Mower County transcript., 1912-05-29
AUSTIN, WEDNESDAY,, May 29, 1915

AUSTIN, WEDNESDAY,, May 29, 1912.
We are in receipt of an invita-
tion to attend the Commencement ex-
ercises of the Spring Grove high
school on Friday evening. Among
the graduates is Miss Marjorie De-
lille Sodergren, formerly OF Browns
dale. -.
The Miozota Society met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. A. E. Carter for
supper. The receipts were So. Next
meeting will be with Mrs.. Stella
Wynn. "
Rooms to sent for teachers at sum-
mer school at College. Cooking uten-
sils may be made use Of. Inquire at
900 West College street, Austin.-B. A =:
Bisbee. la-2
Apples will evidently be a small
crop in this vicinity this year, on &C
count of the heavy crop last year, but
the plum trees we're loaded with bios
SONS and promise bounteous yield
The prospects are that strawberries
will also be very plentiful.
The M. E. General Conference
which has been in session IN MIME
apolis for the past month closes this
week. DR.. j. F. Stout, D. d. and
wife have been in attendance most
of the time but came home last week.
Rev. j. C. Roseland of Chicago,
formerly an Austin pastor, has &C
cepted call to the Lutheran
church in Crookston, MINI. and will
begin his work there in July.
Strong, hardy growers are the gar
Goo
his caulifower, tomato and cabbage
plants.
The Woman's Guild of Christ
Episcopal church was entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. Geo. Umhoefer,
assisted by Mrs. w. L. VanCamp.
Mrs j. B. Mills and son of
Minneapolis visited her sister, Mrs.
]. M. Hollister during the past week.
Democratic County convention
will be held in the court room this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock to elect
delegates to the state convention.
There is considerable interest re-
garding the democratic nominee for
president
Two dollars down and two dollars
month buys Singer sewing machine.
Old machines taken in exchange. Store
124 West Mill street. 8-4
"A. G.. Bossert is putting in cement
walks, foundations, etc. Phone NV
422-L.
Work has begun on the new
apartment house to be built on Lam
sing avenue next to G. H. Webber's S
residence. It will be about 4Ox65
feet, two story, of Kansas City
pressed brick and will be modern In
every respect. 1t will be occupied
by the four owners, DR.. A. w. Allen,
DR.. G.. M. F. Rogers, Rolla DeGroodt
and Chet Ober.
Wanted. Turkeys, geese and
ducks. Highest cash price paid for
stock and eggs. Write or phone Ali
A. Ziemer, Austin, MINI. ST.
The movement for the organic.
alton of Boys Club in Austin with
provision for suitable meeting
place is still being planned. About
$50 boys have already subscribed
and in a few days committee will
be appointed to solicit necessary
funds for the project.
Tie Eclipse Lumber Compan.
keeps just what you wish in lum.
Der, Cement, Lime, Plaster, Roofing
and fuel. They are making spec
ialty of the Peerless Roonng. water
proof, weather-proof, and practically
flre-proof. C. M Emmons manager
The opening baseball game O.
the season on the Austin diamond
played thursday was disastrous tt
the Austin team. Preston took thu
game in a score of 8 to 4, winning
the game in the first inning whel
they made five scores. Most of tn
stores closed and there was biz
crowd present. The local team vii
make a better showing when IL
thorough practice.
Light Brahma eggs for Matching
Sl.OO for 14.-M. j. Parmenter, rura
route 6, Austin. -. vt
Some good values in books at Pool
er's sale. They are going at half price
Friday, May 81, is the last da.
on which to pay the first half of rea
estate taxes before penalty goes OF
the whole. Only two days more.
The Lincoln school teacher
were entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Herbert Warfeld a
her home on east Bridge street.
number of other ladies were present
A fine supper and social occasion
were enjoyed.
-Hare's tomato and cabbage plant
are sure to grow as they are out OF tn
hot bed long enough to become stI on
and hardy. Phone 276 or 420-J. :
Wanted, to trade the best orga1
in Mower county for horse. Lore1
A. Clark, Austin.
The Miozota society met witt
Mrs A. E. Carter Thursday after
noon with a good attendance. Re
ceipts were about SO.
Plenty of rain during the pas
week, delaying corn planting som
but. making grass and small graf
just jump. It is splendid CROWN
weather. = @'
Memorial Day tomorrow. Pla1
to attend the exercises here if with
in reach. It is the Old Soldiers da
and should be respected according