Mower County transcript., 1908-06-10
Frank a.. Leonard who has just

lcOmpleCeQ the law course at tQo OuI'
versity of North Dakota at Grand
/! Forks was admitted to the bar on Sat.
urday.-- expects to open an office
in that state.
| The wedding af Warner S. Scullin
and Miss Minnie Malmberg of this city
will occur today. A parcel shower
was given for Miss Malmberg Saturday
afternoon at the Chris Hall home on
Bridge street and very enjoyable
afternon was spent. Many gifts were
bestowed. An elaborate luncheon was
served at six O'clock.
DR.. A. NJ. Lewis led the meeting of
the Christi0n Brotherhood Sunday.
Next Sunday will be song and test
imony meeting and will be the last
held until September.
The bodybuilding, 10oxl5o feet of
1.-The Austin Cement Tile company on
the east side is finished. 1t is built
OF cement block. The machin
cry is installt d and tested. The
tracks for the curing :rooms were
put in last week and the work of man
u'acturing is expected to commence
this week. 1t will be an important
addi tion to the industries of our
hustling city.
e. d. Shock will have an auction
sale of team, COW, farm machinery
household Sgoods, ETC., on Monday
June 18th, at one O'Clock, at his place
in Brownsville. He is planning to re-
move from the county. See bills.
AT the regular meeting of Austin
Conncil No. 354, Yeomen of America
held Friday 8 new applications were
acted on. After the meeting social
session was enjoyed consisting of mu-
sic, dancing. etc. Refreshments were
served. All present report fine time
The council has made arrangements
for the organization of fine drill team
in the near future.
John Maurek, the east side grocer
was taken to St. Olav hospital Satur
day and an operation was performed on
his leg. ..,..s~..
Robert Carter graduates tomorrow
in the electrical engineering course at
the university of Minnesota. His
mother has gone to be present.
Geo. H. LitchEeld arrived home
Monday from his wiuter's sojourn at
Joplin, Mo. |
A splendid children's program will
be given at the Baptist church next
Sunday evening.
Miss Frances Lobb who has spent
the past two years with her grand
mother, Mrs. G. D. Beldep, returned
to her home in Chicago last evening.
Mrs. s. G. Woodard and Mrs,
'prague of Minneapolis, were guests
IF Mrs. J:C Hawkins over Sunday.
Miss Hazel West of Minneapolis
S visiting Col. G. L. West and other
relatives,
The Miozota (Forget-Me- Not) So
'iety will meet next Tuesday morning
With Mrs. l.. D.. Carter for an all day
picnic.
The Happy Thought club will hold
basket social Thursday evening, June
18th. There will be short entertain
nent. A. b. Lowell will be auctio-
1ecr. Other articles too numerous to
mention will be auctiened off. All are
invited to attend.
George A. butcher reports May
'eturns from Hound View dairy
to 1890 pounds of milk
rom 25 cows, Is of them fresh, This
brought in over $3.50 for the months
eceipts.
Turtle Creek bridge near the Ca.
holic cemetery has been closed for a
ew days while repairing the pins.
Take the next road west.
j. l.. Mitchell arrived home sa.
'u1day from the Methodist national
conference, held at Baltimore. He says
hat there were some lively times in
he election of bishops and other Off
'ers. He visited Washington and
'ther points, /
Miss Nora Becker spent Sunday
with friends at Preston. ......4
We notice by the Minneapolis pa
pers that Rev. j.. S. Budlong was one
ot the four deans elected last week by
5he council of the Episcopal church of
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Ed Bassett shipped twenty head
'f fine horses to Wausau, Wis, Friday.
Engineer G. Ellingsen arrived home
Sunday from Columbus, Ohio, where
1e has been for about month in at
tendance as delegate to the b. of l..
E. national convention.
Mrs TOhr 4