Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16
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AUSTIN WEpNxsDAY SEPT. 16. 1908
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YOUR WATCH

j. p, Rogers has moved to New
port, Mimi, to reside.
Miss Mamie Smith went to Roch-5
ester Monday to consult DR.. Mayo.
Ray O'Halloran was down from
Minneapolis to spend Sunday.
Miss Eula Terry is stenographer at
the HORNED Packing house office. !.
Miss Ida Olson began teaching in
the Dinsmoor district on Monday.
Miss Sara Will left for Oklahoma
Friday to spend year with her broth
er. - .--- -."--
Austin Council No. 354, ~Yeomen
of America will meet Friday evening
September Is. ...--x
The equinoctical storm is due next
week and We shall probably have an
abundance of rain.
Miss Hazel Webber has gone to
Detroit, Mich !, to attend the School OF:
Domestic Science. s.5a.
- ALFRED E. Johnson and 1amlly
OF Blooming Prairie spent Sunday
with Austin relatives, a-&*3 So
Miss Laura Snere of Sheldon, Ia,
visited at the McKenna home here last
week returning home Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Rutherford went to
Blooming Prairie Monday to visit
her sister, Mrs. A. E. johnson. ~,
A son was born to- Mrs. N. A.
Graves at Darlington, N D, and grand
pa A. O. Hollister is happy.
The Lutheran League will meet
Sunday September 20, at $40 p. m.
Special music has been prepared.
Mrs Addie D. Denison spent Sun
day with her brother in Blooming
Prairie returning to Austin Monday.
School began Monday in The John
Ii. French district, east OF Austin,
with Miss Nellie DeRemer as teacher.
Mrs. Barbara Dovenburg left for
Columbus, Ohio, Saturday, as dele
gate to the G. l. A. of L. +. conVen-
tion.
M. B. Mclaughlin returned
home Saturday from Aitkin county
where he spent a week, on his Farm
there. *-->s.
Mrs. w. H. Crandall of Merriam
Park came Saturday to spend few
days with Mrs. D. II. Stimson and other
friends. .ssez~ So
Jack Leary, who returned Friday
from South Dakota, left Tuesday
morning for Pierre, the capital OF
South Dakota.
The Sunday School of St. CLAWS
Lutheran church will hold picnic in
Lafayette park, Saturday afternoon
September 19.
DIR. f. M, Rule, presiding elder,
preached at the M. E. church Sunday
evening and held quarterly conference
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Fox have gone
to housekeeping in the new Stimson
house on Lansing avenue next east OF
J. W. Scott's.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
will meet at the church Friday after
noon, Mrs. James Gait and Mrs. VIM.
Todd will entertain. e1 =, ..z..@.. ~.
WIN, r. Mccormick of Kalama-
ZOO. Mich, who has been visiting
Jesse Jones and family for two weeks
left for his home Sunday evening.
-Mesdames Braaten and Skifter will
entertain the Ladies Aid Society of the
Lutheran church at the church parlors
Thursday afternoon Sept. II
The Oakland Baptist Ladies Aid
will meet with Mrs. ii. B. Hazen on
Oakland avenue tomorrow afternoon.
Zee cream and cake will be served at
four o'clock. All are invited.
THE new addition on the north
side of ST.. Olav hospital is enclosed
and will be ready for use next month.
The basement will be finished for a
Kitchen and dining room and there
will be four rooms on both the first
ana S6COuu sAOO1o VI htAO e@uOA1AOAA'z..
"A parcel shower was given Sat
rrday evening for Miss Grace Wilder
at the home of Miss Irma Owen on
Baldwin street. It was a complete
surprise. "A very pleasant time is re-
ported. Many beautiful and useful
gifts were received. Refreshments
were served on the lawn. Miss Wilder
becomes bride today. !.
Work on the curbfng OF South
Main street is being pushed. The new
grade established is a foot below the
old sidewalk grade. We wonder how
long this grade will stand.1t It Is g
shame that the right grade was not
originally established as many trees
will now have to be sacrificed when
the sidewalks are lowered.
When you have an Idle hour and are ID
search Of clean, wholesome en-.