Mower County transcript., 1908-08-26


to the choice of the voters at the com
ing republican primaries.
JOHN G. HAWKINS. :
Austin, Mimi, Aug. %, 1908.
Special prices on Mason's fruit jars
pints soc, quarts 60c, two quarts 'oe
at Dalager's grocery
Ben HORNED has a new 3O-horse
mower Buick automobile, which ar
rived Wednesday.
The Woodmen and the R. N. A.
will hold joint picnic at Latayette
park this afternoon. The lodge Will
furnish coffee. \ large attendance, is
desired. ~
Miss Olive French arrived from
Winnipeg Wednesday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Art Padelford.
H. w. Lightley and julie Dlns-
moor are putting in a lot OF tile on
their farms this fall. They buy OF
the Austin Cement Co.
Perry Reynolds arrived home on
Thursday from New York State,
where he spent two months with OLD
time friends. He had very ENJOY
able trip.
For Sale-A couple of work mares
and a good leather upholstered exten
sion top surrey. Will sell at bargain.
Call afternoons at fifth house north OF
hospital, Lansing avenue, L. +. Snyder
Mems shirt sale next Saturday at
the Hub. Only 80 cents.
-75c value mems shirts SOC at the
Hub next Saturday. :
The Era club met with Mrs.
Andrew Anderson at the poor 1arm
Thursday afternoon. About 70 were
present. Papers were read by MIS-.
M. E. G. Wilson on Spanish Women
by Mrs. Thos. Dugan on Chinese Wo-
men and by Mrs. Will Aultfather on
English Women. Mrs. G. W.. Lutz
spoke on Standing for Principle.
Supper was served on the lawn.
The roof Is going on the, new
Catholic parochial school. 1t will not
be ready for use this fall term.
"A district meeting of automo-
bile clubs will be held at Owatonna
today. Some of the state officers, will
be present. A number from Austin
will make the run this morning with
their machines.
Miss Alice Mcbride entertained
about 25 of her young lady friends
Thursday afternoon at her home on
South St. Paul street. Misses Ger
trude Kline of Minneapolis, Veta
Honecker and Harriet Root of Lor-
aine, Ohio; and Louise Palmer of
Morris, ILL.,, were special guests from
away.
Kenneth Avery left for New York
city Thursday to visit relatives. He
will enter West Point academy in the
fall term.
Marie Reding and Kate Nockels
went to Chicago Thursday to visit rela-
tives. -..
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bowers of Aber-
deem, S. D., visited M. E. James and
family the last of the week.
-Chas. Kerkow arrived home Fri.
day from visit at St. Paul and other
points where he has been since camp.
H. R. Hull and family left Thurs
day for their home at Palo. Alto, Gal.
after spending several weeks with re-
latives here. " ~
Mrs. Ada M. Smith and her son DR.
julie Smith of Madison, Mimi. went.
to Minneapolis Thursday to visit Mrs.
L. N McWhorter.
The Calendar Club was entertained
"Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Walter
Chestnut. A guessing contest was
one of the enjoyments. a fine supper
was enjoyed. ..S.5
REV. and Mrs. j. A. 3. ,Naess
j. arrived home Monday from theirsvaca-
tion outing at Buffalo, MINI and
Duluth. -
Miss Gertrude Kline who has been
visiting friends here expects to return
home to Minneapolis today.
The score cards which Harlan G. !.
Palmer Of Leroy, Candidate for rep
resentative, distributed at the Horned
( picnic ball game Saturday afternoon,
made great hit.
q Almon Sprague, aged 81, died We'd
nesdav evening at his home on Divi.
sion street, from heart and stomach
trouble. He had been Ill for q long
I time. Hewa formerly boilermaker
In the Milwaukee railroad shops, NOV
{ ing here from Wells when the shops
were moved. He leaves 9 widow. and
/ four children. Funeral was held at
( the Lutheran church Saturday after
noon.