Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27

"A son was porn 10 MRS. ,:doO' Du =
gan Saturday morning. 49,
Miss Ava Lee left yesterday for
Rugby, n. D., to teach school. : !.
Annual meeting Of. the Austin
camp NJ. W. "A. Wednesday evening,
Dec. 4.
Miss Bertha Roble Of Tyndall, N
D. is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. L.
Young
Boys, your mothers will be donb'y
thankful tomorrow it YOU will keep Oft
the thin ice.
The Rugg Ticknor family reunion
will be held on Thanksgiving day With
Mrs. Mary Tompkins.
Mrs. Ada Nj. Smith went to Mime
apolis Thursday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Lou M. McWhorter.
Mrs. Pearl Gibson and son of Gales.
burg, Ill.,, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Gotta on the east side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Fisher Of OF.
tumwa, Iowa, came last week to reside.
He will clerk at the packing house.
Graham Scott and Sandy Richard
sou came home Saturday from MaCal-
ester College to spend Thanksgiving
Rev. F. E. Knopf attended ban
quet of the Congregational church at
Rochester Thursday and gave an ad
dress.
News from Minneapolis states that
Miss Ada Noble, formerly principal of
the Austin high school, is rapidly fail
ing and very i'll. !:
Alderman William Lambert NOV
ed into his new house On east Bridge
street this week in time to enjoy
Thanksgiving there.
Mayor sutton has forbidden Sun
day football games within the city linn
its. There is plenty of time for them
during the rest of the week.
john J. Furlong will attend the In
rernational Live stock exposition at
Chicago which opens Nov. 80 and
closes Dec. at tho Union Stock Yards.
Mrs William Miller aid children
moved Thursday into the house recent
ly vacated by Amos Mann on north
First street. Mrs. Miller continues to
improve.
Mrs. Amos Mann and daughter
Lois left Wednesday for Cedar Falls
where they will reside. Miss Ida Mann
will remain here at the Hub until the
end of the year.
Our city schools close this after
noon for brief holiday, commencing
again next Monday morning. Most of
the teachers will spend Thanksgiving
at their own homes.
Rev. J. c. Rose!and and family
left Monday evening for their new
home in Chicago. He becomes pastor
of the Covenant Lutheran church at
Logan square.
- -Comrade G. S. Hessler and wife ar.
rived Thursday from Ruso, n. D.
where they spent the summer on their
claim. They proved up and have sold
out as the work was too hard on a
farm. They will spend the winter
here with Mrs. Eugene l.. Fuller.
! &C. B. Anderson of St. Paul came
Wednesday to visit his mother, Mrs.
Robt. Anderson and his sister Mrs. M.
E. Green here. He formerly lived in
: Austin and has been machinist in the
G. B. e q. shops for the past IL years.
The body of Chas. kaneiss was
shipped to Chicago Thursday evening
on telegraphic order from his sister,
Mrs. Holm, who resides there. 1t is
probable that she will now care for the
two little daughters of Mr.. Kaneiss
who are at present at the state school
a Owatonna.
-Miss:Mildred Snyder finished the
fall term of school in the Rugg district
Friday afternoon. A picnic party was
enjoyed to which the little folks of the
neighborhood were invited. Miss Sny-
der begins the winter term in the same
district right after New Years.
Veteran Geo. w. Johnson pres
ented silk flag about four feet long
to the S. M. Normal college Friday
morning. 1t is held in standard on
the platform. Col. G. l.. West made an
address on some of the elements of
success and iMr. Johnson discussed the
slavery question.
The first of the series of lectures