Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-11-27
TRANSFORMATIONS.

About a loot of snow will be vel
cnnei just about now.
We shall! say "Merrry Christmas" on
Thursday morning this year.
Hard coal $40 per ,"n-an advance
Of 81 since the first Of the month.
Look out for fires, and look out they
don y catch YOU mapping at some unexpec,
I'd moment.
Sol. Snow, Of Chicago, was in the
city last week for few days, the guest u
Geo. E. Wi)bour.
The entertainment given by thu
Georgia mins're's, IN Jones' hall, onVed
ncsday evening last, was fair.
1T seemed quite like old times to see
Solomon Snow in the choir at the Bap
list church last Sunday.
-School closed for the week last eve
ming that the teachers and chi dren NIGH
be thankful with the rest of US.
Miss Sophia Anderson is spending q
few weeks with her father in Jane sville
Iowa. where his mill property is located
e. o. Fausct,, a prominent Lyle
merchant, was in town on Monday, and
made the TRANSCRIPT Office a plcasan,
call.
Where are the musk rat philosophers
We are anxious to know just how much
cold weather TO expect, and just how soon
to be ready for it.
AUSTIN GRAIN MAnKEr.-Whea,
NJ. 1, $103; No. 2, $1!O0: No. 3. $50. Bar
ley, 30@50c. Oats 1s@20c These are
Yesterdays quotations.
MIR. Thomas F. Stevens has a pleas.
ant, comfortable, and, in every wav de
>irab'e, residence property for sale at 4
bargain. Read his notice elsewhere.
Come in and pay mp your subscrip
ton he TRANSCRIPT, and receive :
copy Of Dr. X enda]l's little book, "A
Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases
"a. E. Wilbour s. Son have u charm.
ing new Singer wagon-the fin est sewing
machine wagon in the county. 1t, lik'
the machine they sell, is the genuine
article.
Thomas Dunlevv, Of the Grand Mead
ow Neacs, was married on Thursday O
last week, nj LsCr0sse. M license re
quired over in Wisconsin,. W. found tha
"ut IN 1866.
-Capt. z. H. Sherwln has just returned
from visit to Madison, Wis.,, where h
has been for several days consulting al
old physician. W. are sorry poor heal,I
necessltated this trip.
Get our your physiology. He i
coming. We mean the Dr., with hi
skeletons and manak,ns. We want to al
go, and try and learn little something
Time, about week after next.
Mr. F. c. Stowe, the editor Of tn
Wyk"ff Dollar Weekly. vas in town o.
Monday, dressed up in bran new sui
# store clothes. Stowe feels "endorscd
he made good fight and won.
Some very noticeable improvement
have been made within and on the out
side Of the D. B. ] 'hnson residence, and
in consequence, the house itself woult
hardly be recognizable on the inside.
w. &. Snow is clerk of the Gardne
House, Chicago. Austin friends w"ult
TO we'll IL pa,r.'nize the Gardner when
in the city. You may depend on
will" will make it pleasant for you.
w. G. Crane has rented his farm fl
me ear, and left on Tuesday, with hi
family, for Ash Grove, Greene county
Missouri, t" try more congenial clim'
We wish him success in his new home
Austin Independent School D;stric
No. 81, has received the certificate ent
ling it to $500 from the State, for con
pliance with the conditions Of the act 10
the Encouragement IF Higher Education
Mrs. George Baird and little dau FL
ter went up to Faribault Friday on sho
visit to her son, Lawyer LYNN Baird, {
hat city. This sounds a little odd nov
hut five years from this we shall have b.
lcome accustomed to these titles.
Old Sol. we guess has made his far
we'll visit to this north western portion I
the continent, and with the free gift of tw
Indian summers in one autumn, he biz
Us adieu. and takes up his line Of marc
on his southern tour Of inspection.
Richard A. Proctor, the renowne
scientist, predicts mete"rlc shower g
Thanksgiving night. His predictit
may 90 back on him rs did that of Pre-
Tice. If We are not there, go on wit
the parade-don't wait for us.
Cedar river has blanketed itself, ar
the lads and lasses dream OF little Ell
save skates and skating. Well, look o
, tor meteoric showers, young lad; b
skate away and be merry. Childhood
happy hours will soon be over.
Station agent McGrath, of this CIT
desires US tn notify the clergy of Aus,
and vicinity, those actively engaged
= the ministerial work, to make i,nmedi,,
Implication to him tor their half:fa
passes on the c.. NJ. s. st. P. r. r.,
1850.
= Tho seventh annual convention
! the Young Mems Christian Association
Of Miunesota, held =, Saltwater on F
day Of last week, elected Mr.. F. P. b!
BRIDE, Of this city, as member of 4
State Executive committee. A wortl
selection
MIR. w. w. Engle OF this city took
the whole If the Musical Convention
4. Owatonua last week, under the super
>, sion If Prof O. w. Perkins, of Boston.
:, considers the Prof. 4 mos. excellent dr.
master. Mr.. Peter Haley was also the
par, Of the time.
Il Mr.. Charles w. Chaplin, with his 81
J. and daughter, from River Falls, Wi