Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-30
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city for q few days.
This beautiful October sun shines
alike IN the just and the unjust.
Miss Emma Mapes Is now costly set
tied tor the winter, in the pleasant home
Of Mrs. H. o. Basf"rd.
There were many very beautiful fancy
articles at the Catholic fair, many Of
Which found ready sale.
MIR. and Mrs. G. L. West, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Pooler, went over to
Albert Lea Saturday.
George E. Wilbour has pretty good
yield of Cats this year-52 acres to the
bushel, or visa versa, was it?
Mrs. Herman Warner has been up &c
Anoka, visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. e.
Crane. She brings favorable reports from
them.
The awfullest cane-ing we ever knew
man to get, was given ~ John Q. Farm.
er, at the Catholic fair, in this city, Sat
urday night.
"A very pleasant gentleman is the La,
Evangelist, K. A. BurnelI. who spoke &c
attentive listeners IN this city three even
ings OF last week.
Miss Margaret Shaw was down from
Mortified last Saturday to spend the
Sabbath Eat home" That home must be
lonely without Maggie.
Bright, crisp and glorious are these
October mornings. These waning Octo
Der days make Us wish that autumn
"would last all the year."
MIR. Geo. White started last week fol
Minneota, Lyon county, this State, tc
make still more Improvements on the new
home, that is to be, near that place.
This IL our last "dose" on Page. We
know the pill" is bitter, friends, and
without sugar. coating, but after this, We
do promise change in the bill Of fare
MFR. G. G. Kinsman speaks at the
near Oakland station, on
even ing Of this week. on politi.
ca! questions. Come out aud hear the
facts.
The Bell House at Grand Meadow
kept by Mr.. Hughart, is good place fol
the weary traveller to stop at. Clean
beds, square meals, &C., and don't you
forget it.
MIR. James G.. Clark gave good
musical entertainment last Monday even.
ing at the Methodist chapel. A large
audience seemed to enjoy the evening to
its close.
Mrs. P. Giles returned last Saturday
from visit to her sister At Springfield,
Illinois. She reports splendid time,
yst is glad to get back home and to Aus.
tin friends.
Mrs. Fannie Tallmadge has taken
that young son out west. and will show
him the beauties of a winter on that big
farm at Sherburne. Yes, "go west young
man, 60 west"
Truly, Sherman Pages cause is wan.
ing. lie is to indulge in Y second ha-
rangue in this city on Saturday evening.
He had better keep still if he would
keep his friends.
Mr.. Henry Becker, very pleasant
gentleman from Dixon, Illinois, is spend
ing few days in Austin, the guest of
Mr.. r. o. Hall. Mr.. Becker owns an
milling interest in Dixon.
Mr.. Jonathan Gregson has been en-.
argiug and very much improving his
mill on the Cedar. Mr.. Gregson is one
Of the men who will always be at or near
The head in whatever he undertakes.
-McG1egor Times says the Railway
House Of Austin, kept by sherwin &
French, is popular resort, and one of the
pleasantest homes for the traveller on the
line Of the c., II. & St. p. Just 10, gen.
|lemen, just 90.
Miss Florence Walsh, of Columbus,
has been visiting her sister,
Mrs c. W. Ransom, OF this city. Satur-
lay, Mrs. G. W., returned with her to
7isit her old home and friends, for a
couple Of weeks.
One night last week some prowling
sneak waltzcd into Ira Jones' door yard ,
and robbed one Of his bee hives. What
4 delightful ride he would have had out
IF that yard. if 1ra's long toed boot had
been just behind him.
WINTER Is CoM1Na.-Look out for
fires, look out for your ashes, look out
for your cellars, look out tor your fire.
wood, look out for yourselves, and look
just lee,le out for your neighbors-coz
hey might get lonesome.
People are finding out that It pays to
advertise in the TRANSCRIPT. We will
give you more than your moneys worth.
We begin to flatter ourselves now that we
can almost make man, or break man,
or set him up in business"
MIR. N. Corning, an attorney at law
# Lyons, Iowa, and brother of the late
John .. Corning Of tins city. made US a
:all Yesterday. He is looking after his
brothers. interests in this city-and Is q
very pleasant gentleman.
john Rowley, In Pleasant Valley
ownship, had yield of sixteen bushels
. tie acre Of No. wheat, this year; and
he crop, l 500 bushels, - safely housed
in his granary. He owes no man Z dollar,
and can sell it when he gets ready.
Lettuce, raspberries and strawberry
grown 10 the month of October, and al
10 this wicked Mower county. Well, all
those things are tor our encouragement,
friends; and on Tuesday We will be very
hank full and just whoop 'er up for honest
John Farmer.
Mr.. Solner hears goot reports from
his son 1t Nebraska City, The poor boy
must be having a pretty hard time; both
arms broken, and no father or mother
noar nv Nor6ah1 ia made Of nreftv rnO41