and Mrs. W. S. Kennedy of Austin
township and is a young man of ex
emplary life and character. They
will reside in this city during the
winter and in the Spring will go to
housekeeping on the Kennedy farm
southwest of Austin. We join with
many friends in wishing for them a
large share of blessing.
The Crary Tours.
The Crary's gave their illustrated en
tertainment and lecture on Switzerland
to an audience .that crowded every
available space in the auditorium and
chapel of the Presbyterian church Mon
day evening. Mr. Crary showed 150
pictures of Swiss life and scenery. The
color effects were quite perfect. Mrs.
Crary'8 voice .shows good quality and
her descriptive powers held the audi
ence under a spell. After the lecture
proper Mrs. Sloane sang "Down in the
Valley where the Blue Birds Sing."
This was followed by a half hour of
moving pictures largely bumorons.
The lecture last night was on Yellow
stone park.
They continue every evening this
week. Course tickets 75c, single ad
mission 25c?
Poultry Wanted.
1 will pay until further notice for
Chickens, 6e trade, 5e cash.
Ducks, 6c trade, 5c cash.
Turkeys, 9c trade, 8c cash.
Geese 6c trade, 5c cash.
A due bill will be given on H. M. Mc
Intyre if preferred.
A. J. Salzgeber,
Lansiug, Minn
AUSTIN CHAUTAUQUA FOR 1908.
A meeting of those who have sub
scribed to the guarantee fund for
the 1908 Chautauqua to be held in
this city met at the Y. W. C. A.
rooms, Wednesday evening. A full
discussion of plans was held after
which it was decided to form a per
manent organization. The following
officers for the ensuing year were
elected: pres. George Sutton vice
pres. John H. Skinner sec. Mrs. C.
