Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-11-20

rail- when you want boots and shoes anl
you will ge; full value for your money
TRANSCRIPT1ONS.
will you 60 to the old settlers re
union?
The Windsor House has q nobby
little omnibus.
Weather prophets predict an old
fashioned winter.
! The mosquito now has what musl
clans call the "frozen lip"
Mrs. W. K. Hunk,ns has been quite
i'll with typhoid fever. Is improving now
Considerable petty thieving is going
on now days; so friends look just leetlt
out.
Rev. Spafford, the new Universalist
! minister, and wife, are located for the
winter at s. W. Days.
mir. E. P. VanValken burgh is spend
ing a week in Milwaukee. We though,
we missed somebody.
Hon. r. l. Smith was in town on
Monday, returning to Mankato on Tues
day. He IS looking we'll.
-Star.gazing is now delightful recre
alton, and the study Of astronomy ,s
! receiving special attention.
MIR. James 8. Anderson, Of this city
was one OF the $4,000 strangers who at
'ended the Grant reception.
--"Boom" is now q ,ip-top word and
very expressive. Wish we could have a
sort If one IN our pocket book.
The merchants of Austin will close
their stores on Thanksgiving Day TO give
Ill an opportunity to visit Turkey.
1T We thought anv one was ignorant
If the fact, We would say that the gentle
zephyrs were ION bum" yesterday.
One week from today is Thanks
giving. We have much to be Thankful
f'r this year-more than we can tell.
If a|l's we'll, our Thanksgiving tur.
Key this year, shall be no old hen, but
Young and tender, yes. and gilt-edged too.
Mr. 3. II. Coleman has returned from
b aver Dam, and Mr. Benjsmin NJ .s"n
will not return to Austin before next weak
Visit the schools. Parents should
try and find the time to Call 1pon their
Children in the schnol room. 1t will ray
Mrs H. O. Basfor'l will spend few
days with friends in W,nona She let:
Austin for that pleasant city on Tuesday
last.
Edward B,gelow is assisting the
County Auditor in his rush Of work just
now incident upon extending the tax
rolls.
Nov is the winter Of our discomfort,
made glorious" by the promise of a whop-
ping big turkey for our Thanksgiving
dinner.
Essays on "1ndian Summer" are still
in order in Minnesota, and poems on the
"beau'iful snow" will still be held in
reserve.
j. B. Revord and family have desert.
ed the farm and moved back into town
again. John has his eye on another
business venture.
ALI fifty.eighters in Mower county
should take Lanesboro by storm next
Tuesday. Excursion rates on the s. NJ r.
R., we understand.
Miss Sarah Cook, daughter If Dea-
con James Cook, is in Minneapolis, and
is expecting to spend the winter in that
star city Ct the north.
AUSTIN GRAIN MARKET.-Wheat,
NJ. I, 96c; M. 2, CSC: No. 3, Csc. Bar
ley, 30@5Oc. Oats 18@20c. These are
Yesterdays quotations.
"A little stuffing usually adds sage
IN fowls when too young and tender "
Please remember the same when dressing
the next weeks turkey.
Geo. I. Lidgerwood still runs the
"boss' dry goods store at Mankat" and
column advertisements in the local pa.
pers. Geo. Is good boy.
Mrs. Wilbour 8. Kimball has been
spending few days in the city visiting
with old friends. Che returns to her
home in Jackson this week.
We don't like TO see girl shut the
,"or the way she cuts her hair, neither
do We like to see her cut her hair the
way the door ia sometimes shut.
Come in and pay up your subscrip-
ton to the TRANSCRIPT. ant: receive n
copy Of DR.. Kendall's little book, "A
Treatise On the Horse and his Diseases. I"
Mrs. Farmer, mother OF Mrs. DR.
Gibson, is in the city. the guest Of her
daughter. She is recently from New
York State, and is expecting to remain
,ome time.
Rev. r. w. Arnold. pastor Of the Bap-
list church at Rochester, was IN Austin
me day last week. and found, to his sur.
prise, he had many old acquaintances in
his city.
We see by the Chicago papers the
name Of Henry W. King as chairman of
Dne Of Grants reception committees. Mr..
King 10 u cousin Of our respected towns
man, F. King.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Noble and
family have returned from a pleasant
overland trip to Carpon Falls, Mimi.
where they spent ia few days with a brother
Of Mr.. Noble.
20. E. Loe, of Grand Meadow, made
The TRANSCRIPT Office call Oh Tuesday.
He reports the Inst two seasons as hard
On farmers. but he wears . smiling coun.
lenance for ~ that. 4.~-.
-R. O. Hall and Daniel johnson, of
his citv. have been subDoenaed to attend