Mower County transcript., 1907-06-26
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AUSTIN. WEDNEsDAY JUNE g, 1907

AUSTIN, w WEDNEeE,AY AY ~ UNE %, lSJt
Cook with Gas.
Only three weeks before the Fourth
Of July.
Plenty Of buckwheat seed az the
Ramsey Mills.
Odd Fellows Picnic at Lafayette
Park Thursday June ~
Eckert s. Hart opened their new
barber shop and restaurant Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. N. Beiseke left on
Saturday for Fesse nden, N. q. 10 spend
the summer. Ri #- b
George Heflin was down from the
Soldiers home last week visiting
friends here.
Angus Connor of Seattle arrived
Monday to spend a visit with his re- re-
latives here. III is5 Il
&C., Lewis Maxson of Minneapolis
came Friday to spend a week with his
cousins at the g. ID. Belden home.
KIRK's JAP ROSE toilet and bath soap-.
through it. All druggists and grocers sell Il.
True Leonard, connected with the
Fargo Forum, left for Fargo SundaY5to
resume his work after spending a week
at home here
@ The Presbyteriana will picnic, July
4th at Johnson's Grove miles west of
town, same place as last year. Oakland
will JON with the AUSTIN church. q
big DINER, sports etc, Will make
merry. $
Andrew Mack had eight head of
cattle killed by lightning in his pasture
four miles east of the city in thetvio-
lent storm Friday morning.
Craig Hutchinson came last week
TO spend several weeks with his aunt,
Mrs. NJ. e. James. He is q student at
Virginia Military Academy.
Last Sunday was the longest day
of the year, the sun rising at 4:25 and
setting at 8:O3. The days will now
commence to shorten and days and
nights will be equal Sept. q
We can get out your job work at
this office in the very best styles Let
terheads, envelopes, pamphlets, circn-'
lars, wedding invitations, visiting cards,
catalogues, in fact anything you wish,
Send in your orders,
DR.. Robert a. Barnitg has bonght
out DR.. Jay NJ. Halls dentist office and
business and will be ready, for work
July /. We welcome him to the ranks
of Austin professional men. .z
Mrs. E. C.. Dorr came from Hen
derson Monday to spend a week with,
Mrs. George E. Anderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorr are planning to return to
Austin next month to reside. M
For Friday only, June %, special
sale of Negligee Shirts with or without
collars, S1.25 value 93c;; 81 and 05c
value now SOC; 75c and SOC values now
43c at The Hub Clothing Department,
south side, main floor. ...:s II I ,,.. +. q.
The petit jury was discharged Fri
day morning and district court 1ad-
journed. The last jury case was that
of; j Ohm G. Miller. vs., the, g J. NJ. GSt.,
r: .Ry. Co. for damage to his hand ina
company windmill at Cresco. Verdict,
for Miller for Sc, 400. .s.s85is.
A joint parcel shower was given
"Wednesday evening at the Congrega-
tional parsonage for Gladys Emerson
and Florence Rutherford. The parcels
were widely scattered and it took a
long time to find them. College songs
we're sung and other recreation en-.
joyed.
Wanted for U. S. army, able bodied,
unmarried men, between the ages of Fl
and IS; citizsns Of the United States. of
good character and temperate habits,
who can speak, read and write English
Men wanted now for Philippine SER
vice. For information apply to recruit
ing officer, Hirsh bldg, Austin, Minn.
The annual reunion Of the, Chand-
Ter Cousins was held at the home of
Ray Clark north of Brownsville last
Wednesday. A largk number was
present and a merry day was enjoyed.
A fine dinner was served at noon.
Sixty five responded to roll call and
about thirty more were too young to
respond. The following officers were
chosen: Pres, j. G. Hemer; Sec, Mrs.
Nellie .Hemer; Treas, Frank +. Dawes
Next meeting on the third Wednesday
in June, 1908, at the home of Mrs.
Frank P. Dawes of Austin.
Albert N. Page aud family of Chi
cago arrived Sunday morning to spend
two weeks with relatives Mr.. Page is
secretary of the Melville Clark Piano
company.
DIR. and Mrs. "A. G. Fawcett of Ro-
chester spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
20. ]. Simmons.
Burglars entered the saloons Of
Wengert & Hendricks and Of Matt
Smith early Monday morning securing
about IS. in cash from the former and
$8. from the latter.
F. A.. Rouse, who has been agent
here for the Standard Oil company for
the past eight years, plans to remove
with his family III a few days to Wal-
lace, Idaho, to be with a lumber COM
pany there. /, iss
,rhe Gazooks and the Zeta Beta Psi
gave q shower for Miss Gladys Emer-
son Friday evening at the home Of
Marian Smith The gifts were placed
4 in an umbrella which was opened up.
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