Mower County transcript., 1908-05-27

- The Christian Brotherhood has in.sI
vlted Mcintyre post, q. a. R.sto a spec
lal service at sElks hall next Sunday
afternoon.
-E. /. "a. Kittlesby went to Calmar
Saturday evening to visit his aged
father Whosis very ill.
Fhe base ball game on the fair
grounds Saturday afternoon between
Austin high school and Pillsbury acad-
emy of OWatonna resulted in a score Of
6.to lin favor of Austin. Itwas an in
teresting game as Pillsbury didn'tscore.
until the fifth inning ....# & /;
| "A large number from Austin went
to Mason City Sunday to attend the in
ltiation Of about 80 into the knights of
Columbus lodge.
DIR. NJ. Q. Anderson went to Chica- !,
go Sunday night to attend the meeting
Of the government meat inspectors
called by Secretary Wilson, of the de-
partment Of. agriculture. !
The Stoddard Reading Club met
with Mrs. P. H. Fr..ti-d Thursday af-
ternOon.
Miss Grace Blalock, teacher in the
State school in Faribault, came down
Thursday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Blalock.
&C. w. Snere, who has, been agent
for the G.. NJ. & st. Paul road in Aus
tin for several years, has resigned. He
has been an acceptable official.
Mrs. l. c. Clark entertained
company of friends Wednesday evening
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Reck-
enthaler. A six o'clock dinner was
served.
H. Stuvetro, aged about 16, sou of
A. H. Stuvetro, who lives near Rose
Creek, had bad accident Thursday
while out hunting He was shot
through the right ankle and was taken
to the st. Olav hospital. The bones
were found to be badly shattered and
amputation was found to be necessary
on Sunday.
The Calendar Club was happily en-.
tertained by Mrs. w. J. Urbatch
Thursday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent socially and a fine supper
was served.
| Prof. G. Il. Boostrom gives the ad-
dress to the graduating class of the
Hartland school Friday evening. On
Saturday he gives the Memorial Day
address at Freeborn, the three posts Of
Alden, New Richland and Freeborn
uniting in the service. :.
Prof. A. j. Harpman will give the
address to the graduating class at Hay.
ward next Monday evening.
The wedding of Charles w. Tyler
and Mrs. Rose Stockman of thi'
city occurred at Minneapolis Satur
day afternoon. They will reside il
Spokane where Mr.: Tyler has posi-
ton with the Great Northern railroa.
[ company.
Earl Fairbanks went to Minneapo
, lis Monday to work in the Milwaukee
ticket Office.
j. T. Hurley, editor of the Alber
Lea Tribune, was here yesterday o.
business.
True p. Leonard left for Hutchin
3 son, Kas. yesterday to take a position
}, on daily there.
!, The Gazooks enjoyed a picnic a
Lafayette park yesterday afternoon.
H. O. Basford of Denver is expect
t ed here the last of this week on bus
d ness connected with the sale of th
d Austin Register.
b y. Solner left Thursday evening ft
), his old home in Norway and will
gone for about three months. He visi
ed relatives in Chicago on the way an
= expects to sail from New York toda,
IL The Cedar river was UNUSUAL
n high yesterday on account of the la,
A lrains.
q Mrs, Lizzie Hosted spent sunda
le with friends at LaCr0sse.
The body of John S. Lacy, WI
" died at Montrose, S. D. Sept. 13, 1870
was brought here Friday for burial
n OakWood cemetery. He was one
the earliest settlers of Austin. He b
h six children living, one of them MI
Frank Haney of Lansing township.
}. Prof. c. r. Boostrom led the NEE
ing of the Christian brotherhood Su
70 day afternoon. ss