Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-22
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Dusty time for cye.tems.
Pete Haley is buying wheat at Ian
sing.
Benjamin Mason spent few days
in Minneapolis last week.
Gus Schleuder leaves for Chicago on
the 9th, to buy new goods.
No. 2 wheat, yesterday, TIC; No. 8
&c. Barley, 35@5oc. Receipts light
| The Wheelers have \ telephone line
from their law Office to the court house.
Charley Wilton has moved into his
residence recently purchased of Thos F
Stevens.
Rev. J. D. Todd has moved into the
Slocum residence near Rev. G. F
Wrlght's.
w. w. Ranney, of Grand Meadow, 8
lawyer whom it will do to trust, made US
call Tuesday.
Harry Griswold and little wife were
making home friends happy in Spring
Valley last week.
Mrs. Jno. E. Slocum and little
daughter spend this week in MINNEAPOLIS
with Mrs. O. A. Truesdell.
Nat Hammond and wife are in the
city visiting old friends. They made the
trip from Rochester "overland."
MIR. John Morrison, OF Greene, Iowa,
with his wife, spent Sunday in the city
with his mother, Mrs. John Morrison.
Miss Anna Lewis, daughter Of ex.
Gov. Lewis, Of Columbus, Wis, is in the
city, the guest of Miss Berthe johnson.
Look on, for your chimneys now,
and see that they are in good condition
before putting up the stoves for winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Human, Of Chi
cago, are spending few days in the city.
Mrs. II. is daughter Of Col. Mansfield {.
The dear little girls in this city are
all taking to shor; hair, and they look
just as sweetly and are much more com
Portable.
Miss Nellie Nc Grath has been max
ing quite visit with relatives in Chi
cago. She is again home, we see, and
reports very pleasant time.
Mr.. Morris Arnold, Of Davenport,
Iowa, was in the city last week, and with
his wife, daughter Of Sol Dettelbach, left
Austin on Monday, for home.
Miss Alice Wheat will return to Aus.
tin and be ready to commence her class
in music October first. There are many
WHO will be glad to learn this.
The school district was fortunate.
1t contracted early with Harry Slocum
for 55 tons of hard coal at 5000 per ton,
delivered. 1t is now worth $12.
Il. G. Basford, with his little girl, left
home Monday night for Yellow Medi-
cine county, where he has tree claim.
Will return the last of the week.
III. NJ. Daniels, Of the REGISTER of:
fee, was made happy last Sunday night
by the arrival at his house of very
young and tender Miss; weight, 8 lbs.
Herman GUM reports as the result Of
his crops on his Dexter farm this year {:
6 bushels to the acre of No. wheat {;
oats, poor; barley, the best crop Of all.
DIR. Gibson now has telephcsic CON-
munication between his residence and
Dorr & Wold's drug store, which lie pro.
nounces very convenient arrangement.
A. j. Scribner, of frankfort, who
was in our Office Monday, reports very
light yield Of wheat on the east side Of
the county, and the air full Of chintz bugs.
Capt. l. N. Hawkins, of Chillicothe,
Ohio, a " collared P. NJ" of that city, is
in town ehaklng hands with his friends
Wonder if he knows it is a disgrace to
be postmaster.
Last Saturday, Winter Andrew, and
his brother ". A., left Austin. Winter
accompanying his brother on his way TO
Washington as far as Chicago. Winter
will return today.
Brick are being hauled on to the
ground for the Mason and Hayes new
stores, and Mr.. Sullivan will commence
laying up the walls in a few days. The
stone work Is nearly Gone.
The city telegraph Office, at the
Fleck House, has recently undergone
needed repairs, and is much more CON-
Portable for the operator and inviting to
the customer than heretofore.
john c. Smith, of La Crosse, has
been in town for the past few days, clos.
ing out his branch store here. That part
of his stock not closed out at auction is
being shipped back to La Crosse.
MIR. Corey Richardson, who has so
courteously served the many customers
OF Mr.. Ferd Kirchof, has hied himself
away from Austin and is now in the en-
ploy Of e. W. Ransom OF Albert Lea.
Mrs. A. J. Bletso, Of Colorado Springs,
Col >, arrived in town last week, and is Wis
iting Miss Leah Mansfield. Mrs. Bletso
will be better remembered az Miss Mary
Atherton, daughter Of John F., our for
mer Clerk OF the Court
is the water in the we'll on the school
ground healthful? The children CON-
plain very much of its disagreeable taste.
great care should be taken in this matter
Give our children good water to drink
and good air, too, if possible
Miss. Mabel Patterson, graduate OF
our high school in the class of 10, has en-.
tered the Normal school OF Winona.
Miss Lottie Morgan and Miss Patterson
were schoolmales, and will both no doubt
do Austin honor in their scholarship.
Mrs. Ida A. Anderson and little SOD
frankie, said goodbye" to the Kins
man household las: Wednesday, ant
meeting Mrs. W. L. Austin at Wells
together they started on their long
journey to California. They left Omahs
Friday.
Ed. Lowth, OF Columbia county