Mower County transcript., 1915-03-03

I| arrenA Carter Of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday at the Shaw
/ home 5s5,
Seven persons from Lansing
were baptized Sunday in the Baptist
/ church
N. Hare the Seed Man, wants
200 bushels of Early Ohio seed pota-
toes: Adv 52-2
Twenty young people enjoyed a
children's party at the home Of Miss:
Frances Baird Saturday evening. IS.
-P. D. Beaulieu is receiving Wis
lit from his mother, Mrs. Frank Beau.
lieu and brother, Thos. Beaulieu.
The Rebekahs and friends enioy-
ed Poverty Party at their hall Fri
day evening, over 100 being present.
Bert Slupe had an accident Sum
day and lost a part of his middle fing-
l er while at work with some machirl-
cry.
Mrs. Arthur Carlson entertained
| the Boy Scouts, seventeen in number,
at 6 o'clock dinner, Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. w. B.. Groome gave a chill
dren's party Wednesday evening to
thirty friends. Lunch was served at
II o'clock. - a.:s
i Now is the time to start your seed
for Early plants. Hare, the seed man
has large variety of cabbage and
tomato seed that are sure growers.
Il " Adv. 52-2.
Mrs. Carl Stutenroth was hostess
at 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday
There were twelve guests and Miss
II Frances Campbell assisted in serving
George Hirsh has returned from
Chicago, where he was called to at
tend the funeral of his brother in
law
The Austin High School girls
basket ba II team played at Usage, Fri:
day evening and came home victors
The score was IS to ! in favor of GU,
girls. -.
The annual meeting of the Aus
tin Dairy Testing Association which
was. to have been held this week Tues
day has been postponed until Thurs
day, March II.
The Boy Scouts cleared about $5t
at their entertainment at the Princes:
Theatre Wednesday evening. Two
shows were necessary to accommo
date the large crowd.
Miss Ida Damon of St. Louis
Mo-, stenographer "a years old. ha
solved the Million Dollar Mystery.
She receives the $4,000 prize Offered
by the Chicago Tribune.
? A party of Austinites composed
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Crane and twt
sons and Mrs. w. H. Albertson an,
daughter, Catherine left Monday fo
an extended stay in California.
Mrs. P. D. Beaulieu gave tw>
course luncheon Thursday Afternoon
at which there were a dozen guests
. The party was given for her sister
Mrs. Ed. Birdsey of Aberdeen, S. D
: Attorney George McKeuna,
j, tormer Austin boy, now of Napoleon
n. D., is making a tour of severa
North Dakota cities lecturing. Hi
work is under the auspices of tn
Knights of Columbus,
, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Miller hav
had as their guests the past week
their mother, Mrs. J. w. Miller O
West Concord, a sister, Miss Alic
, Miller 'of Waseca, and John Sachrun
of West Concord.
--Mrs.s.A E. Carter and Mrs. Gee
81 Bat1dler, who for fifteen years shav
: celebrated their, birthday together en-
joyed dinner Saturday at the hom
| of Mrs. Baudler with Mr.. and Mrs
t VIM. Strever as guests.
! An unusually large number at
tended the meeting of the Degree O
Honor Aid held at Mrs. Herbert War
:. fields home Friday. Mrs. Beiseke,
q Mrs. Henry Martin and Mrs. H. Wa
terman assisted Mrs. Warfeld. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r. Boostror
OF st. Paul entertained a company Q
, fourteen at five course six o'cloc
u Washington dinner Feb. 22 in homo
of the Austin legislators and thei
d wives. Jonquils and candles wer
!. used i'll decoration and tiny flags a
f favors.
DO you know that J. w. Hare tn
e seed man has large variety of fres
y Garden and Flower seeds, direct fror
S the growers, and can quote you bel
S ter prices than those you send ava
Il for Now is the time to start til
!. early plants. Adv. 52-2.
Il The K. R. T. met with Leonar
Il Gunderson Thursday evening. Tor
> les. were discussed by Ewing Lairt
Everett Brown, Charles Earl, Cla1
S ence Dugan, Fred Chapman, Sidne
n Helebrant. Dow Biswell was criti,
y The usual fine lunch which the boy
SO much enjoy, was served.
|. The pupils of the class in orator
: of the U. of S. NJ. gave their instrue
tor, Mrs. Chas. L. Johnson p1easan
tsurprise Friday evening and present
y ed her with casserole. The youn
> people were those who took part i
the recent declamatory contest an
y the party was very pleasant.
y The Austin boys who attende
e the Sunday school convention in Mir
[. neapolis were John Alden Cook, CHI
+ ford Finn, Oliver Dalager, Berge
3 Anderson and Frank Reynolds. Pos
master c. F. Cook went up with tn
h boys, returning Friday. The deleg;
:. ton returned Sunday evening.
# Edward NJ. Lehnerts of the Unive,
$ sity Extension division spoke to tn
) children of Columbus school Wednes
: day afternoon. He gave a, descriptio
: Of trip through Glacier Nation:
Q Park. In the evening he spoke :;
~ Il.