Mower County transcript., 1907-09-18
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: AUSTIN, WEDNEsDAY SEPT. Is, 1907

Cook with Gas.
County fair next week and don't
you forget it.
Mrs. Emma Wood Of Concord
spent Sunday with Mrs. c. Powers.
The English department Of the y.
4 W. C. A. was organized last evening.
Choice cider vinegar for picking
and other purposes at Dalagsr's grocery.
xnas Of wa1er % For HARE HARD VAT r its
strongest p int. .klRkS-ornggtsts, srooer's.
WANTED. Fifteen sewing girls
at once. Apply Albert Lea Corset Co.,
Albert Lea, MINI.
g County fair comes Tuesday, Sept.
"a. You'll have to hustle to get ready
for your exhibit.
Mrs. B. D. Powers returned Sun
day from Minneapolis where she spent
three weeks with her sister.
-Watermolons ten cents each.
Muskmelons ten cents each, three for
25 cents ut the Hub Grocery.
Get your dyeing done at the Austin
steam dye and cleaning works. They
do not shrink nor injure anything plac.
ed in their hands.
FLAX Straw Wanted. Will pay 81
per ton. Austin Tow Mill, north of
Milwaukee station. J. III. Mitchell,
manager. u
Miss Grace A. Leonard returned
home Monday from Lake6eld, Mimi,
where she visited her sister, Mrs. Mil
ton Kephart, Jr.
The Williams brothers are hustling
on the inside plaster on the new M, K.
church editice and have the first coat
more than half on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Fillow CT Nor
folk, Conn.,, arrived Friday to spend
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. M. c.
Morgan and other relatives. 49,.
+ Mrs. r. F. Lindsay, who has been
spending the past year with her mother,
Mrs. Wilson Beach, left Sunday eve
ming for her home at Saginaw, Mich.
&C. Powers visited his grandson,
Claude Gordon at the Mason City hos
pital last week and reports that his
arm and hand will probably be saved.
Col. A. w. Wright, Maj. N. Nichol-
son and Lieut.. johnson attended the
meeting of the MINI. N. G. at Duluth
on Monday and. enjoyed a lake trip on
our state warship.
Past Masters night this evening at
the meeting of Fidelity lodge, A. F. &
A, M. Two candidates will be raised
to the third degree. A social session
and luncheon will follow.
= The Baptist Ladies Aid will be en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Iver Becker, Mrs. Ed. Watkins and
Mrs. A. T. Wiseman at the home of
Mrs. Becker on north Third street.
John H. Johnson, a brother of Mrs.
CIV. Benton, is reported very i'll from
cancer of the stomach. He is reported
little better. His daughter was oper-
ated or for appendicitis recently. They
live at Richville, MINI.
james Nj. Pierce of Owatonna
spent Friday and Saturday with his
father W. A. Pierce and other relatives
here. Mr.. Pierce and family left for
Kansas Sunday evening to reside there.
Mr.. Pierce has a position in a cement
factory there. =
Mrs. Charlotte E. Baird is still at
Bayfield,, Wis. to escape the effects of
hay fever. We notice by the Bayfield,
paper that social gathering was held
Wednesday evening in honor of her list
birthday anniversary which was at
tended by company Of friends from
whom she received many pleasing gifts
of friendship.
AN all day meeting was held Sun.
day at the Red Oak Grove church near,
Corning by delegation Of the Austin
Christian Brotherhood. In the morning
addresses were made by Prof. G. b.
Boostrom, E. a. Dalager, T. I. I.Williams
of Brookings, s. D. and Geo. w. John
son. In the afternoon q stirring tenn.
perance lecture was given BY Mr..
Williams. There was large attend
ance and much enthusiasm.
Chester ii. Decker arrived home
Sunday night from his trip In the Rock
les. In company with a.. r. Rogers,
c. IL. Rinker and Ed. w. Decker OF
Minneapolis, he left for British Colum-
bia Aug. %. They went out over the
Canadian Pacific to Vernon where they
packed into the Rockies being three
days going. There they hunted bear
and other big game. They had most
enjoyable outing,
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