—Frank Hall, Henry Waterman,
Percy Bump, and Jay Hall went to tie
big Riceiand marsh yesterday to hunt
ducks.
—The Eclipse Lumber Company has
a full line of coal, coke and wood. Do
not wait until you are entirely out but
order today.
—Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mor
rissey of Moscow, Friday morning, Oct.
5th, a fine baby girl. Mother and child
are doing well.
-George Thorington informs us
that he has lots oi' tuuuy experiences
by being taken so often on the street
for Auditor George Robertson.
—Frank J. Christie had his little finger
cut loose from the hand Saturday by a
circular saw which he was operating.
He will retain his finger probably.
—The Happy Thought Club of Vareo
had a pleasant meeting Thursday after
noon at che home of Mrs. Louie Rosen
thal. About thirty were present.
—Cass Fairbanks received a letter
Monday from his sister Mrs. Laura
Kendall of Altmar, N. Y. that she was
sick, and unable to visit him at present
as planned.
—C. R. Wilkinson, grand scribe of
the Minnesota I. O. O. F. Encampment,
made an official visit to the Austin
last evening. He was the guest
of D. H. Stimson
—The Austin Dairy Company buy
cream arid pays New York price for
butter fat on day of delivery. Bring or
ship your cream to Austin Dairy Com
pany, Austin, Minn. tf
—The meeting of the Christian
Brotherhood at Elk's hall Sunday
afternoon was led by G. W. Harter.
Miss Burgess led the Vesper service at
the Y. W. C. A. rooms.
—Mrs. Mate Sargeant returned last
week from Grannis, Ark., where she
went to visit her sister, Mrs. Olin Gregg
who is very sick with cancer. There
is little hope of recovery.
