Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-12-08
TRANSCRIPTIONS.

The usua! service at the Baptist
church next Sunday evening. Will br
omitted. Morning service as usual.
During the illness of w. A. Richard
SOP, Ozro Woodward, Of Brownso ale, will
take MIR. RS place in Mr.. Wiilard's store.
Mrs Prindle, OF Kasson, mother Of
Mrs. Luther J. Smith, anticipates remain.
ing in Austin through the winter with her
daughter.
We have fine grist of items this
week from several of our county towns,
viz: Leroy, Grand Meadow, Lansing.
Lyle and K.se Creek.
Schuyler c. Edridge, son ut Rev. j.
W. Eldridye vt this City, is candidate
for Postmaster of the House at the COM
ing session Of the Legislature.
Geo. Baird moved from his farm in
Red Rock 10 his residence IN this city
about tw" weeks ago. The family are
glad t" get back to the old home.
Taxes are now due for 1880, and the
Treasurer will be- happy 10 wait on all
corners. NJ penalties attach until June
LIST, next. when 10 per cent. is added.
Mrs. Sarah Roberts is in Austin again,
anG will remain with US during the win
ter. Miss Sarah Bem,s," ~ we used to
know her, has many friends in the city.
III. Y. Hildebrand. OF Adams, has re-
Gently purchased the State Line House,
Lyle, and is endeavoring TO improve its
standing in the es,im alton of the travel
ing public.
There IS a locomotive on the Hast
ings and Dakota division Of the c., NJ. &
st. p r. r. which bears the name Of
"Austin." Well bet that engine don't
back the track.
We are very sorry to learn that Mr..
Anton Rustad has sold his little home in
Austin and expects to make home for
himself and family IN Oskaloosa, Iowa,
in the early spring
We want copy Of the TRANSCRIPT
Of May 9Th, 1880, TO complete our files
Any person furnishing US with paper of
that date will be entitled to months
subscription to the TRANSCRIPT.
is d., grees below zero Monday morn-
ing early, they say. We did not rise very
early that morning, but about s O'Clock
we made bold to examine the indicator,
and found the mercury 10 below.
When the weary traveller strikes
Persons, at Grand Meadow. he feels that
he has got home. No better fare, nor
swce,er beds in the land. Verify, hotel
keepers, like poets, are born, not made.
Hon. p A. Peterson, Of Udolpho, is
the owner of a fine dapple gray Norman
stallion, which he purchased last spring
of Mr. Cook, an importer, residing at
Charles City, Iowa, paying $1,000 therefor
Prof. Vennor predicts heavy falls of
snow from the middle 10 the latter part
Of December, and railroad blnckades to
IN unusually and troublesome extent
Coal up, friends, and prepare for the
worst.
The members Of Olivct Baptist
church, Minneapolis. have voted to extend
:. Call to Rev. r. w. Arnold, Of Rochester,
It a salary of $1,000 year. Rev. Arnold
is the one to whom Miss Ella Mapes Was
married.
We learn by Red Bluff (Cal. paper
that Mrs. II. A. May hew has been elected
Grand Worthy Vice Icmplar Of the Grand
Lodge OF Good Temrlars Of California
The Lodge has re- emily met in its twenty
first annual session. We love 10 note
'hese items of news from our ubsen,
friends.
Next Sunday evening, at o'clock,
Rev. Col. Bull, Of Bismarck, D. T., will
deliver lecture un "Fronlicr Life aud
Missions" al the NJ. E. church. He is
laid to be talented man and will no
doubt give his hearers some very inter
-stng facts. Mrs. Bull is sister Of Mrs
". G. Perry, living on the Lansing road
-Kendall's H 'rse Book gives the treat
:nent for the ep,z"otic. As well Is other
diseases 10 which the horse is subject
II can he procured ut the TRANSCRIPT
office At Is Cents per copy, or 1t will b.
given 10 every subscriber Of The TRAN
SCRIPT who pays one years subscription
in advance, in accordance with our offer
at the head Of the local page.
The officers Of the Young Folks Lit
erary Society, recently organized In this
city, are as follows: President, w. J
Schwan; Vice Presiden, Ebert Day;
Treasurer, W. A. Willard; Secretary,
Addic c. Johnson; Organist, Maggie
Wilton; Musical Committee, Carrie
Schwan and Gertie Sherwood; Literary
Eugene B. Sunny.
"A reception given by the Y. NJ. G. A.
of Minneapolis last Friday evening to its
members and invited guests, was, We
learn by the papers. an exceptionally
pleasant affair. Among those who added
To- the pleasure of the occasion, WAS Miss
Eva Fenton OF this city. in = recitation
Of that stirring selection, the Fall of
the Pemberton MILL" Her contribu.
ton. with few others. was deserving OF
special mention.
Pure white, will, oval glass sides.
clarence front, and rich silk inner trim
mings, is the carriage workmanship Of a
description of child's hearse, which has
recently been added to The equipments OF
a Minneapolis liveryman. We think
this is as it should be-. We love all white
for the dead Conference.-The caskets,
white robes, and white flowers, pure Gym
bols Of their innocent sweet lives, and
their trusting guilelcss natures.
Rev. Cressey tells US the new NJ. E.
church at Waseca is beauty in style
and architecture. The building ls NAN
part with two wings. Audience room III
the main part, ,hs eastern wing for the