Mower County transcript., 1908-10-21

and
Rev. A. Cressey went to st. Paul Mon
day toEattehd the reception given for
bishop Mcintyre.
-A#daughter was born to Mrs. Joe
Hagen Monday morning.
-.n The. wedding of Miss Kittie Rob.
ertson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs: John
7 Robertson, TO Rev. Erastus A. Smith
~wilf:take place next Wednesday eve
ming, Oct % at Seattle, Wash. s~.>.
j. +. Bowen of Wilmar is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. w. F. Clay.
Hides tanned for robes, coats, rugs,
etc. Write for free cataiog 20. FOs-
TER ROBE & TANNING, co, Mime
apolis. ~ - SO
Hunts Perfect Extracts for house.
hold use are as good as Hunts Perfect
Baking Powder--none ever disappoint.
The football game Saturday after
noon between Austin and sKiceville on
the local field resulted in score of Is
too in favor OF Austin. Austin VIII
play Usage team at Usage next Satur-
day.
Mrs. E. L. Kaliher of Minneapo
lis and baby came Thursday to visit
her mother, Mrs. 5. E. Hart. Mrs.
Kaiiher was formerly Miss Lulu Tidd
OF Austin. II ~ s.s=*@a ~ + =: ~
! The Miozota Society. auxiliary of
the Cedar City Cemetery association,
!! will meet with Mrs: A. Galloway on
Park avenue next Tuesday afternoon:
; Oct. ~. =
j. S. r. Scoville, who was recently
very ill at his Iowa heme, came Satur-
day to visit his son, the Main street
jeweler. -~~-~~~--~~~--~-- .~~-~~--'
! "A letter from E. D. Shook states
that he and his wife were enjoying
themselves at Hot Lake, Oregon, and
they like it there as Mrs. Shook is bet
ter. Itis a great sugar beet country
them to winter there.
Prof. c.. Il. Boostrom attended the
meeting of the state school directors at
J OWatonna Wednesday,: i
Mrs. John Reddtng attended the
funeral of her eQcle at ,Stacyviile Wed
nes6ay.
: Mics @Mabel Hagen Of Randall
; sMinn. came last week. to attend the
IS. M. Normal. She will stay with bel
f'grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. j. s.
Young
I Nov. Is, Thanksgiving dsy, will bf
Robert M. Fosters 87th birthday an
1i%srsary. %sx M surely carries his age
| The following are the delegates
fnem the Ere Club to to the state con
vention to be held at Owatonna, Nov
10and IL: Mesdames Il. ". LutZ
Cleo. Twedell, VIM. Auatfather, e. E
Dickens, Cue, Arthur Harpmap, J. D
Sraith, p. A. Riley and C. Il. a:oostrom
! The aeor timbers for THE secont
story Of the new Hall Dalager brlcl
block on Matu street are being put on
j james TEL. AuItfather sold a fin,
| thoroughbred two year Old Perchefo1
on Friday tobe shipped to Wisconsin
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ayers hav,
moved to higher altitude in Califor
mfe on account of Mrs Ayerszs health
They are now at Los Gatos.
We have &n interesting letter fo
NEXT week.
The Lyle Tribune says that T. E
wilson and L. "A. Sherman will NOV
to Austin soon and will give their On
, tire attention to the business of tn
Gilbert Improved Culvert company
Other members of the company ma,
also move if the business demand
Sheif time. They are aiming to do a,
immense business when they get t
! ! manufacturing.
, Samuel HolMster of AtcMson
Kansas, came Wednesday to visit hi
, brother, DR.. W. l.. Hollister.
j. 4. jacobson, candidate for gov
7 ernor, arrived in Austin Monday nigh
: on the midnight train from Dodg
:, Centre and left yesterday morning fo
r q days trip in this county, maxim.
. Lansing, Waltham, Sargeant ant
Brownsdaie in the forenoon; Dexter
, Elkton and Leroy in. the Afternoon
and Grand Meadow IN the evening
He makes votes for himself whereve
he goes.
Mrs. Nancy Felch, aged over q
years, died Oct. IL, at the home of hel
eldest son in Winchendon, Mass. Sht
was the mother, of Austin Felch o1
Austin and he has been with her fo1
the past six weeks helping to comfort
and care for her. She leaves three
sons and two daughters all living in
New England except Austin. The
father died 26 years ago.
@C..H. Goats returned home Thurs.
day from St. Paul after receiving treat.
ment there. He is better. He went
to St. Paul again Sunday for further
treatment.
e. l.. Peck, state secretary of the
Y. M. G. A. spoke at union meeting
1T the Methodist church on the form.