaranteed.
Crosses, plain and Roman finish
an d rose gold, also pearl set at
- SCHLEUDER'S. :"
Mrs. N. Rasmussen returned Sat-,
urday from Detroit, Mimi, where she
visited her daughter.
-Swellest thing. in ladies' Chatalaine
Watches, special for Xmas presents at
~: SCHLEUDER'S
Bring your potatoes, eggs beans
and butter to E. A. Dalager, the grocer
and get highest prices.
! Be sure that you try the Austin
dye works. You will save money and
their work is the best. 81
Everything in silver novelties, soap
boxes, card cases, match safes, ETC., at
SCHLEUDER'S.
-Valises, trunks, satchels and suit
cases at Frank Rayman's, Just the
thing for nice present.
= Mr.. and Mrs John F. Robinson
ana daughter of Steele, N. D. visited
relatives here on Sunday.
Miss Mamie Jacobs expects to leave
tomorrow for Elyria, Ohio, to spend
the wllter with relatives.
just received, 600 beautiful cups
and saucers, imported French china, 3
decorations, Csc. >SCHLEUDERS.
The past week has been IDEAL. for
weather, still, sunny and mild. No
snow and the best climate on earth.
-Patronize the TRANSCRIPT ad-
vertisers for your Christmas shopping.
They havethe goods at right prices.
For Sale, registered POLAND China
boars. Large growthy ones from three
different sires: j. II. Aultfather, Aus
tin Rural 2. r.. -: = J.. : -
Get your dyeing done at the Austin
steam dye and cleaning works. They
do not shrink nor injure anything plac
ed in their hands, - ...-,..s-
Mrs. Robert Bedford and daugh-
ter of Lyle township were guests of
Mrs. John Moreland last week, return
ing home Sunday.
Mrs. Will II. Blalock of Chevenne.
Wyg., arrived yesterday to visit her
father who is very sick at the home of
Mrs. G. H. Decker, his daughter.
Il. w. Decker and family and D.
II. StimsOn left last evening for Los
Angeles, Cal. to spend the winter.
They have rented cottage at Holly.
wood.
e. A. Dalager has just what YOU
want for your Christmas tree and for
your home, nuts, apples, oranges, big
assortment of candies, layer raisins.
Get your supplies Of him.
The Austin Elks have voted TO
establish club rooms and will put in
billiard and pool room as well as smok-
ing, reading and card rooms. These
will be connected with the lodge rooms.
There will be an M. E. social this
evening at the home of A. w. Edison,
four miles east. A large attendance
from Austinis expected. Teams will
be provided for those who wish.
{ The Art and Literary Club met
with Mrs. H. M. w Warfeld Saturday eve
ming and elected the following officers:
pres, Mrs. Ira Padden; sec'y, Mrs. Hen
netin; treas, Mrs. O. n. Peck; cor, Mrs.
WI. Plummer. A social evening was
enjoyed. IS ,55. @ & E
The Eastern Star elected the fol
lowing officers Monday eYenig: w. NJ,
Mrs. Oscar Ober;S w. r., j. M. Green
man; Asso. NJ, Mrs. G. a. Hegge; Con-
ductress, Mrs. George r. Anderson;
AssO. Cond., Jane Todd; Secretary,
Mrs. y. y. Robinson; Treasurer, Marie
Page. 81, IL.