Mower County transcript., 1907-10-09
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AUSTIN EDNESDAY OCT. y, 1917

AUSTIN. WEDNESDAY OCI. 9, 1907
Remnants at AvERY's SC per roll
as long as they last. 81
Ed. Kelly of Darlington, N. D.
came Saturday to visit his parents.
20 pieces Outing worth SC to l0c,
Friday and Saturday only, &c at
FISCH'S.
Choice ciuer vinegar for picking
and other purposes at Dalager's grocery.
Women say there is nothing &c eaua: Et!IkS
JAP ROSE transparent soap for "ASHi NJ
THE HAIR. a. druggists a'o rT'":' - sci =.
Mrs. w. G. Holmes returned Mon
day from visit with relatives at WI
mona.
-Fleeced goods worth from 10 to
121h cents, Friday and Saturday only,
&c at FISCH'S.
Mrs. D. H. Stimson and daughter
Jessie went to Northfeld Friday and
spent Sunday with friends.
Mrs. L. M. Sharp left yesterday for
Currie, Mimi, to spend several months
with her sister, Mrs. T. W. Myers.
Born Wednesday, Oct. 2, to Mr. and
Mrs. James Dineen, a ten pound boy.
Mother and child doing fine.
-Christian Brotherhood Meeting,
Sunday, October 13, at 3 o'clock,
C. L. West, leader. All men invited.
FLAX Straw Wanted. Will pay $4
per ton. Austin Tow Mill, north of
Milwaukee station. J. H. Mitchell,
manager. tt
Robert l.. Moore who left Austin
last March for the Pacific coast, is now
working for government electrical
engineer at Santa Rosa, Cal.
Mrs. Henry Edgerton and daugh
fer Maud of Minot, N. ID. VINO have
been visiting relatives here for several
weeks left for their nome Saturday.
Mrs G, II. Coats has been critically
i'll during the past week with heaft
trouble. Mrs. y. A LiveImore OF St.
Paul came Wednesday to be with her,
Attention of all selling eggs is call
ed to McBrde's market letter in an
other column. 1t is a serious m!sde
meanor now under the law to try to
sell any but strictly sound eggs
Rev. J. S. Eberhart and wife Of
Chicago arrived Saturday to visit their
son. A. L. Eberhart. An uncle and his
wife from Des Moines are also visiting
them.
The grand lodge, Royal Arch Ma
sons, was in session at st Paul yest-r'
day. Wrn. Todd, grand high priest, {.
J.. West, past grand high priest, and
Thaddeus Thompson. delegate from
the Austin chapter, were IN attendance
The Gazook Clnt met with Marion
Smith Monday evening and reorgan'z
ed for the winter. One new member
was initiated. The Club will meet this
evening with Hazel Webber and serve
supper.
The bridge over the Cedar river al
Ramsey Mill is now ready for travel
A new pier has heen put in on the
sonth end, and new steel stringers have
replaced the old ones and the bridge Is
now i'm first class condition. Get in
your grists to the Ramsey mill.
The first coat Of plastering on the
auditorium OF the new NJ. e. churcf
was completed Saturday afternoon, and
the final coat is now gong on. Iht
glass in the roof Of The rotnuda IS IN 81
that the building is now enclosed from
the rain The cement steps on tht
south are being putin.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Moore arrived
home Thursday from North Dakota
where they visited their sons, W. Il. al
Glen Ulen and A. b. at Fleak. Mrs
Moore called on Mrs. Norman 5. Gregg
at Bethesda hospital, st. Paul, as she
returned and found her improving ant
. hoping to get home shortly.
This has been a great apple yea
for Mower county. From Austin alOn'
about six carloads of apples have beer
shipped amounting to about thOusant
barrels and it is estimated that there
are two more carloads in this immed
late locality yet to be bought ant
shipped.
Next Sunday will be the last day o
Rev. X. E. Sayles' pastorate with tn
Baptist church here. IL the morning
he will preach his farewell sermon an,
in the evening there will be q unio1
meeting in the Baptist church with ad
dresses by several of the pastors. Rev
and Mrs. Sayles will leave next Monda
for their new home at Joliet, Ill Thei
goods were shipped last Saturday,