Mower County transcript., 1908-11-25

mas line. ~ 39-4o}
= Engineer O. E.. Nicholson leftI
Wednesday for Bowdle, S. D., afterl1
a weeks visit here with his family and
friends. H.
Good goods and prices right on
o'' '''D"' n'''''''' "' n"''' '; . $40
The Yeomen of America gave q
we'll attended dance at the Wcodman
hall last Friday. II
Watch the Bazaar for Xmas toys.
Now is the time to look. 80.
Mrs. J.. M. Nicholson of Lansing
was in Austin Saturday visiting rela.
tives.
Special prices on ladies enameled |
watches at Hayes Bros. 39~4O}
Hans J. Lea of Newry called on
Austin friends Saturday. II
There will be Thanksgiving ser.
vices at the Lutheran chu1ch at 1880
a. m. tomorrow, Thanksgiving day.
Especially : fine line Of rich cut
glass and hand painted China at Hayes
Bros. ~ - ~ 40
Send your gloves by mail to Nevens
Co. Cleaners. 607 Gil, Hennepln eve,
Minneapolis Prices from 10 to Is
cents. . 80 40 41-42 49, ID 45
TO Hayes Bros. for Toilet and
Manicure goods 80 40
!. For sale-Some B. r. G. :leghorns,
cockerels, at 75c q piece. Inqalre or |
II G. Reiser,
Roundale,
80 40-41 AZ Il. 4. No.
Buy a dozen new records for
Christmas at the Bazaar. The latest |
Low. in. 80
DR.. Cyrus Northrup, president of
the University of Minnesota, was given
| a splendid reception on Saturday by
| the chamber of commerce at Spokane,
Wash. Attorney Parker w. Kimball
preside as toastmaster
| afternoon for Thanksgiving vacation
and will commence again next Monday
morning.
! Mrs. w. FL. Adams will 60 to Min
neapolis today to spend Thanksgiving
with her daughter Mrs. Nellie Krebs
and her son Roy.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
made about $1,000 at their rummage
sale Friday and Saturday.
Miss Jennie Keith and her brorher,
proprietors of the Austin Republican,
went to Goldfeld; Iowa, Saturday on
account of the serious illness of their
father. He died the same night.
The Nj. E. Home Mission society
will meet with Mrs. G. II. Robbins this
afternoon.
The Baptist Mission circle will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. W F. Ebinger.
| Mr.. and. Mrs l.. d. Wilder of
Ofranto spent Sunday at the NJ. A.
French home.
| There was q good meeting of the
Christian Brotherhood Sunday. Ad-
dress by Rev. F. e. Knopf- 5
i Miss Ruby Ferris was home from
| Win0na seminary to spend: Sunday.
/ Miss Jessie Farley slipped and fell
while skating at the rink Saturday
| night breaking two bones in her fore
arm.
| Harry Pettingell spent Sunday
with friends in Faribault.
"A. N. Kinsman has been laid up
for several days with rheumatism.
-Mies Hazel Webber, who is attend
ing the Thomas Normal Training In.
stitute at Detroit, Mich, expects to
graduate in the full course in Domestic
Science next June. She is enjoying
her course very much.
Mrs. A E. Hilker went to Mime.
apolis Saturday to spend several days
with J. Hilker and family.
Mrs. Harry Rogers and two child
ren of Palermo, n. D., came last week
to spend a month with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Best.
! Mrs. W. E. Sloane arrived home
SATURDAY. from Pittsburg, Penn.
where she spent ten days with her
folks.
The Oberlln Glee club will give a
concert at the Baptist church Thurs
day evening, Dec. 81, under the auspi-
ces of the Baptist Ladies Aid.
The Ladies auxiliary of St. CLAWS
hospital met with Mrs. Chas. Hans on
Monday afternoon.
Thanksgiving Day tomorrow.
Mrs. J. E. jerks of st. Clond came
Saturday to visit her parents, Mr.. aid
Mrs. o. W. Shaw.
Charles L. Schwartz of Sergeant,
county commissioner-elect,w was in the
city Saturday.
John c. Hawkins of Austin, Jens
A. Jensen of Rose Creek and r. A.
Shutz of Leroy attended the meeting
! OF the N. E. Iowa Horticultural society
at Usage last week and were made hon.
orary members. They had a good
meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Campbell went
to Aberdeen, S. D., Monday to attend
| a family reception.