Mower County transcript., 1913-10-22

The solo parts in the cantata a,
the Presbyterian church Friday even
ing will be taken by Mrs. J. a. =.
Naess and Mr.. w. T. Hanscomb.
Begins at 8:I5. .s>s 5s5
Mrs. Anthony Appel and babe
returned to Albert Lea Monday af-
ter spending week with her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Bassett. s@ y,
-Supt. Eunice L. Rice went e
Minneapolis today to attend the the
state educational meetings.
&C. H. Davidson Of Minneapolis }. 1Als'
came Thursday to visit his mother, '1sl1' +,
Mrs. C. H. Davidson, Sr. a.
Judge John E. Robinson was N
Rochester Thursday and had another
examination by the Mayos. they
decided not to perform an operation.
The Central w. C. T. U. will
meet with Mrs. C. M. Page, 3o2 west
Mill street, next Thursday afternoon,
28, at three O'Clock. All members
and other ladies interested in tenn
perance are requested to be present.
Mrs. Mary Saterbo has sold her
forty Il, Red Rock to a. p, ,Beltz
and will move into Austin. :
Geo. Briebach, teller in the First
National Bank of Missoula, Mont, IS
spending the week on vacation with
his mother and other relatives here.
The Miozota society gave tl1ei,
annual chicken pie dinner at G. A..
r. hail Saturday, and were generous
1y patronized. They are noted fof
their fine dinners and this was up to
standard. Receipts $54, which will
be expended in improving Cedar City
cemetery grounds, Next meeting
with Mrs. Arthur Gemnel.
Word from VIM. Evison, near
London, Canada, says that he has q
floating cartilage in one knee which
hinders him from hard work. Doro-
thea is attending school in London
and singing for an evangelist part OF
the time.
The Eclipse Lumner Company
Keeps just what you wish In lum-
ber, Cement. Line, Plaster, Roofing
and fuel. They are making spec
ialty of the Peerless Roofing. water
proof, weather-proof. and practically
nre-proof. G.. NJ. EmmonA. manager.
.-Thos. Rockford has moved his
Offices to the Crocker block on east
Bridge street and is fixing them up.
Wilson Beach has sold his house
on Maple street, south OF i: y.
Baird's and has bought Mrs. Ada NJ.
Smiths house on. Oakland avenue,
possession about Nov. |.
MIR. and Mrs. E. L. Thornton
and son of Benson came Thursday
to visit at the A. H. Davidson home.
They went to Hampton, Iowa, Satur-
day and spent Sunday with DR.. c. l..
Hobson and family.
Judge John E. Robinson and
wife leave today for Hollywood, Cal.
to spend the winter with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louise Davidson. DR..
Joshua Miller, the new government
inspector at. the HORNED packing
plant, has rented their house on
Main street furnished for the winter.
Mrs. Rosena Anderson of Lyle
moved this week to Austin where
she recently purchased home.
Mrs. Olive NJ. Davis who has
spent the summer near Buffalo, n. Y.
is now visiting her niece Mrs. E.. G.
Martin at Cambridge, Mass: She
will go from there to Washington,
D. C. and will also visit in New
York and. Philadelphia and intends
to reach .Austionr on her way home
to Davis, S. D. about Nov. IS. Her
niece, Miss Edith Parker of -Buffa-
10, N. Y, is with her. X
Thomas Savage has returned
from Hot Springs, S.. D., where he
spent three months. He is improved
in health. -s+ L:
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Amundson
and son of Wells moved to Austin
last week to make their home. They
have been Wells residents for many
years and their many friends there re-
gret to see them go. y -:
Lou O. Rosenthal on Wednes-
day moved into his new home regent
]y completed in, Gregg,s addition
lust west of the city. He has sold
his house on east Bridge street and
had to give possession. >s--sss.,
-Chas. Ashton of ~ Goodlettsville
Tenn. arrived Wednesday to spend
several months at the A.. n. kins-
man greenhouses and assist during
Mr.. Kinsman's absence in Florida
and Cuba. sz, = !,
The animal ,husbandry class Of
the Austin high school is now pre-
pared to ASSIST: III registering ali :puIS
bred stock of any kind, horses, cattle
sheep, etc. =. Write Prof. W. J.
French for particulars. *s - ,s.e
Senator Chas. F. Cook arrived
home Thursday from Pipestone and
Murray, counties where he went or
insurance business. 5ssss$ s :
H K. Mcdonald has bought tht
building lot on Bridge street west q
the public library. This ought to b
owned by the city to be added to tn.
library grounds. Where. lis the public
spirited donor?
The Congregational Ladies All
took in $1,000 at their meeting Wed
nesday.
Miss Agnes Reding spent Sun
day at home from Sinsinawa Mount
academy at Dubuque and ATTENDED
her sisters wedding Monday morn
ing, returning Monday noon.
Two new sections have bee,
added to the switch board of the n
w. Telephone exchange.
The fire alarm Friday Afternoon
came from the old John Kornberl