Mower County transcript., 1907-09-18

Hardy Friday
r. u. Johnson was home from Min.
neapolis to spend Sunday
t.. Mitchell and "a Thon are
drawn on the US. jury at st. Paul Oct.
IL.
Highest official market price for
butter and eggs. The HUB GROCERY
DEPT.
KIRK'S JAP ROSE toilet and bath SOAP
it is sTRANSPARENT-s clear you can read
through it. All druggists and grocers sell IL
Mrs. S. w. kaufman arrived Mon.
day from Chicago where she visited re-
latives.
For Sale by G. G. Clark Of Browns
dale, team of heavy young mares
we'll matched. 80
Mrs. M. N. ,Beardsley aud daughter
Edith went to Spring Valley Saturday
for q brief visit.
Mrs. M. L. Patterson and children
of Collins, Iowa, came last week to
visit her mother, Mrs. III. b. Armstrong,
and sisters.
"A watering trough for horses has
been put up at the corner of Bridge and
Chatham streets aud will be Of great
convenience.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Bennett have
returned from their New England trip.
They were gone month in Maine and
New York state.
Miss Hilda Ellingsen returned
home Thursday evening after q
months visit with Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Franklin in Minneapolis.
Rev. j. S. Budlong is attending q
conference in Minneapolis this week
and will make an address this afternoon
before the Woman's Auxiliary. i:
| Mr., and Mrs. w. r. Waldron left
Monday for their new home in Billings,
Mont. where Mr.. Waldron becomes
cashier of the Yellowstone National
Bank.
"A daughter was born to Mrs. Henry
Hoyt of Santa Rosa, Cal. on Sept. 4,
! Mrs. Hoyt was formerly Ora Smith
of Austin, and is cousin of Al. M.
Smith. .... ~~ -. =
The Southeast district convention
of the Degree of Honor had a aproitable
convention here Thursday afternoon
and evening. A number of grand lodge
officers were present to give instruct
ion.
The annual meeting of the Winona
Presbytery will be held at the Central
Presbyterian church beginning Tuesday
October 1. Rev. Thomas E. Sherman
of LeRoy is moderator. An interest:
ing program is being prepared. :
There were about fifty in attend
ance at the meeting of the Era Club
which met with Mrs G. r. Boostrom.
/ Thursday afternoon. An interesting
program was given. Next meeting will
be with Mrs. A S. Campbell.
Mrs. Andrew Craig, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson, died
Thursday. at her home in, Chicago Of
consumption, aged 38 years. She was a
sister of Mrs. Ormanzo Benton and of
Mrs. CARL M, Syck Of Brownsdale. She
leaves a husband and four children.
Miss Marie kinsman left this morn
ing for Maple Plain, MINI. to attend
the Maplewood academy. A farewell
surprise party was given for her at her
home Saturday evening by a company
of about twenty friends and the eve-
ming was spent very socially. A. N.
Kinsman accompanied her to Maple
Plain. -
REV. R. E. Sayles, pastor of the
Baptist church here, rendered his resig-
nation Saturday evening to the advis-
orY board Of the church. He has call
from the Baptist church at Joliet, I'll.
He commenced his labors in Austin
May l, 1905 and has had successful
pastorate. ae will probably leave for
Joliet about Oct. Is.
"A farewell reception was given
Thursday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
w. E. Waldron at the home Of Mrs. J.
L. Mitchell on south Main street.
About sixty ladies were present. The
reception rooms were finely decorated
with flowers. Refreshments were served
at Eve o'clock. Among the valued
gifts was q souvenir autograph book
prepared by the guests. q.
DR.. Abe Gunz, for the past four
years q successful physician at Centre.
City, MINI. visited friends here Sunday
and Monday. He is on his way to Chi
cago to open an Office on the South Side.
Abe was born and reared in Austin.
He graduated in the four years course
at the U.of M, and also took the three
years course in Medicine. He informs
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