Mower County transcript., 1906-01-17
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$42.5O at VESTS.
Little Naoma Rice has been quite
sick for several days.
Mrs. E. B. Payne of Dexter visited
in Austin Friday and Saturday.
Rev. F. C. Milius of Waltham was
in Austin Saturday on business.
"A son was born to Mrs. G. W
Mann on Jan, 2. All doing well, -
Mrs. Harry West went to Winona
Saturday to visit for several weeks.
calendar Social at the Congrega-
tional church tonight. Something
novel.
Mr.. and Mrs. W: Thede Mollison
of Faribault spent Sunday with rela-
tives here.
Miss Sarah Will went last week to
Osceola, Wis. to spend several months
at her fathers home.
DIR. j. W. Phillips went to Chicago
Saturday to attend special clinic. He
will return today.
George A. Litchfield has been laid
up with grippe for the past two weeks
but is reported better.
Henry Schnorrenberg of Window
township came Monday to visit his
daughter, Mrs. George Beckel. 8 =
1.-The winter term of the SIN Normal
college closes tomorrow. The second
winter term will commense next Tues
day.
Treasurer s. A. Smith went to
Minneapolis Saturday to spend Sunday
with his daughter, Marian, who is at
the state university.
Mrs. c. II. Davidson, Jr. and two
daughters, returned to their home IN
Darlington, N. D., after a pleasant WIS.,
it with relatives here.
Matt Kelly, formerly an Austin
printer, who has been working on a
Mason City paper, has taken charge of
the job office OF the Albert Lea Tribune.
The Christian church of this city
last week finished raising the amount
to pay for their lot one block west of
the Baptist church and now have a
clear deed of the property.
Consul James w. Davidson was in
the West hotel, Minneapolis, at the
time of the disastrous fire last Wednes-
day morning but escaped without in
jury but with the loss Of his clothes
and baggage.
-Wanted-District Managers to post
signs, advertise and distribute samples
Salary $500 weekly, $500 per day for
expenses. State age and present en-
ployment. IDEAL SHEAR Co., 80 Ran
dOlph St., Chicago. 5-17
The K. K. KS were entertained
Wednesday evening by Miss Ida
Weisel their gentlemen friends also
being guests. An excellent dinner was
served at six o'clock and a musical
program was given in the evening.
DIR. c. &. Leck, Judge J, E. Robin
son and J. F. Fairbanks went to Ro-
chester Friday as committee to visit
the Sunday meetings and inspect the
! tabernacle there. They are planning
for the building to be erected in Austin.
Mrs. George W. johnson received a
telegram Saturday evening announcing
the death of her oldest sister, Mrs,
Mary E. Parker, at Irving Park, near
Chicago. Her sister, Mrs. Lucy Cush'
ing was with her at the time of hel
death.
The Happy Thought Club Of Varco
the ladies auxiliary of the Rose Greek
Cemetery association, met with Mrs. j
IC. Hawkins on Thursday and had {
busy time and pleasant day of it. The
hostess provided fine dinner. There
were about thirty present.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Ticknor wen
to Nassua, Iowa, Monday to visit hi
sister,. They will then visit relatives il
'lSycamore, ILL.,, will spend several week
with their: daughter, Mrs. Ruby a. Mar
tin at Lafayette, Ind. and will 80 on t
Buffalo, N. Y. to visit relatives. The,
Twill be away until spring.