Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-12-04
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MIR. Frank Hanggl Is the happy 'a'n
er of bran new baby boy.
Where is Dresbach: They have
''s,ruck lie" again al Otranto.
Defeated candidates are slowly re-
covering from the scratches.
District conference for the Methodist
Episcopal church at O~a'"nna this week.
We had one IF til" most Thanksgiv
,,inges, times las. Thursday we ever had.
Mrs. l. lngmundson and little daugl.
Ter Minnie, have returned from their visit
in Iowa.
War to the knife settled the future
of more than one Turk last Thanks.
|giving.
Peter Nelson has moved his family
and household goods into his new home
on st. Paul street.
Frank Day. one Of our High School
graduates, is to enter Carleton College Al
the January term.
w. A. Ransom has started in the coal
business on his own account, AS will be
lseen by a notice elsewhere.
Cuts Of mincc pie will hereafter be
reduced to the narrow gauge system, as
Thanksgiving has gone by.
w. b. Nilsson, OF Taopi, County Com.
missioner elect, honored the TRANSCRIPT
Office with call on Monday.
All N. Kinsman is back from Wis.
Iconson for short visit with relatives and
friends. He expects to return next week
The Board of Education have decid
ed to establish school in the Third
Ward, commencing with the January
term.
Seldom G. Woodland, who recently
sold his farm south of town to an eastern
man. started for his claim in Dakota this
week.
Won't the little boy make the turkey
suffer ?-Er.
Didn't the turkey make the little boy
suffer?
-Revs. Wright aud Belden exchanged
pulpi,s last Sunday. An occasional ex-
change is very pleasant and no doubt
protitable.
Calling cards make very handsome
Christmas presents. We have au elegant
lime OF these goods, and can suit the most
fastidious.
The pay.car, ON Its last round, paid
off the railroad employees here mostly
in gold. So the gll,tcring com Is becom-
ling quite plentiful.
Miss Emma Mapes, one of the
eachcrs in our public school, spent
Thanksgiving with her brother and his
family at Dexter.
Our friends are already beginning TO
get ready for the holidays. Now is the
time to advertise your goods. The rush
will soon comm ence.
Teachers and scholars enjoyed their
short vacation, and on Monday had fully
recovered from the effects If turkey and
100 much plum pudding.
MIR W. S. Barrett, graduate Of the
State University, ana Principal OF the
Winnebago City Schools. spent Thanks
giving with Prof. Key sor.
| Mrs A. l.. Kedner, Of Winnrbago
City, mother of Miss Jennie Redncr, and
sister of Mrs. Charles Coa,s,is in the city,
md the guest Ut Mrs. Goats.
Mrs. T. C. A,wa,er left Austin and
her daughter. Mrs. C. NJ. Fvrnald, on
| Monday, 70. Columbus, Wisconsin. She
has been in the city several weeks.
| Jim" Wilson. we'll known in Austin,
| and for several years past one Of the
passenger conductors ON the G., NJ. & St.
r. r. r., has rendered his resignation.
The Owa,onna conference of Con-
yregational churches commenced at
Owatonna this week. Rev. G. E. Wright
went up on Monday to attend the open
ing exercises.
| -FAsH1oNs.-Black silks and cash
meres are trimmed with the gayest colors.
Very full ruches are worn at the threat
Plaid hose are the new idea for children.
MIR. and Mrs. N. n. Holbrook started
for their new home in Charles City, Iowa,
on Tuesday of this week. Mr.. Holbrook
will follow the business of photography.
The Congregational church at Vino
ma is 10 have quarter centennial cele-
brauon Dec 10Th. Joshua L. Davidson
our fa,her-was one of the original men,
bers If that church.
Taxes for the year 1879 we're due and
payable on the LIST inst. Remember, that
not only this years taxes but all back
taxes, if any, will have to be peid before
deeds can be recorded.
The coming concert of Rosa D'Erina
will he the event of the season. Make
your arrangements TO hear this wonderful
woman without fail. Read the advertise.
mcnt in another column.
AT full meeting Of the Baptist
church last Monday evening, it was
unanimously resolved to call Rev.
C. D. Beldeu to preside over the destinies
of the church for the year 1880.
1T looks as though T. W. Woodland
was u fixture at Wells. He has recently
purchased the store building which he
occup.es with stock of drugs, and has
made several important improvements.
Business has been booming in this
city tor the past three or four weeks.
Nothing like it for same length Of time
has been known for several years. 81
say our bankers and other business men.
Mr.. A. j. Wilder, OF Otranto, Iowa,
hiss lad a we'll As feet deep drilled and
the water is 50 oily as to be unfit for use.
Don't that prove the theory correct that
there is coal to be found here !-St. Ans'
gar Enterprise.