Edward H.'Devlin, of St. Augustine's
church, Austin, viqatr general of this
diocese. This is a high honor arid
worthily bestowed. Rev. Devlin suc
ceeded Rev. Dv O'SuUiyan here in June
1896, and is pastor of one of the largest
parishes in the diocese consisting of
350 families. His new duties wili a) av
him to continue in charge of the chuich
here.
-The annual apportionment of state
educational aid to thO various counties
is just announced. A total of $1,715,
985.90 wiil be distributed of which
91.189,817,90 qomee from the general
revenue fund. Mower couhty receives
$13,140 on 4^80 pupils entitled to.ap-
MIHtW
—Gustav Pkulsbnof E^sof visited
relatives here dnring the fair.
.—Miss Alma Rasmussen of Lyle was
in Austin Friday.
—Miss Inez Minchell of Oklahoma
City, Okla. arrived yesterday to attend
the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. W. H.
Sutton.
'—A. N. Kinsman left last evening
for Madison, Xenn., to visit his daugh
ter, Lirina, who is head nurse in the 8.
D. Adventist sanitarium there.
—The Weddihg of Charles Albert?,
formerly of Austin* and Miss Elizabeth
Gallagher took place Sept. 28 ^Seattle,
Wash: They -will reside in Jiiissoula.
The brideu is well kno^n here where
Bhe formerly livedo
W
r—Miss abel ltloOre has, resigned at
Fleeter & 'fhom&sf and -plans to.go to
Kansas City next Wfek on a visit
—Miss "HUda Thompson wasJibiEfe
from, St, piafccollpge, Nojrtbfieldj £o
sjperid Sun
We aelx guii*andtraps'
cheap.
furs and hides I/. Write "for car
NorthwestemvHtd^ atfdFur Co.y Min
neapolis. 29-tf
^-rThe Art and-Travel Club met yes
terday afternoon with Mr^. R. Ov :Hail
and gave an Interesting program Mcis.
Carleton Fairbanks led in sstttdy pf
talian. History and papers on Italian
rt were read by Mrs. H. Av Avwy
and Mrs. A. N. Collins.
