Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-04
TRANSCRIPTIONs.

L. Advertise your spring goods fright
away quick =
Scarlet fever and measles in town.
No severe cases. .:..:.
This is the month to took leettle out
for the infant bed-bug.
M. F.. Vining, Of Grand Meadow,
made US pleasant call Tuesday.
Study the reports of the finance off,
GERS of the city published by US this
week.
j. D. Allen, Of Lie Roy was in town
the first of the week shaking hands all
round. -
The papers say that ex-senator Rob-
ert l. Smith has been appointed postmas-
ter of this city
Mrs. Slocum, mother Of n. A., is in
very poor health, having been confined to
the house al winter.
! All N. Kinsman arrived in town last
week from Wisconsin, called here by the
illness of his brother, Herbert.
$3.50 have been raised in Faribault
for ths suffering poor Of Ireland. Rev.
c. Genis formerly Of Austi n, is chairman
of committee to raise funds.
Frank Beard talked to the childr en-
of the Congregational Sunday. school last
Sunday, illustrating the lesson on the
blackboard as only Beard can do.
Bring in your cash, pay up arrear.
ages, and one year in advance for the
TRANSCRIPT, and the Chicago Ne,os will
be furnished you one year for nothing.
MIR. Lyman Wright, of Faribault, a
brother of the late Alansou Wright, was
visiting in the city few days last week
with his brothers. widow and children.
Prof. A. A. Griffith, President of the
Fulton Ill) college, and an elocutionist
OF renown, spent few hours in the city
one day last week, visiting his cousin, L.
N. Griffith, Esq.
-"Dick" Murray, the noted Southern
Minnesota lawyer, after year of wander
ing, has settled down to steady practice
again at the lively town of Sioux Falls
LA Crosse Chronicle.
| H. A. Fairbanks has painted his
Ramsey stage bright red color, and its
appearance is very much improved there.
by; aud Henry continues to carry pas
| oora or ko ro6OcaH rotoo
"A Tramp Abroad" is the title of a
new book by Mark Twain. 1t is all wool,
a yard wide, and equal to any IF his
former works. Miss Gerlie Sherwood is
agent for the work for this city.
The wild geese have commenced
their journey to the northward. These
goosey-gauders are rather forcing the
| season, we think. The snow blockade on
the Northern Pacific is not yet raised.
"A fine wood-cut engraving OF Miss
Arabella Root, the noted songstress, will
be gwen to all persons who purchase
reserve seat ticket. Ifyou doubt, order
your ticket Of Hayes brothers, and see.
To voice of wonderful sweetness
and compass, Miss Root adds graceful
bearing, and her elocution IS as perfect
rs her singing. The lady Won the hearts
of her audience at once and every piece
was encored."-Honesdale, Pa.
Mr.. A. H. Hayes, Miss Jessie McGill-
livery, Miss Carrie Mcconnell and Miss
Eula Avery, came over fro m LIE Roy to
hear Frank Boards chalk talk. They re-
manned over the Sabbath, and were the
guests Of Auditor Wyckofr.
Miss Feline Mantey ranks very high
among the few violinistes Of this country.
Her violin solos are executed in superb
style. She will appear at Jones' hail
next Monday evening, with the Root
concert party. Do not fail to attend.
Persons who have had experience in
these matters say that WORKOUT land is
the best for growing amber cane, and
that much depends upon good cultivation
in the beginning. Would it not be we'll
for our farmers to make note Of this.
Rev. E. NJ. Williams, of Minneapolis,
who was expected to lecture some time
this month before the ladies' literary as.
sociatlon, of this city, has been obliged
10 cancel his engagement on account of
i'll health. The ladies are much disap.
pointed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson, of
New Lisbon. Ill.,, arrived IN town last
week Thursday, and were guests of Mrs. J.
L. Davidson, sister of Mr. Hutchinson.
They will spend part Of the summer in
St. Paul, with Mrs. Hutchinson's brother,
Hon. Charles Gilfllan.
-Frand Boards chalk talk came off
last Saturday evening, at jones' hall, as
advertised. There was fair house, aud
every one who attended was we'll pleased.
Mr.. Boards drawing is marvellous and
his humor aud comica! sayings a pleas
ant accompaniment.
The "women's meeting" was held at
DR.. J. N. Whea.'s last Friday afternoon
in answer to the call, "succor the perish
ing" A goodly number were present,
nearly all the churches represented,
and plans arranged for Immediate work.
The ladies will be heard from.
The family Of Mr. Thomas F. Stevens
have left Austin for their new home in
York, Nebraska. where Mr.. Stevens has
located. We were sorry TO have Mr..
Stevens and family leave Austin, and
York has gained what we have lost, u
straight man and good citizen.
She has soprano voice of charming
quality, and was warmly applauded, and
recalled after each song. Miss Root was
recently pupil of Jennie Limbs master,
Signor Garcia, of London, and has sung
at fine concerts in London and at. the
Crystal Palace, with great success. IN.
Y. Herald. .:,:.....,...y .e.sr~
Mrs. n. L. Tryon and son left Aus
tin yesterday for Chateaugay, n. Y,
where they, with her mother Mrs Stock
man NJ thia citv vho acrnm nan1na than