Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-06
TRANSCRIPTIONS.

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de the appearance of Main street.
Lafayette French is making convent.
ent and needed Improvements in his Office
Potatoes are a drug IN this market
commanding but Is and 20 cents bushel
The penalty day il nearing-10 pei
cent June 1st AL. real estate taxpayer,
please take notice.
The street sprinkler, under the man
agement of Mr.. Woodward, Is doing oul
dusty streets good service.
--"Hod" Elms has returned from hi
Fargo trip, but none the less pleased witt
Southern Minnesota on account OF it.
20. D. Hicks, landlord Of the David
son house in this city several years ago
is about leasing the Bradley House, Roch
ester.
H. o. Basford has been rusticatine
at Winona for few days, returning Il
his post of duty on Monday. Lam.
health is not as good as it ought to BE-.
Mat Hammond, of Rochester, spen
few days in town last week. He drove
across the country, and very sensibly
took his pleasant wife along for company
F. H. Reed, pleasant young gentle
man Of Racine township, came over te
the county capital on Monday, and did
not forget 10 call at the TRANSCRIPT Office
The Chatfield Democrat says G. W.
Taylor, Of Spring valley, drives the fines1
span of matched horses in Fillmore
county-thorough-bred Kentucky stock
and valued at $500.
-Fernald & Kimball are making i'm
portant changes in the office part of their
sales-room. Their desk has been removed
farther back in the room, and the quar-
tiers made much more pleasant and con.
venient than formerly.
Geo. w. Benton, of Window, farms
on large scale. He already has $50
acres into wheat, 40 in barley, and will
soon have 100 in oats and so in corn-ln
all, $40 acres. If the yield turns out
good, Geo will make some money. We
hope he may.
W. G. Dye, of the Winona Repu61i
can, and ex-senator D. A. Morrison, of
Rochester, arrived in the city Tuesday
and Joined their brother Odd Fellows in
the funeral obsequies Of brother r. l.
Smith. We acknowledge call yesterday
from these worthy gentlemen.
Frank Chase returned home last Sat
urday morning from northern Wisconsin,
where he has been keeping books during
the winter for one Of the heaviest lumbe,
firms in that state. After spending May
with his parents he will return and accept
a position as bank teller.-Lanesbore
Journal, May1.
a-DEMURRER SUsTA1NED.-The demur.
rer to the complaint In the suit OF Henry
Wachlln against the city, at the last term
Of court, has been sustained by Judge
Farmer. Lafayette French, a. attorney
for the city, interpesed the demurrer
Msrrick and Page, attorneys for Wachlin
SO the case goes down.
= Married, at the Episcopal church, in
this city, Saturday, May list, at 71&P. NJ.
by the ReY. Geo. c. Tanner, Mr.. H. A.
Fairbanks of Austin, and Miss Susie n.
Fox, formerly Of Manchester, N. a. A
pleasant company of friends were present
to witness the ceremony, who unite with
US in wishing the newly-married couple
long, happy and prosperous life.
-K1RcHoF--KoTHR-Wc have only
time this week to barely mention the fac
that our esteemed friend, Mr.. FERDINAND
Kirchof, was married last evening to Mis-
Minnie Koths. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. C. D. Belden. We extent
to the happy couple our best wishes and
genuine, hearty congratulations. The
Austin Cornet Band honored them with
serenande about midnight.
Gen. J. H. Baker, Of the Mankato
Free Pres, spent last Thursday and Fri
day in Austin. He Is q member of thu
executive committee Of the Austin &
Mankato Railroad Co., aud was here t.
closs up the settlement for the survey
The General IL an affable man, q hi
readers may Judge from his paper, AM
We trust that he will soon renew tn
pleasant call he made %.
No hotel in Austin is 80 popular anon
our farmers @ the Farmers Hotel david
son House, on Water street. The pro
prietor. Mr.. a. w. Bulls, has won hi
way steadily into the regard and esteer
Of his numerous customers BY keeping
good house, good table, excellent liver
accommodations, and contenting himsel
with moderate charges.