Mower County transcript., 1907-06-19

i Vassar College for the summer.
The Water street bridge at Kins
mans is paved with creosete blocks.
Mrs. c. A. Pooler and danghte
i Dorothy are visiting relatives in Cresc'
ID. 1T. Stlmson returned from st
Paul Monday. Mrs. Stimson remained
i for longer visit.
The M. E. ladies aid was enter
tanned yesterday by Mrsr G. II. Moore
assisted by Mrs. Amos II. Hill.
Women say there is nothing to equal KIRKS
| JAP ROSE transparent soap for WASHING
| THE HAIR. All druggists and grocers sell it.
The city banks closed at two
o'clock Saturday afternoon on account
| of the funeral of Mrs. III. u. Ban6eld
The north brick wall of. the new
M. E. church is up to the cornice ano
the roof trusses are now being put in
The interior of the new Presbyterian
church is now finished except the pul.
pit platform. Dedication, Sunday
July IA. ...
"A large delegation from the Aus.
| tin Baptist church will attend the asso
citation at BroWnsdale today and to-
morrow. -.z..
! Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Anderson and
two sons returned home TO-. Sheldahl,
Iowa, after visit with relatives here
and at Corning.
j. D Sheedy has sold the 200 acre
farm OH which the Turtle Creek cheese
| factory formerly stood to Frank Haney.
Consideration $50 an acre.
S R. Stanton who has been visit.
ing his daughter, Mrs. G. Fred Baird,
left yesterday for Crookston to visit
another daughter.
Rev. E. L. Rogne, formerly pastor
Of the Lutheran church, was here Fri
day from Forest City, Iowa, looking
after his residence property on St. Paul
street. -.
Rev. J. G. Roseland of this city
was reelected secretary of the United
Norwegian Lutheran church, which
held conference at Mortified last
week.
"A protest has been made against
accepting the brick paving on Water
street between the railroad and the
bridge on account of not coming up 10
specifications.
The time of the local passenger be-
tween Austin and Minneapolis has been
changed. 1t leaves Austin at 9:O0a. m.
instead of 7:3O and arrives at 1910 in
stead of 10:45, Pm. on the Milwaukee
road.
-Mr.apd Mrs. John E. Robinson
who have been spending several months
in southern California are now visiting
their daughter in Darlington, n. D.
Mrs F. E. Gleason and daughter Ger.
trude left for Darlington on Monday for
longer visit.
John P.Majerus, who lived in Lam
sing township, dropped dead Saturday
forenoon of heart trouble while work
ing on the road He formerly lived at
Rose Greek. He was about As years
old. Funeral services were hold III
Rose Creek Monday forenoon A wild
OW and several children survive.
Wanted for U. s. army; able bodied
unmarried men, between the ages OF Il
and 35; citizens of the United States, OF
good character and temperate habits
who can speak, read write English
Men wanted now for Philippine ser.
| vice. For information apply to recruit
ing officer, Hirsh bldg, Austin, MINI
! Little Leo Gormath age Z, son Of
Dan German, was stcuck by the Great
Western freight Saturday evening
north of the city. The child had wan
dered away from home and was sitting
on the track. The engine threw hin
from the track breaking his shoulder
fracturing two ribs and inflicting othe
injuries but the physicians say that h'
is in way of recovery.