Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-09
TRANSFORMATIONS.
DR.. Staples has had a child yer

Of typhoid fever. We learn it is better.
Mrs George White has been quite i'll
for several days. Hope soon to learn that
the little woman has recovered.
The friends Of tie Baptist SOCIAL
spent sociable evening with Mrs. Fl.
! w. Bulls last week Wednesday evening
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Ayers now take
their recreation in lovely little pheton
May their rides be long and frequent
without any uphill.
Austin GRAIN MARKET.-Whcat,
No. /, 94c; No. 2, 92c: No. 3, CSC. Bar
ley, 35@40c. Oats 15@20c. These are
Yesterday quotations.
10, the poor Indian, his summer is
here. IN all its glorious beauty. Truly, a
Minnesota Indian summer is as balmy
and enjoyable as the leafy June.
The Methodist Conference sends to
Austin this year Rev. Alfred A. Cressey,
and to Austin circuit, Rev. NJ. F. Chester
Rev. Williams goes to Moorhead.
We would rsodestly suggest to the
proper persons that the Ramsey bridge
needs attention, or rather, the approache s
thereto. A stitch in time, you know.
Miss Minnie Darrah has been pro-
noted from the first to the fourth primary
in the public school, to take The place
made vacant by Miss Jennie Ellis resig-
nation.
The address on another page, has
robbed US Of our local space. AS it is for
the good of the cause, our readers will
pardon us. We pray your patience till
after Nov. H.
We have communications from Dex.
ter, Varco and other places, which we
would like to publish. How long before
our friends will learn that they must get
| their matter in, in time?
We called on our old friend Jerry
Yates last Saturday and found him sick
abed. He didn't seem to known what
was the matter, but had faith in Dr.
Hollister. lie is improving.
Mr.. John D. Rugg has rented the
pretty little cottage owned by Mr.. Will.
Richards. Will. has gone to Minncapc-
lis for the winter, being in the employ of
the old lumber firm Of Bead & Bray.
The handiest thing in life Is the
Poke, Map of Mower County, for sale
by Charlie Pooler. 1t is the best thing
we ever saw and is indispensable for one
who would trave! the county. We will
speak more fully Oft.
Mrs. Oliver DENIS and daughter
were baptized last Sabbath morning, be-
fore church service, in the Cedar, near
the south bridge. The morning was
lovely, and the waters calm and clear, and
the baptismal service impressive.
&C. Dale Armstrong read to few of
us last Tuesday night. c. Dale is very
poor reader. and don't pronounce his
words right, and our Illinois exchanges,
who know him best, are hash on C. Dale.
1t is newspapers duty to elevate the
tone Of public amuscmcnts, by condemn
ing the undeserving.
Last Saturday serious accident hap
pened TO George, young son of A. ".
Storey, living about three miles south of
Austin. No one can tell how the accident
happened, but the father found his son
lying sense!ess III the stable, having been
kicked in the head by the horses. DR..
Hollister was called, dressed the wound
and to-day, Tuesday), the lad was report
ed improving, although the chances of
his recovery were at first considered very
scant.
The Clement Bros have been here
before, are coming again, and on Satur.
day, Oct. II, all who have once heard
them, will 60 to jones' hall and take their
friends with them. This troupe have
our commentator. 1t always gives US
pleasure TO advertise good thing, and
this we believe the coming entertainment
will be. I'VE hear many onesay. Eyes,
they're coming, aud I lay out 10 hear
them," or words to that effect. Go Sat-
urday night
Miss Jennie Ellis, of Austin, has.beeu Sc |
lected by the Normal Board as teacher in the |
State Normal School at WinOna, in place of |
MISS MSS Grant, who Pre- resigned to go to South
America. Miss Ellis was member of the last |
graduating class of the Normal School in Wi |
nona.-Dispatch to Pioneer Press.
The inexperienced girl" who was
given place in our school, because, &C.
cord,ng to the Republican. her father
would spend his last cent in aiding the
conspirators," has been secured by the
Winona Normal board it seems. The
Repub Ncan will please find reason for
such bascness on the part of the Winona.
ties.
-D1ED--On Saturday last, Emma c.,
eldest daughter Of NJ. Teeter, of Lansing. |
Miss Teeter was taken sick at Dexter, in |
this county, while visiting relatives, over
three weeks ago, being first attacked with |
bilious fever which turned into typhoid. |
brought to her fathers home on Sunday, |
and were buried in lakewood cemetery |
in the afternoon, Rev. BelCen officiating, |
she having been for several years mem.
Der of the Baptist church of Austin. Miss
Teeter was in her twenty fourth year, and |
beloved by all " no knew her:
AT the political meeting at Jones' hall
last Friday evening, a most profitable
time was spent. The two editors, Com
stock, Of the Caledonia Journal, and
VanLeuven, of the Spring Valley Vidette,
who are accused by Page Of being bought
with price, addressed the assemblage.
Both denied the charge and explained
the SANDERS away. Their remarks were
enthusiastically received. A. A. Har.
wood then made two hour speech, in
which he reviewed the most recent phe-
nomena of this old feud, and really sur
passed himself. Til ere is no doubt that