Mower County transcript., 1907-03-20
Cook with gas.
Corn only SC at Fisch's.

Corn only SC at Fisch's.
Leon West of St. Paul spent Sun
day with his folks here. +
E. w. Marsh's father died at
Mason City last evening, aged 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. HE. Shedd arrived
Thursday morning from their Chicago
trip, ~ ., .~--:~=-..:- g.
Special Sales IN all departments from
! Friday, Mch. % to Tuesday, Mch. 26
at Fisch's.
Miss Mabel Tompkins is home on
a brief vacation from her school duties
at Sutton. r. :.
If you are thinking of building, let
us figure on your bill. We have the
stock. Eclipse Lumber Company.
Edward w. Decker and family left
Minneapolis Saturday for Old Point
Comfort, Va. to remain until May T. "A.
. The Progressive League will meet
this evening and take up the matter of
1.-The proposed agricultural school here.
| The e. K. KS. were entertained
| by Mrs. Arnold Johnson, Wednesday
evening. A seven o'clock dinner was
enjoyed.
An important meeting of Fidelity
Lodge, F. Il A. M. will be held this eve
ming to vote on two amendments to by
! laws. II. -
Mrs. Ed Birdsey and daughter,
Catherine, of Hudson, Wis.,, are visit
| my her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Ii.
Zender.
William G.. Smith, formerly pro-
prietor of the Minnesota School Jour
nal, was CALLER Friday. He attended
the teachers convention here.
The w. G.. T. q. Mothers meeting
will be held next Tuesday afternoon,
at three O'clock at the Y. w. G.. A.
rooms. All mothers are invited.
R. E. Shepherd Of Billings, Mont,
was here Saturday on business. He
left Sunday night for st. Paul and will
go from there to Billings.
Hollis Wilders horse slipped and
fell on Main street Monday morning
while he was riding horseback but he
escaped with little hurt. &
The Silver Leaf Club met with
Mrs. III. s. Boales in Austin township
Thursday afternoon and enjoyed
very pleasant meeting. About twenty
tive were present.
II. w. Morse will hold an auction
Of horses, cattle, sheep and machinery,
next Tuesday afternoon, March rs, at
the old Mahoney farm q mile and a
half east Of AUSTIN.
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Miss Basford's s music class gave
delightful recital Monday evening in
Woodman hall and showed great pro-
fciencv. She hassno aelass of about
fifty pupils of different ages.
Miss Floy Armstrong will enter.
tain company of friends this evening
/ in honor Of Miss Rnby cleveland,
Claire King and Ralph Craig, who are
lat home from Hanallnesfor a weeks
vacation. 49, .ssa
The Duodecim Literary Club met
with Andrew Peterson "A Alleghany
street Friday evening and gave the fol
lowing program: Education, Andrew
Peterson; Honesty, Herbert Benton;
THE Circus, Guy Wold ! Definite Course
Of Study, Albert Hayes.
The prospect for having a Chatan
qua assembly in Austin next summer
is good. The officers Of the iowa
builders association were; here Friday
in consultation. The plan is toshavesa
large tent erected in Lafayette Park
for the meetings which will continue
for about eight days.
Capt. sH. Sutton and wife ar
rived Thursday from Oklahoma City
where they spent several weeks with
Miss Ida NIinchell and her mother.
The peach trees were In bloom when
Ithey left and the elms were leaving.
The captain says that the changes in
Temperature are sudden down there al
Though it does not get as cold as here.
There is q good deal OF rough country
lin. Oklahoma and Indian territory. He
Is8ya the best country he saN on the
"trip 80 q the Missouri valley lows
md Missouri.