Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-11-10
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comic operetta, Friday, Nov. 18th.
= Charley Lord is home again, we see
The band will give him hearty welcome
20. j. Simmons, Of Dexter, has an
t improved farm for sale very cheap. Sec
3 advertisement
Some of the folks around town look
as though they had too much election
last Tuesday.
j. F. Andrews IS selling out at cost.
Read his advertisement, and go and buy
yourself rich.
| job work is on the rush nowadays.
Our friends know where to get a good
job, at cheap rates.
The long winter evenings will be
made doubly pleasant by subscribing for
and reading the TRANSCRIPT.
Ed Griffith is home from Grinnell,
where he has been attending school. He
will return after the holidays
j. S. Plerson, who settled in High
Fore st In 1854, was in the city yesterday,
and made us very agreeable call.
"A child's pair of mlttcns left at this
Office, which the little owner may have for
a simple Il thank you" for this notice.
Charley Wiloour, we are glad TO
learn, is improving in health in Colorado,
and anticipates spending the winter in
tina, climate.
Joe Adams little boy, who was so
i'll with scarlet fever, is better We hope
this little one may he spared to this almost
desolate home.
Will Chandler has located at Grand
Forks, D. T. Desiring the news from
his former home, he has subscribed for
thu TRANS CRIPT.
The original New Orleans Miustrcls
are expected in Austin Saturday night.
They are being greeted with rousing
houses everywhere.
| The Floral sociable, entertained by
Mrs Charlie Goats, last Wednesday even
ing, was pleasant and profitable occas-
ion to the large attendance.
| Remember the oyster supper at the
Davidson House next Tuesday evening.
| Everybody invited. We remember the
excellent supper served there last year.
Henry Jacobs wishes us to express
bis thanks to all who so kindly assisted
iu carrying his goods beyond the reach
of the fre.fiend at the time of our last
fire.
Joe Schwan is stepping about Min
neapolis for few days, enjoying the
sights and friends at the same time. Joe
is good boy, and will do Austin no dis
honor.
Harry Griswold, one Of the boss
clerks at Taylor & Balls grocery house,
is to be deputy for Auditor Elms. Harry |
will be missed by the many customers Of
this firm.
DIR. D. A. Britts, formerly of Browns
dale, has located at Clearwater, Wright !
county, in this state. He writes US tina,
he is well pleased with his new home,
and is doing we'll.
-Jno. E. Slocum has removed to AL
bert Lea, where the Singer Co. have es-
tablished an agency. VIII Day has been
appointed manager Of the territory cover
ed by Mower County.
james Truesdell is still confined to his
room. Typhoid must really have hold Of
him. We are sorry his illness is so pro
tracted, and his friends miss him from
his place of business.
III. B. Perry, son of n. G. and NJ. F.
Perry, of Lansing, died yesterday of lung
disease-aged % years. How sad that
young man, just ready for LIES work,
should thus be cut down.
Our friend, Henry Jacobs, is getting
back to business again, and any one
wishing fine cloths, made up to order iu
good style, will do we'll to remember
Henry Jacobs, merchant tailor, of this
city.
Sam Swenlngsen has changed the 10.
cation Of his cigar and confectionery bus
i1ess to the store recently occupied by
John Revord. He has more elbow room
now, and a better opportunity TO expand
his business.
Cal Taylor was defeated for represent.
,ative in the Spring Valley district, J. N.
Grazing, his opponent, being elected by
less than 200 majority. Graling's major
ty two years ago was $40. The district
is strongly Greenback.
Miss Bertha Dunkelmann will spend
the holidays with her parents in Austin,
and when she returns to Sinsinawa
Mound, Miss Carrie Schwan expects to
return with her, where she will pay
specia! attention to music.
The National Triennial Council ofthe
Congregational church of the United
States convenes this week Thursday at
ST.. Louis. Rev. c. E. Wright will be in
he leaving Austin yesterday.
He will be absent two weeks.
-OcVcTdl VdIIclIcS VI CuO4Cc oppICS
from Mr.. William Wheats orchard near
Oberlln, Ohio, have been sampled by US.
We understand Dr. Wheat received five
barrels of these choice beauties from
his brother, for which may he be exceed
ingly thankful.
The Clement Brothers will give an
at Jones' hall on Thursday
evening. This is an old troupe, and give
a splendid entertainment. No one ever
regrets paying their money to these peo-
pie. Remember the date, and give the
Clements full hou:e.
Frank Day, who has been almost
as one dead by his many friends
IN this city, is slowly recovering from
that dreadful typhoid which has held
him bound for several weeks A beau,i-
full boquet came through the mail, from
TO him last week.
Judge Cameron has removed the