Mower County transcript., 1907-11-20
Fifty Years the Standard
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AUSTIN. WEDNESDAY NOA. 20, 1917

AUSTIN. WEDNESDAY NOA. 20, 1917
Choice ciaer vinegar for picking
and other purposes at Dalagers grocery
WANTED 1000 bushels of oats at
the HORNED Packing House. 80
-Chas. E Fairbanks and son Earl
left Thursday for Duluth on deer
hunt
K1gE sEAFEc:::.--: s>cr :s:wice She size en5
less thai. -. II Il II an7 brand OF r~a'lr
i have few more full blood Ply
mouth Rock roosters for sale. LaBar
strain. M. E. HEssLER, Lansing.
Miss Jessie Stimson returned Fri
day from Minneapolis where she spent
a week with her aunt, Mrs. Frank R.
Preston.
Get your dyeing done at the Austin
steam dye and cleaning works. They
do not shrink nor injure anything plac.
ed in their hands.
Farmers, l am prepared to do
promptly all house decorating and
painting, exterior and interior. No
trouble to come out and do your work.
L. NJ. TOLLEFsON, opposite Carnegie
library.
The Nj. E Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. c. H. Robbins yesterday after
noon. Mrs. A. E. Carter, Mrs. Geo.
Burnham and Mrs, Whit Watkins
assisted in serving.
Rev. n. Hanson will open Ger
man evening school for ladies and
gentlemen IN few days. Residence
1O3 South Chatham st. He held Ger
man service in the Christian church
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. William Miller is fast recov-
ering from her recent injuries. She has
rented the Amos Mann house on First
street and will move in with her chill
dren next week. Mr.. Mann's family
are moving to their new home at Cedar
Falls
A large picture of the Anderson
vile prison and surroundings has just
been hung in the hall of G. A r. Pest.
The picture is feet by 6 and shows the
whole field clearly. 1t is the gift of L.
Rawn of Lyle township.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Merslis of Fort
Plain, n. Y. arrived Saturday to visit
her brother, Eugene Wood, register of
Deeds. This is her first visit here.
Her daughter, Antoinette, accompanies
her. They will go from here to Ne
braska to visit relatives.
The publishers of The Youths
Companion will, as always at this sea-
son, present to every subscriber whose
subscription Isl 75) is paid for 1908 a
beautiful Calendar for the new year;
-Four paintings by artists of distinction
are reproduced in the four panels OF
the Calendar by process of color
printing which has been recently
brought to remarkable excellence.
With the November issue The
Delineator started Child Rescue
Campaign, the bringing into the home
that needs child the child that needs
a home. There are 100000 homes in
America that know not the joys that
children bring. There are 25,OOO chill
dren in New York alone who know
not what home means.
Mrs. Peter F. Feeney, aged 72
years, died Monday morning at the
home of her sons in this city. Hel
husband died twenty years ago. She
leaves four sons, two of them Nj. j. and
E. D. of this city. She has lived here
only since August. The body will be
taken to Harvard, ILL.,, today for inter
ment tomorrow.
Mrs. Geo. M. Dory of Fontanelle
Iowa, is visiting her nephew, Fred o.
son, in Lansing township. She IS a sis
ter of Henry Colwell who started the
Transcript IN Lansing village in 1868
She helped her brother set type and
assisted him in the issue of the first
number of this great family paper.
The alarm of ire Monday noon
came from John r. Lewis's home or
College street. A curtain caught from
an overheated stove in the second story
and the furniture and walls in one
room were quite badly scorched. Tht
fire department was promptly on hane
and made short work Of the flames.
-Rev. II. B. Hazen and family vii
leave the first of next week for Negley
Ohio, to spend Thanksgiving with hi
mother. They will then go'to Sharon
Penn, to attend the golden Wedding o.
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F. Stambaugh, which occurs on Dec. 8.