Mower County transcript., 1907-09-04
n-ToWels and toweling, 1Oc up at the

Pure cider vinegar at Dalager's
grocery. -
Housekeeping is pleasure when
you cook with gas. -.~.
Our city schools open next Mon
day with corps Of excellent teachers.
Mrs. D. z. Robinson took charge OF
the Y. w. G. A. rooms Monday.
C. Fred Baird went to Lake Mime
tonka Saturday to spend week with
his family.
Miss Emanier Reed of Minneapolis
was a guest of Miss Cora Bell Lam
sing last week.
Frank Cronan and family arrived
Friday from their visit with relatives
at Rockford, III.
Miss Lottie Torrens left Saturday
for Hills, MINI. where she will teach for
the coming year.
R. E. Shepherds family are ex-
pected here this week from Billings,
! Mont, for visit.
Miss Grace Gardiner returned Wed.
nesday evening from Winona where
she visited relatives.
III. B. Haroldson and s. O. Wall
of Kensett were among the visitors in
the city yesterday.
Prof. A. J. Harpman of the S. M.
Normal college has bought the Drum.
mond residence property on Winona
street.
: The south abatement of the bridge
at the Ramsey mill has been replaced
and the bridge is now in good condl-
tion.
| Miss Alma Cragin Of st. Joseph
Mo. came last week and will spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. George W
Bucklin.
! Mrs. Mayphene McKenna Fergu-
son went to Medford, Wis. Wednesday
to become supervisor of music and
drawing.
Rev. J. S. Budlong gave a Labor Day
sermon at the Episcopal church Sunday
morning. Subject, The Church and
Working Man.
Walter Gleason and wife of Cresco
came yesterday to visit friends. He
was formerly operator at the Milwau-
kee depot here.
Rev. j. c. Roseland and several
members of the Luther League attend
ed the convention at Northwood last
week returning Friday.
/ 20. J. Thompson large cattle buy
er of Meltonville was here yesterday
with two carloads of stock for the
HORNED Packing company.
Mrs. Annetta Ellingson left yes
|terday afternoons for Albert RLea to
|spend a few weeks with her parents
and other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. liver Barlow of Cresce
were calling on Austin friends yester
day. Mr.. Barlow was sformerly butter
maker at the Austin creamery.
| Misses Addie, Clio and Jennie Teet
er arrived home Saturday from thei1
European trip. They were gone three
months and had a delightful and in
structive journey.
Henry J. Drost returned Monday
evening from St. Paul where he tool
in the state fair. He spent several days
with Chas. J. Sergeant at Red Wing.
i We are glad that Mr.. and Mrs
. Harry G. Trowbridge Of St. Paul hav'
decided to locate in Austin. Harry ha
been engaged as clerk in I. 7. Tollif
sons drug store.
!, -Wilmar Evans of this city an(
, Miss Phyllis M. Callahan Of Brainert
were married last week and will make
| their home here. The groom is brake
man on the Milwaukee road.
i Horace Newman of South Tacoma
9l Wash, left yesterday for St. Paul wher'
: he will spend week and take in th'
state fair and other attractions. H.
3; will then go to Tacoma. He visited II
Austin over two weeks.
The old soldiers with their familie
and friends had an enjoyable picnic a
j. Lafayette park Wednesday. The da
l was spent socially and launch rid
! and other recreation were enjoyed.
j. double wedding at the Central Pres
|, byterlan church this noon, the partie
+ being Henry Guy and Miss Kittie Fol
/ restall and Stuart Evans and Miss Ne
lie Forrestall. The brides are sister
It The Austin Council, Yeomen c
81 America, celebrated the anniversar
l. of the establishment of their lodge b
g a fine program on Saturday evenin
d Addresses were made by several OF tn
It grand lodge officers and Musical pr
10 gram was enjoyed followed by soci'