Mower County transcript., 1912-05-29

S. t--- a son Wa6 D0fn 70 Mrs. sam
Warrington Of Lyle township on
Weanesday. End.
Chas. Sargent of Alexandra, S.
d. visited at the Abe Newell home
"Wednesday. He formerly lived near
Oakland sss5 H 55s s5 ss.55sss sa
Blacksmith shop for rent. apply
to Mrs Emma Nelson, 521 Lincoln
street.. Austin, Mimi. 10 3
A a company Of six Austin ladies
Mesdames Geo. A. HORNED, Geo. s.
Burnham, S. D. Catherwood. p. S.
Selby, G. Fred Baird and l.. p. Fish
fer. went to Albert Lea Wednesday, in
the HORNED car and attended the
class day exercises at the college,
which were held on the campus.
lust in al POu-r's F-Tr>N'~ new
bulk garden seeds. The kind we have
sold for many years. Reliable and,
economical. Don't send awar for
seeds We can save v'n money -
-Comrade Clark Hemstreet is
| very i'll with heart trouble and is un-
der the care of nurse.
| Cabbage, tomato, canlihower and
ground cherry plantssat Hare's Seed
Store -
Mrs. Harlan Reynolds and son
| went to Minnesota Lake Wednesday
to spend a brief vacation with rela-
tives.
Rev. G. w. Holmes went to
Minneapolis Wednesday to attend
the Diocesan Council. The dele
gates from Christ church were: J. w.
Hare, G.. w. Merrick, VIM. M. Crane
and DR.. c. F. Lewis.
II The relatives If Mr.. and Mrs. S.
L Young surprised them last evening,
the occasion being their tenth wedding
anniversary. A picnic supper was en-
joyed and articles of tinware We're left
as reminders of the day.
Mrs. T. Thompson, former resi-
dent here. now of Charles City, Iowa, is
visiting Miss Anna Johnson.
Mrs. Raleigh Marsh of Billings,
Mont, is expected in Austin soon for
visit with old friends.
| Supreme Medical Examiner DR..
Winters, of the B. A Yeomen came up
from Des Moines Friday to attend the
rally.
John L. Feltv and daughters Lizzie
and Ruth of Waltham were Austin
callers Thursday.
En- gineer Chas. H. Moore, re-
| Gently injured in wreck near Wells
| is expected home today from the
Wells hospital. Good reports come
| Of his improved condition.
Mr. and Mrs. August Damn left
Friday for Norway to spend month
with his relatives. Bon voyage.
Mcintyre post, G.. A. R. has re-
ceived LOO small pin flags and will
give one to every school pupils in
Austin to wear on Memorial Day as
a mark of patriotism.
Invitations are received for the
| wedding of Levi A. Roseland of Shi-
cago and Miss Mabel G. Larson, to
| take place at the United Lutheran
church in .Waseca on Tuesday, June
f. The groom formerly lived in Aus
tin.
-Thos H. Nelson, the hobo who
robbed w. F. Schreiner in the Mil
waukee railroad yards in this city
was sentenced to Saltwater for inde-
| terminate term by Judge Kingsley.
Hans Johannessen who entered H.
Waterman's house and assaulted Miss
| Ragna Thieen was held for a Jury
trial as the evidence is so conflict
| ing.
| The police arrested a bunch of
six Austin young men and a woman
of disrepute under the Milwaukee
railroad bridge over Dobbins creek
Sunday afternoon all under the in
fluence of liquor. The woman hailed
from Faribault and when arrested
tried to drown herself in the creek.
She was taken to st. Olaf hospital
and on Monday was released on
promise never to return here. Each
of the young men were fined $40 and
costs on Monday. 1t was most dis
graceful affair but there is no limit
to what liquor will bring human be-
ings to.
| "A patriotic service conducted by
Mrs. G. A. Parks was held at the
Christian church Sunday evening
and a number of. the old Soldiers
were present. She made an appro-
pirate address and patriotic songs
were sung.
-Peddycourt & Erret's New Va
riety store, formerly the Bazaar, will
open at two o'clock this afternoon
for business. The store has been re.
modelled and new stock has beer
placed.
In case of rain on Memorial DAY
the management of the idle Hour
has kindly offered the use of the
Theatre for the public exercises. Il
is an offer which is appreciated. The
exercises will be in the forenoon ac
cording to the program published
elsewhere.
! Banker Alfred E. johnson o
Blooming Prairie, son of Seymour
Johnson of Austin was elected presi
dent of the First District Banker.
association which met at Rochester
Friday.
/ Miss Edna Letherland of Min
neapolis is visiting Austin friends
this week.
Mrs. L. Holleque went to Min
neapolis Monday to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Roy Pierce
Mrs. Henry A. Goslee returned
Saturday evening from Chaska
where she has been treated in tn
Sanitarium there for the past month
for SeDtic rheumatism Tn SOM