Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-17
TRANSCRIPTIONs.
The last week of school.

IRA NSCRIPTION
The last week of school.
Miss Emily Eddy arrived in the city last
week from Delevan, Wis.
-Ferd, the meat man, has the nobbiest lit
tie delivery wagon in this city.
| Miss Ida Kyle has returned home from
her visit with relatives in Iowa.
| We hear wedding bells in the distance
and we think there are two or three strings.
Mrs. Fannie Tallmadge is in the city and
| the guest of her mother, Mrs. H. E. Anderson.
Mr.. r. o. Hall is spending few days at
Dixon, Ill. He was called there as witness in
! a lawsuit.
Mr.. Bingham and family, of the third
ward, have moved west to Dakota, and taken
up farm.
John Frank, of lie Roy, one of Mower
county's tifty-fivers, made us very pleasant
call Tuesday.
--Ferd Kirchof will cut your dried beef for
you to shaving in few days. He has sent
for the machine.
Tho "Dutch Spy will show himself at
Jones hall, the remaining nights Of this week
for the benefit of our band boys.
David Smith and wife of Worthington, are
visiting at his fathers, Mr.. Obediah Smiths,
of Window. David looks well and happy.
w. Z. Stevens, student from Indlanapo-
lis, and brother of Mrs. J. B. Furtney, is in
the city, and will spend the summer vacation.
The services of Miss Eva Fenton have al
ready been secured in the public school
in Minneapolis, commencing with the fall
term
Graduation exercises next Monday eve
ming, at Jones' hall. State Superintendent
Burt will present the diplomas and deliver
oil address.
w. H. Crandall, our viii, was appointed
assistant county attorney, by Judge Buckham,
at the recent session of Court, in Steele county.
A good appointment.
Mrs. Quincy Truesdell of Minneapolis was
in the city last week. She is looking we'll, and
says the TRANSCRIPT finds her every week
with its budget of news.
Miss Lula, eldest daughter of F. A. Rich
ardson, returned home after almost year. 8
visit with relatives in Delevan, Wis. Lula is
fast growing to be young lady.
REV. C. E. Wright, at the urgent request
Of several of his congregation, has permitted
us to publish his sermon of May 30th, in COM
memoration Of our fallen soldiers.
Moses Burton, the young man who was so
sick last spring at Mr.. J. B. Furtney's, is now
in Lansing. He is still sick and confined to
his bed the greater part of the time.
We hope every citizen will do all in his
power to aid Rev. Eldridge, the census enum-
orator, in securing the name Of every inhabi-
tant, as it is to our advantage that none be
omitted.
The Misses H. NJ. and S. Cowing will posi-
lively sell their entire stock of hats and bon
nets at cost. Do not forget this announce
ment, and call Immediately and make your
purchases.
Our paper was delayed on account Of the
heavy storms which prevented our "patent
outsides' from getting through from Milwau-
kee, and we are finally compelled to go to
press without them.
Miss Lottie johnson left Austin Monday,
and will spend few weeks in Beaver Dam,
Wis, with relatives. The lovers of good
singing who attend the Baptist church will
miss Miss Johnson meantime.
DIR. ]. N. Wheat was in attendance at the
session of the western Academy of Homeo-
pathy at Minneapolis last week. There was
quite large representation OF physicians
present from all parts OF the country.
Rev. j. R. Creighton, who was pastor of
the NJ. E. Church in this city not many years
ago, and who was favorably known in this
community. has been transferred from Mime
apolis to Oshkosh, Wis, and takes a charge
in that city.
Congratulations are in order, and Charlie
Pooler wears them in mode st and becoming
man ner. The household were made particu-
larry happy by the advent of a velocipede
baby on Friday. The arrival was just in
time for the census.
Geo. NJ Fish, of Boone, Iowa, father of
Geo. and William, arrived in the city last
Thursday morning. This is his first visit to
Austin, and we hope he may be favorably i'm
pressed with our city, as we should be very
glad to have both father and sons remain
with us.
B. F. Jones, of this city, at the last
moment, was appointed census enumerator
for the towns of Udolpho and Waltham, in
place of r. A. CARL who resigned. He COM
menced his labors on the 4th inst. He has
probably the most difficult district in the
county.
We hear that little son of George C.
Harding, the Lanesboro editor, narrowly es-
capped drowning last week. We have two of
that such blow would fall heavily, and we
oinio wit !, hat no hou
precious in the Fathers sight.
To-day a spiritual medium says Minnesota
will be visited by one OF the greatest storms
of the season; that it will be dark and
gloomy day for Minnesota. The storm is to
commence it's fury at Mankato and increase
at St. Paul and Fl. Smelling, where it will do
great damage to life and property.
Married. Miss Josephene E.Snyder of North
Star, Brown county, to Mr.. Frank E. Berdan
of Northfield. Miss Snyder was a resident
of Austin for many years and is sister of
Eugene Snyder who was so we'll kown in this
city. Mr.. Berdan is lawyer in Mortified
where the happy couple will make their home.
-Fernald, the furniture man. has a new
steed, and 'gay deceiver" it is too; his rear
ing and plunging however depends much up
on his driver. Those that can ride call the
weapon bicycle; we think coat of mail and
sinews Of brass, are needed however for those
who would learn to manage this unruly fellow.
The services on ''Children's Day" at the
NJ. E. Church, were interesting. The Floral
decorations we're elaborate and arranged with
an eye to the beautiful. The exercises of
the children were enjoyable Prof. Eeysor's
address on 'Education" was full of good
ideas, clearly expressed, and the listeners were
well pleased.
Mrs. James Corrigan, living in third ward,
will be glad to get work of any kind to do.
viii take washing home, or will go out by the
day. We hope any persons needing assist
ance either in washing or housekeeping will
remember that she is in need and will be glad
to get the work that she may provide neces-
saries for her family. sa
Charlie Wilbour's little home will be va