Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26
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See the antom obile parade to the I
fair l grounds this aftern noon.
n - The M. E. ladies will serve chicken
dinner Inn at the G. IA. r. hall this noon. I
The city schools will close this
afternoon on account Of the county
fair tt- .5 l. ~ /, "A
The stores willclosesthis afternoon;
from one O'clock until five on account
of the fair. u Y. e. 4 4.; 81 .-;s. n.
A len pound girl was born to- Mrs.
Margle Dorr- Enes of Hend derson, Mimi,
on Sept. IS. 81. Is=. 5.s " I@ :':. n.
The weather prophet says that to-
day Will be pleasant. Come to the
county fair, ... : "s'.-.. .,.,. ,e=*
II Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Barnhart of
Salem, s.. d., are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Beeman, ~&5 %s.= &+5 4 S1s5II 7711ss5I
II. NJ. Stauffather Of Monroe, Wis,
spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. J. IL
Elmer, and family. n =, r. ;s.:.. :..& <7.> ~
e. A. Dalager wishes to buy your !
apples. Highest prices. paid. Must be
in good condition. a. ..5.s E, - 4
Secretary E. W. Randall Of the
state horticultural society took in the
county fair yesterday. :.....s., 5.--~ !,
Mrs. Fred Fenton entertained the
Calendar Club Thursday afternoon in
3 very enjoyable manner. -.
Poland China Pigs, for sale. Gu
boars and 80 sows. Prices reasonable.
j. ID. AULTFATHER, Austin.
Aaron Torrens lett Sunday for
Chicago to attend the Illinois college
OF physicians and surgeons.
Miss Margaret Avery left yes,er-
day for New York city to study art de.
signing for the coming wear.
"A reception was given Friday
evening for Roy Drummond and bride
at the home OF Mrs. Ada Drummond.
-kev. A. Cressey supplied the pull
pit OF the NJ. E. church in Spring Val.
ley Sunday morning and evening.
Quarterly conference of the NJ. E.:
church was held here Monday evening.
Presiding elder F. NJ. Rule was present.
The merry-go. ground tent blew
down yesterday afternoon doing some
damage but no one was seriously hurt.
Misses Bessie and Lima Kinsman
leave about Oct. for Nashville, Tenn,
to attend the Normal and Industrial
school there. -
&C. Schleuder went to New York
city last week to buy an elegant stock
OF holiday goods of the latest and most
beautiful patterns.
Lost Sept. between Udolpho and
Lafayette park dark brown blanket
shawl. Finder please leave at this
office or with owner Mrs. S. Noble.
DIR. Charles Fleck, formerly of this
city, is now an Osteopathic doctor in
Orange, n. j., and also has an Office in
New York city. He is doing we'll.
Miles Birkett who has been visit
ing friends here for the past two weeks
left last evening for Madison, Wis, to
take up his junior studies at the state
university.
The Austin Dairy Company buy
cream and pay New York price for
butter fat on day of delivery. Bring or
ship your cream to Austin Dairy Com
pany, Austin, MINI. If
Miss Marian Andrew of Philadel-
phia, who has spent the summer with
relatives here, left last evening for
home in company with her cousin, Miss
Margaret Avery.
Robert H. Padgett of Clearwater,
Florida, who has been visiting relatives
in this vicinity left for his home Mon
day. His niece, Miss Bertha Dartt, &C..
companied him to spend the winter in
Florida.
Emil Dahman, representative here
of the Minneapolis Tribune, arrived
Thursday from his European trip He
left Austin eight weeks ago and has
visited Sweden, Norway, Denmark and
Germany.
Senator NJ. E. Clapp came Monday
afternoon and remained yesterday to
visit the county fair and give the large
crowd present an excellent address.
Secretary 3. w.: Randall and Prof.
Thomas Shaw also spoke.
"A Parcel shower was given Friday
evening in honor of Miss Helen
McShane at the home of p. J. Burns
on the East Side. A delightful even
ing was enjoyed. The groom to be was
present and had to open and name the
parcels. ...
The members of the Austin school
board gave reception for the teachers
Friday evening at the home of DR.. H.
A. Avery on south Main street. Prof.
McC Clellan Of Stanford university was
one of the guests. The occasion was
an intellectual and social treat.
The new ordinance now in forcein
Austin prohibits splitting upon side
walks or in any public buildings and
also the throwing Of fruit peeIings,
tobacco guilds, peanut shells or any
thing else Objectionable on the walks
or in public buildings under penalty.
This will insure much cleaner streets: