Winona Independent: Everything
depends on the point of view. A few
years ago a boy whose trousers reached
J—a!f—0
ered a jay. Now they roll them up that
far and think it looks fine.
Pollock's News: Rev. C. D. Belden
bas sold the Transcript to Miss Anna
B. Roble, who has been editor for some
time. Mr. Belden has been in ill health
for the past year. He has been editor
of the Transcript for nearly twenty
five years
Rochester Post & Record: It isn't
always "work" that certain heads of
destitute families in Rochester want, as
has been demonstrated lately when the
city made a job for them. What they
need is "work house" with a good stiff
sentence on a stone pile.
Wykoff Enterprise: Now is the
season of the -year when cattle and
horses need a little grain. Those which
have not wintered well should have
extra care. Such seem to lose their
strength as warmer weather approaches
Work teams should be ^allowed full
rations to fit them for the severe work
of spring.
Midway News: Anna B. Roble, the
new propietor of the Austin Transcript,
is setting the boys a pa^e which but few
will be able to follow, D. Belden,
twenty years at the head of the paper,
has given it a State wide standing. Miss
Roble is getting out the Transcript ab
solbtely at its best, and that is saying a
good deal.
Wells Mirror: Mrs. T. A. Keating,
of Austin, who was for a number of
years, one of our most esteemed resi
dents* but the past three years a resi
dent of Austin, was a pleasant visitor
in town Saturday. Mrs. Keating still
holds the warmest friendship of a large
number of our people who are always
delighted to see her.
