Mower County transcript., 1906-10-10


Fancy dishes Of an descriptions at
|DALAGER's. s53s
Cook with Gas. 5: sz1: s .:sss.
Th e Baptist Ladies Aid was enter
tanned by Mrs. Or. Fiester Friday after.
moon. n Il \. II II
Poland China Pigs for sale. 60
boars and so :soWs. Prices reasonable.
y. H.rAULTFATHER, Austin, ss 81
E. a. Dalager wishes to buy your.
apples. Highest prices paid. Must be
in good conditions. { L, @. -. @ I> g ,ss 5
Carpenters commenced yesterday
on the main floor of the new .Presby-
terian church building. II
= Mrs. H. G. sEpler left for Great
Falls, M Mont., Friday after spending the
summer with relatives here. ~. .<s. j.
Mrs. H. D. Mills left yesterday for
Seattle to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Thede Bailey! i;
-Mankato Commercial College, en-
rollment 600. Don't attend a small
school. It is a waste of time.
Frank Hall, Henry Waterman,
Percy Bump, and Jay Hall went to tie
big Riceland marsh yesterday to hunt
ducks.
The Eclipse Lumber Company has
a full line of coal, coke and wood. Do
not wait until you are entirely out but
order today.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nor
rissey of Moscow, Friday morning, Oct.
5th, fine baby girl. Mother aud child
are doing we'll
George Thorington informs us
that he has lots OF funny experiences
by being taken 50 often on the street
for Auditor George Robertson.
Frank J. Christie had his little finger
cut loose from the hand Saturday by a |
circular saw which he was operating. |
He will retain his finger probably.
The Happy Thought Club of Varco |
had pleasant meeting Thursday after
noon at che home of Mrs. Louie Rosen-
thai. About thirty were present.
-Cass Fairbanks received a letter
from his sister Mrs. Laura
Kendall Of Altman, n. Y. that she was
sick and unable to visit him at present
as planned.
&C. Il. Wilkinson, grand scribe Of
the Minnesota l. o. O. F. Encampment, |!
made an official visit to the Austin
Iv5ce v;5sre last evening. He was the guest
Of D. H. Stims0n, /
The Austin Dairy Company buy
cream and pays New York price for
butter fat on day Of delivery. Bring or |
ship your cream to Austin Dairy Com |
pany, Austin, Mimi. tt
The meeting of the Christian
Brotherhood at Elk's hall Sunday
afternoon was led by G. W. Harter. |
Miss Burgess led the Vesper service at
the Y. w. c. A. rooms.
Mrs. Mate Sergeant returned last
week from Grannis, Ark, where she |
went to visit her sister, Mrs. Olin Gregg
who is very sick with cancer. There
is little hope of recovery.
The old Catholic church building
is about torn down to make room for
the new parochial school building
Rev. Devlin informs us that the foun-
dations will be put in in 1907 and the
superstructure commenced in 1908.
The X. X KS were entertained Fri
day evening by Misses Daisy Maxwell
and Mollie Jahnke at the home of Miss
Maxwell. The husbands and gentle
men friends of the members were also
guests. Miss Lutte Ober of Los Ange-
les was the especial guests Of honor.
-Sprightly in every sense of the
word is the October number of The
American Boy. 1t is replete with in
terest from cover to cover with matter
for live, growing boys. IS illustrations.
Subscription price, S1.O0 year. The
Sprague Publishing Co., Detroit, Mich.
"A company of Austin Masons went
to Brownsdale Thursday evening and
were royalty entertained by the
Masonic lodge there The Austin
visitors exemplified the work in the
third degree after which a banquet
was served and a number Of brief
speeches were made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tryon arrived
Friday from Carpio, N. D. and remain
ed with friends here until yesterday.
They came to Minneapolis to buy
goods. Mrs. Tryon's mother, Mrs. M.
Majors, who has been visiting them at
Carpio has gone to Sterling, Ill. to re-
side with the other children, Ruby,
Vern and Catherine.