Mower County transcript., 1905-08-30

Rev. T. M. Cornelison left for his
old Kentucky home Wednesday for
brief vacation.
Mrs. E. R Earl went to Romano,
5. D., Thursday to spend two weeks
with friends.
The Hub got carload of loo
watermelons Thursday and were selling
them out at ten cents each.
Joe Regner's family moved last
week into their fine new home, Oak.
; land and Kenwood avenues.
The wedding of DR.. Everard J.
VonBronkhorst and Miss Louise Siefert
; of Wells will take place Sept. 6.
james W. Carr, deputy postmaster,
broke the wrist of his right arm Fri
. day while on a vacation at Leroy.
MIR. and Mrs. George Anderson
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
G. Anderson at Corning last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Waldron and
Miss Abby Webb returned Thursday
from their lake trip to Buffalo, N. I.
Mrs. Sadie Litch6eld. Sells of Tulsa,
Indian Ter, arrived Wednesday to Wis
it her mother, Mrs. VIM. M. Litch6eid
Take advantage of the ten per cent
discount for custom made clothing
during August at Ed Schiewek's over
Murphy's.
For rent at once half section of
land three miles southeast of Adams
village. All under plow. Splendid farm.
Inquire of Matt Smith, Austin.
| The first directors of the Austin
Gas Company are T. 81. J. Leckband,
Lafayette French, John R. Rowie, R. j.
breckenridge and Frank J. Gates.
Dell Shaw and family went to
Minneapolis Wednesday to make their
new home there. Mr.. Shaw has work
with a railroad company there.
so far as possible, all our CORES
pondence must come to this Office on
Monday afternoons mails. It is simply
impossible to handle 1t all on Tuesday
HI. Mortensen has opened a shoe
shop at 113 Mill street, Austin. Shoes
and Rubbers repaired in neat manner.
Workmanship guaranteed. Give me a
call. %
The public schools of this city open
next Monday, Sept. 4, and all pupils
should be on hand ready to take up
next years work in an energetic man
ner.
DIR. Stevenson, Eye Specialist, of
Albert Lea, will be in Austin Friday,
Sept. 8, Office at Fox Hotel, to do Eye
Ear, Nose and Throat work and to cor.
rectly fit glasses.
Miss Florence Huser returned Aug.
% from Cincinnati where she spent
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Edna Muehlburg. Miss Nellie Suther-
land accompanied her.
The new instructor in Science and
Athletics, M. M. Pope, arrived today
and would like to meet on Thursday at
4 o'clock in room six all the high school
boys who are interested in athletics.
| The neighbors of Mrs. J. B. Mills
gathered at her home near the Cement
Works Friday and all enjoyed very
pleasant afternoon. They presented
Mrs. Mills with cut glass berry bowl
i Mems suits to suit everybody
Price $500, $1,000, $500 and $1,000
You can buy clothing cheaper from uf
than at an other store. Our goods veal
better than the average goods you get
i HIRSH'S.
The Tri-State Telephone Co. have
} forty men at work putting in toll line
from Spring Valley to Jackson. The
poles through the city will be from
so to 60 feet high, so as to carry thu
wires above the trees.
} BE economical and take advantage
of the great reduction on suits ani
trousers which Ed. Schiewek is max
ling. Now after the Glorious Fourth
he will make Suits and Trousere at Il
per cent reduction. Over R. R
Murphy's.
Mrs. Tim Delhanty and Mrs. VIM
Kelly and sons Daniel and Timoth!
have gone to Forest Lake for an ex
tended visit with their sister, Mrs
Thomas Connolly; will return to thei
homes in Austin after about thre'
weeks visit there.
J, -Messrs. W. J. Rice, Abe Newell
, and Arthur Scullin leave tomorrow
! morning, over the c. G. w. Road TO
Colorado, where they will visit at Chey
enne and take in the G. A. K. encamp
ment and then take a trip to COLORADO
Springs, returning by way of Kansa