Mower County transcript., 1908-03-25

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90 for 9 dozen photos at Yos-
BURGH's. tt &
Drop in and inspect that elegant
line of dishes and fancy ware at
& sDalagers grocery.
Mrs j. E: Opie went to GAINESVILLE.
Wis. Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Buell..
..a-FREE-A life size portrait with
every dozen photos Except the $1.0O
size) at M. H. VOsBURGH's. tt
- Flax seed for sale, free from quack
or mustard, 1925 per bushel. Felch
Bros, two miles east Of Austin. In
terstate phone 10 J H.. 6
Mrs. Geo. Campbell of St. Paul was
a guest of her father, j. Schwan, over
Sunday.
The Eclipse Lumber CO. is noted
for it's square and honest business
methods. When in need Cf lumber or
fuel, it will pay you to see them. They
will use you right.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid are hav-
ing fine cork carpet put in the church
at a cost of nearly $40O. 1t is fine
impro vement.
| The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. Frank A. Ticknor4ridaY af-
ternoon,; ;April3. A Is cent supper will
be served at $50 to which the men are
ais invited. ...-.
For Sale, my house and two lots on
south Main. street Also q square
piano. J. SOLNE Err.
Red Clover, A]sike Glover and
Timothy seed for sale. Also seed corn,
DECKER BROTHERS.
| fell length cablenet Nottingham and
Boa Femme lace curtains slightly mussed
one third to one half off regular prices
while they last. HUB DRY GOODS DEPT
Austin, MINI.
Miss Edith Padden came down
ftom Hamline university Saturday for
a weeks vacation. There are eight
Austin students at Hamline this year,
six of whom are spending this week at
home.
| The basket social at Concord hall
Friday eyeaing for the benefit of school
district 40 was fine success. An ex-
cellent program was given and $l7
were realized from sale of baskets.
Miss Madge Varco is teacher.
The Eastern Star initiated seven
new members at a special meeting Fri
day evening. A social session followed.
The honors of the present gradual
ing class Of the Austin high school
were given out Friday. The valedic-
torian is Miss Rae King, ssalutatorian
Paul Knebsbach, third homer Ida Has
eth, honorable mention Camilla Frank
lin. ..
The B. Y. ?. y. was pleasantly en-
tertained Friday evening at the par
sonage 10y Rev. and Mrs. FL. b. Hazen.
Hearts were matched for places at sup
! per and the evening was spent very So
cially.
-Adrian Drost of this city will be 80
years old next Sunday, March 20. He
-. is able'to come up town daily.
just received, a carload of Granite
Roofing. We can make prices right as
/ we buy by the carload. Eclipse Lum-
ber Company, C. M, EMMoss, agent.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Il. Scripture
returned Friday from Claremont, near
Dodge Centre, where they spent a week
with his parents.
The Simple Life Club met with
Miss Nettie Belden Monday afternoon
and enjoyed a five o'clock luncheon.
Next meeting with Miss Hazel Webber
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.. Woodle went
to Rochester Monday for ali operation
on Mrs. Woodle for appendicitis.
Mrs. Herbert Schleuder returned
Monday from Rochester where she
spent several weeks with her mother.
Work on Herbert Schleuder's hne
new house on south Main street will be
resumed in q few days.
Mrs. Fay Il. Smith has rented fiat
in Chicago and will go in few days to
live there until Miss Stella has finished
her work when they will go to their
new home at Blessing, Texas, to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Dawson of
Omaha have been visiting friends here
this week.
! Miss Anna Kinsman was happily
surprised Saturday evening on her 18th
birthday anniversary by company Of
girl friends who invaded her home for
a social visit. The evening was spent
merrily in music, candy pulling and
other recreation. Refreshments were
served. A number of pretty gifts in
Guiding gold locket were received by