—Miss Evelyn Anderson of Lake
City who has spent the past month
with Austin friends, went to Le
I Sueur Monday, to spend New Year's,
before returning home.
—F. A. Ticknor left Monday for
Cambridge, Mass. to spend the rest
of t.ie' winter with their daughter,
Mrs. Ruby Martin. They will visit
relatives in Buffalo and Versailles, N.
Y. en route.
—L. P. Nelson is moving his har
ness shop this week to his new loca
in^n JBridge -street.
Fridays for
'Washington to take up agricultural
studies..! .*•
J* «*-Today is a legal holiday and the
banks will be closed.. At the post
£pfijce there will be no rural delivery
^andvxonly one city delivery in the
forenoon. The. general delivery will
he open from 8 to 11 this forenoon
only This afternoon there will be
a meeting, of postmasters of the coun
ty,and carriers to study the new par
eels post rules and operation.
i-i-Edward F. Veverka and Miss
\Deily of this city were married by
the Judge of Probate at Owatonna,
vDec.
19.
'•'it-..
—A fine Christmas program was
eiven by the children of Christ Epis
copal church, Friday 'evening.
—Dr. Willis Gregg of Chicago
came Saturday to attend the wedding
of his sister, Laura, returning Sun-
at the home for a
1
had
company of
fi
M"-
,He£e,rt,,
funeral of her mother
a
Su™day for Toledo, Ohio to attend
1
—A fine Christmas tree was heavi
ly laden on Christmas eve at Con
cord hall by the Grange. About
125
were preseint and probably there
was no happier gathering anywhere
held that evening.
—The Hormel Provision market
its usual Santa Claus Christmas
-morning and distributed bags of
I candy and nuts to over
toith Austin relatives.
