Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-24
TRANsCRIPTIONs.
Buy . Garfield hat.

meet, some way. ~. !.
Plant you corns in pair Of boots
from 10. Schawn's.
The Windsor house is doing its share
of business. Sec card.
MIR. Morse Is serving up bis luscious
Strawberries now days +
Mrs. ]. F. Cook returned from her
Ohio visit last Saturday. =
MFR. Luther Wheeler is to have :
fountain IN his front yard.
o. w. Shaw will be Austin's orator
the fourth Of July. Very good.
See 4th page for council proceed.
ings and local advertisements.
! Foreign strawberries are "played
out" We eat homemade now.
Flooded railway lines have played
the "dickens" with express matter.
The band boys came out about $40
ahead on their "Dutch Spy" entertain.
ments.
MIR. George Litchneld has COM
meuced laying the brick around his hne
residence.
How many feet in = barrel: Psr.
haps one of the teachers in the high
school can answer.
The Marster and Marms are in for
4 good time for the next ten weeks a.
we'll as the youngsters.
Miss Chef Ober, Of Preston, a sister
of L. NJ. Ober, our expressman, is in the
city visiting her brother.
Miss Ada Noble, has returned home
from Minneapolis, where she has been
teaching for the past year.
We have confidence in DR.. Giles
magnetic and electrical treatment having
been benefited by the same.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Bert
Miller is suffering with sewers attack,
of illness at the Fleck House.
Friday was the closing day Of the
school year. Teachers and scholars
welcome the coming ten weeks vacation.
There will be services at Christ
church next Sunday morning and eve
ing. Rev. Ashley Of Farlbault,i is expected.
Mrs. Bert Wall, of Spring Valley,
formerly a resident Of Austin, IS visiting
old friends in this city, and is guest Of
Mrs. L. NJ. Ober.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. J. Fish was baptized at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday morning,
and named "Arabella."
Walter Hines, living five miles
south. east of Austin, reports that during
our late heavy storms, the wind nearly
ruined his fine orchard.
George w. Merrlck is fast gaining
strength. His reason is fully restored,
and we expect soon to see him upon
our streets in his usual health.
H. O. Basford and G. n. Davidson
are reveling in St. Paul, ready at any
moment to serve on the Grand Jury to
which they have been summoned.
Miss Hattie Judson is in the city and
being called upon by her many friends.
Her home for the past year has been in
Chicago with her uncle, Mr.. A. F. Higgs.
-Zenas NJ. Vaughn, a brother of Miss
Lora Vaughn, one OF the high school
graduates, is a student at the State UNI.
versity, and is now home for his vaca-
ton.
We see Nordahl Solner and Eddie
Morgan upon our streets again. Home
for the summer vacation, from Nebraska
City, where they have been attending
school.
The Board of Education have
unanimously elected Prof. W. w. Keysor
Superintendent Of the public schools in
this city for another year, at a salary Of
$1,000.
- The Alumni reception given by Prof
Keysor and Miss Alice Ludlum, on Tues
day evening, at the residence of J. F.
Cook, was very pleasant and social oc.
casion.
Weather glorous, wet places made
glad, mud honest Com at-a-bus, sun
hot, busters in fashion and nights-well
just meet her by moonlight and see for
yourself.
Mr.. Carlton Chatfleld, of Ohio,
brother of Mrs. William A. Crane, is WIS.,
ting Austin second time, after q pre-
vieus visit fourteen years ago. He notes
| the many changes.
We zee by our Lansing correspond
ence that the public school building was
broken into, and clock stolen. We
have heard Of persons losing time, but
| that villain stole it.
MIR. and Mrs. 81. B. Corey left Austin
last Friday, for Flandreau, Dakota and
returned Monday. A flying trip but =
very pleasant enc cur sheriff says. He
likes tho country.
Mrs. r. I. Smith will soon receive
about $1,000 insurance on her late hus-
bands life in the Odd Fellows Mutual
Benefit Association of St. Paul. The ~.
sesments are already made.
Prof. w. W. Keysor will read the Dec
laration Of Independence. So the bills
say, but strange as it may appear. he will
have to read it by telephone then, as he
has no idea Of being In Austin at that
time.
Thomas Meany was member of the
Sd ward cauvassiDg board when he was
elected alderman the other day, and on
that account his election was declared
null and void, hence the call for . new
election Friday. .+s: L.. ......-.
Stock breeders should not forget the
trolting stallion, "Abdallah Clay", In
Austin on Tuesday and Wednesday Of
each week. He is hne trotter, hand
some fellow and sure to be admired by
oil who see him. See advertisement for