Mower County transcript., 1906-09-19
Cook with gas. .:S5 ssS. I.
Calendar Club meets with Mrs.
Fred FentOn Thursday afternoon. #

fall opening sale on the sixth page.
The city council Monday evening
passed an anti-spitting ordinance.
Highest market value paid for good
dairy butter at the Hub Grocery De-
partment. tt
w. D. Rosbatch of St. Paul came
yesterday to spend two weeks with
Austin friends.
For sale, two good young COWS
new milch about Sept. l. w. B. LIGHT
LEY, Oakland, MINI.
Miss Alvina Rehman returned
Thursday from her vacation at her
home in Greeley, Iowa.
Judge J. M. Greenman went to
Dover yesterday to visit a brother-in-
law who is very sick.
State University opened yesterday.
Two young women and ten young men
from Austin are students.
Mrs. James E. Snyder returned
yesterdayifrom her summers visit with
her relatives at Mt Sterling, Ill.
Mrs. Frank Champion and son of
St. Ansgar were guests of Mr., and
Mrs. D. W. Hogan last week returning
home Friday.
Mrs. Mate Sargent left last evening
Mrs. Olin l.. Gregg who is critically i'll
with cancer.
-Chas. +. Huser will open up cigar
and news stand next week in the Litch-
field store next north of Gleason's
jewelry store.
Work on the foundation of the
new Presbyterian church is being
rushed It will be ready for the corner
stone Oct. 1.
Mrs. D. E. Ballard returned Thurs
day to her home at Washington, Kas
after visit with her sisters, Mrs. W..
Mcfarland and Mrs. L. B. Fairbanks.
Mrs. j. C. Bolson and three child
rem left for Spokane, WASH, Thursday
to join Mr.. Bolson there and make
their home. We are sorry to have
them 60.
The race attractions at the county
fair include a 2:30 pace Tuesday for
a 5000 purse; 2:40 trot W ednesday for
purse of 5000; and a 2:2O pace Thurs
day for purse of $500.
"A company of young lady friends
enjoyed birthday party at Eula
Terry's Thursday evening on her seven
teenth anniversary. Games and music
we're enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
The Beau Knots were entertained
Thursday evening by Mrs. Orris Hayes
at her home on Lansing avenue. A
delightful evening was spent and some
pieces of beautiful hand painted china
were presented to the hostess.
--Rev r. E. Sayles is giving a series
of Sunday evening sermons at the Bap-
tist church on Jesus Christ and Modern
Social Problems. Next Sunday even
ing he will speak on The Teachings of
Christ concerning the Family.
"A linen shower was given Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs. George
Gordon on the east side for Miss Mary
Chimiliski who is soon to become a
bride. About fifty were present and
| the shower was d copious one
Boys fine Box Calf shoes, Cam
bridge last; fine filters, "a new stock
Would be cheap at $1.65. Adapted for
school wear. Our price for this week
only $1.40. The Hub Shoe Department,
south side, Main floor.
Lyman Gage says ''It is not what
you make but what you save" Visit The
Hub Shoe Department, south side,
main floor and look over their $500
line of Ladies and Gents bench made
shoes, in all the up to date lasts,
Equal to any $400 line in the city.
An appeal to mothers for school
shoes. We have a lot of Misses fine
Vicl Kid Shoes, spring heels, any size,
nothing old or out OF date> which we
are selling at $l.3o for this week only.
Ca!l at once and get the best selections
The Hub Shoe Department, south side.
main floor
For Sale-The Crane Homestead on
S. kenwood Ave. city Of Austin, COM
prising II acres of land with good brick
residence and barn. Choice fruit trees
| and a beautiful shaded lawn. A model
home for retired farmer or business
| man. Price and terms reasonable.
Apply to VIM. CRANE, Austin, Minn.,
or E. B. CRANE, 725 Temple Court
| Minneapolis.
Jack Reed, colored, who was let out
of the penitentiary in May was
arrested here Monday evening by
Sheriff Nicholson on the charge Of
horse stealing in Fillmore county.
Sheriff Blexrud of Preston reported
that Reed was charged with stealing a
horse near Preston which he traded in
Spring Valley for a broncho and Sl2
The broncho he sold at Mcintyre and
came to Austin to visit his old haunts.
Sheriff Blexrud took him to Preston
yesterday. Reed was in the peniten-
tiary for breaking into NJ. Teeters
house