Mower County transcript., 1908-05-13

day to buy goods.
"A son was born to Mrs. Will Cole
Sunday.
"A daughter was born to Mrs: w.
A. Bassett Sunday morning.
B. J. Morey spent Sunday at Lanes.
boro where Mrs. Morey is visiting rela-
tives.
Good, clean buckwheat seed for
sale. BERT MANCHESTER, Rural l,
Austin. IL
Pasture for horses and cattle, in.
quire Of F. A. TICKNUR, Austin, MINI.
&C. c. Dinsmoor, just south of Fair
Grounds, has strawberry plants for sale
ready for setting. Also limited num-
Der of tomato, cabbage and celery
plants. II
e. H. Smith has bought the old G.
w. Benton property south of the south
bridge, of Sam l.. Young and is remod-
cling the house. = " t.45'
Mrs. G. N: Beiseker spent Saturday
in Minneapolis with her daughter, Mrs.
Thos. L. Beiseker. The latter is much
improved and was able to 60 to her
home at Fessenden, N. D. Saturday.
The Dodge Center high school
played ball here Friday afternoon with
the Austin high. The game was an in
teresting one but the visitors were shut
out with score of 5 too. IT,
The Yeomen had meeting of
special interest Friday evening when
about twenty candidates we're initiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Mcdonald left
Monday for Columbus, Ohio, to attend
the B. of L. E. national convention
and the Ladies auxiliary. Mrs. Me-
Donald is delegate from the Austin
;; auxiliary to the latter. They will be
gone about month.
Miss Daisy Griggs, state organizer
of the Y. w. c. A. spent Sunday with
Mrs. G. l.. West. She led the vesper
service at the Y. w. c. A. rooms Sun.
day afternoon. &"S
For Sale-Several good second hand
buggies, two seat and one seat, steel or
rubber tires, at a bargain if taken at
once. L. +. SNYDER, Austin.
TO save expense Of storage l will
! sell at bargain number of good sec.
ond hand .buggies, both one and two
seat, steel or rubber tires. l.. F. SNY-
DER, 1924 Lansing Ave. 49,
! In the Duluth county democratic
convention Saturday the johnson
forces were led by Andrew Nelson and
out numbered the Bryanites about 2 to
l. Mr.. Nelson was formerly superin.
tendent of the Austin schools. The
: Sunday Duluth Herald had cut of
! him as he was elected chairman of the
| convention. r. :
j L. Cooley and family have re-
turned to Austin to reside. They have
been west over four years. He has re.
sumed work at his trade of painter and
paper hanger.
Mrs. Ada Drummond, Mrs. Chas.
j Bowers and Mrs. Geo. Edgerton spen,
Friday with Mrs. H. B. Roe in Lansing
village.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Morrison OF
Duluth visited her sister, Mrs. Geo. A
Franklin last week returning home
Friday. T..
Mrs. A. p. Eckart and children
went to Winona Thursday for an ex
tended visit with her folks.
I Thomas Mann has sold his resi-
dence on Main street next south of F
A. Ticknor's to Park Harroun VIII
took possession Thursday. -
The fourth class postmasters o
Mower county held a meeting in Aus
tin Wednesday for mutual benefit:
Col. q. L. West was able to &c
back to work again Thursday after hl
illness. .. - j.;
i Mrs. Ray Clark left Thursday fc
her home at Beach, N. D. after a Wis
\ with her father, D. L. Chandler, an
other relatives. *,.: ..~ -
The Beau Nots were royalty ente
tanned by Mrs. Orris Hayes Thursds
afternoon in honor of Miss Moll
Jahnke who visited friends here la
week. A picnic supper was enjoyed.
The Austin Tile company is rus
ing its work of building for ite pla
on the east side. ~.
Prof. VIM. H. Greer, gradua
of Carleton college of 1908, has be-
elected science teacher in the Aust
! high school in place of Prof. Freer ]
signed. III
Miss Laura Hill went to Min1
aDOlis Thursdav tO visit friends