Mower County transcript., 1912-10-23
Che. Urut1Hcrtpt.
AUSTIN, WEDNESDAY, Oct. %, 1912.

AUSTIN, W:KDNEsDAY;; Oct. %, 1912.
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"A marriage license was issued
Monday TO William w. Savage of
Janesville, Wis.,, and, Miss Blanche
H: Holmes of this city. The bride is
a sister of Rev. C.. w. Holmes. They,
will reside at GAINESVILLE.
"A special election will be held in
this Independent School district from
3 to 8 p. m: on Friday, Oct. rs, 1912,
at the high school building to vote
on issuing bonds for $4,000 to build
two school houses and for $4,000 to
buy additional land.
the Eclipse LUMBER Company
keeps just what you wish in lum-
Der, Cement. Lime, Plaster, Roofing
and fuel. They are making spec
ialty of the Peerless Roofing, water
proof, weather-proof, and practically
f1re-proof. C. M Emmone. ma nager-
There were nearly fifty ladies at
the Mothers meeting at Lincoln
school "Wednesday afternoon. A pa
per was read by Miss Munson, music
teacher on the value of music in the
schools. Several musical numbers
were given.
20 per cent discount on all Ladies
Trimmed Hats Saturday at Fisch's.
Capt. and Mrs. M. J. Parmenter
spent last week with her Sister, Mrs.
Nora Thurston at Waterloo, Iowa.
The sale of the Caleb Stock farm
at Cedar City was consummated. The
purchaser is Fred Dunn Of London
and he has a good bargain at about
500, AN acre. ..,...... !. g. !
@Dr Paul McKef:ninrla left Tuesday
evening for his home at Mt. Sterling,
KY, after visit with his parents
here
Mrs. Ada M. Smith plans to leave
about Nov. to spend the winter
with her son Clinton who is banker
in southern California.
80 per cent discount on all Ladies
aud ChiIdrens Cloth Coats Saturday at
lfisch's.
"A. L. Eberhart left for New York
Wednesday on business for the Hor-
mel Packing company. The company
will put in a supply house there for
their foreign and domestic trade.
.-Hallowe' en- night Thursday even
ing of next week.
Go. c., M. N. c., will be in
spected Monday evening, Nov. II by
Major John Bushers. 1t is possible
that the new ar1nory may be so it can
be used.
-Vesper services were held Sun
dav afternoon at the Y. w. c. A.
rooms. Miss Brinton spoke on Re-
serve Power Miss Inez French sang.
o:o1 fo1
About thirty friends gathered at
Staley east of the city, Thursday
evening to help these worthy folks
celebrate their twentieth wedding an
niversary. A very enjoyable even
ing7w spent in visiting and IN music
and games. An original poem was
reid by Mrs. Hockett. A fine supper
was served .
APhotographer H. T.: Bishop and
wife returned Friday from weeks S
oiating at Lake Minnetohka:: :%
vsr4The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
VIII Mrs. J. S. Young, west Oakland
Avenue; on Friday afternoon on this
week. ! fAH41adies of the church and
cengreg egafionHiHvited..
5rThere& was Some rain fell Monday
and yesterday was "a little colder.
Last week was ideal Indian summer.
AT the. .annuak. roll call of the
Mason City Baptist CHURCH Thursday
eNvening, Mrs. A. B.. Hunkins was one
oH1he ladies quartet which sang and
Gface Hunkins was one OF the girls
- cherus. We know they were fine.
Is per cent discount on all Cote =
AID Wool Blankets 2on Saturday al
I'm Armour's Monthly Cook
Book for October, we notice that the
fourth Minnesota prize was won by
Mrs. Mary Vine French .of Austin
The recipe was. for Porceau. a Ia Blue
i asfollows:a f ut thru q meat grinder
i one pound Of Armour Star Ham lam
and to this add one and three-fourth
d csips of cat meal or rolled oats. Cover
with boiling water and cook one hou,
ina double boiler. Put in mould unit
cold, then slice, dip in egg and breat
crumbs, and fry in Simon Pure Lea
Lard until a rich brown. Serve hot
'tThe winner is Mrs. Lafayette French
Of this city. 81 f e a. &
Good Apples only 75c per bushe
b basket at Fisch's Saturday
Il LosT: a gold medal, owners nam
across the front Reward. Leave q
Transcript office. ..
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81 a. Shule went TO- en- aterloo, Ia.