Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-03-25

TRANsCRIPTIONs.
The robins are coming, ha, ha
Cheap Charley is again on deck.
Storm windows are out of fashion.
Last week was busy one in Austin.
Miss Mary Engle has been very slcl
with measles.
IS. H. Merrill will teach the Mon
school the coming term.
g. L. Henderson has removed from
LIE Roy to his farm at Postville.
Several of the young folks are com
ing home from school to spend the spring
vacation.
DIR. C. H. johnson, who has been alb
sent from town short time, is at home
again, at 8. w. Days.
Clean out your cellars and back
yards, and sprinkle q little chloride
about, you dirty peeps.
Hon. ]. D. Allen, of LIE Roy, furnish.
es the Pioneer Press with solution Of
the fifteen puzzle" in fifteen moves.
The concluding portion Of Rev.
Cressey's sermon on Divorce" is crowd.
ed out today. Will appear next week.
The county now receives interest on
deposits at the rate of per cent. on all
monthly balances. First National Bank
is the depository.
-White-washers and paper-hangers
will soon don their stifened robes and be
ready for business. Invite them in.
They Will DO you good.
j. u. Woodward has moved to the
farm recently purchased by H. Sprague
from D. u. Sargent, and will work the
place the coming year.
We still have an unimproved water
power or two near this city. Why not
have wooden mill or a paper mill. We
have Touring mills enough.
We are glad 10 say that the young
man Who has been 80 sick at J. B. Furt-
ney's, il slowly improving. DR.. Lewis
will pull him through if possible.
Mona il to have Norwegian Lutheran
Our Scandinavian friends
would find Austin q much more desira.
BILE location for such an institution.
John Frank, the LIE Roy Independent
says, has settled his case against The
railroad company for fire damages. His
claim was $500, but he compounded At
$500.
The children expect TO see every
father and mother in Austin at Jones'
hall, on Friday evening. Let Us all be
there, to show them that we appreciate
their efforts.
ST. Patrick's day was celebrated by
the Cath olics, at Jones' hall, with q din.
ner, a lecture by Father Burns Of Mime
spolis, and a concert in the evening.
Tn attendance was large.
Henry Jacobs had . buffalo robe
stolen on Tuesday noon from q stable
near Cox's livery. We advise that thief
10 return that robe instanter, if he wishes
70 avoid detection and arrest.
-J.B Rsvord hos new delivery wagon
On the way from the celebrated ssude-
hacker mandatory in Indiana. He ex
poets to be able to deliver groceries with
ii Monday. Clear the track.
Fred and Eddie Baird return home
from the Commercial school in st. Paul,
on Friday, where they have been the past
winter, aud A. they are good steady boys,
we expect their time has been put in well.
w. H. Stevens, of Winona, is in the
city, looking over his town lots. HIS pet
name is Bill" and a. such he 10 better
known BY sar]y-settlers. He il one
among many of Winvna's f'rst-class men.
Mrs. Minnie Wilder, daughter of J.
D. Rugg of this city, gave birth to twin
boys On Monday night. The mother IS
lying in very critical condition. Their
home is on Mr.. Riggs farm, near
Brownsville.
Easter will he with 10 next Sunday,
which the almanac says, 10 the 28th OF
March. Easter comes the first full moon
following the 10Th of March. The time
for this observance was settled upon in
the year s25.
The Royal Arch Masons of this city
had little "dolngs' last Friday evening.
Several Of the good Companions from
Albert Lea, LIE Roy and Brownsville being
present. The ladies Of the Uaiversslis,
church served the lunch.
The Floral sociable At Mrs. DR.
Wbeat's, on Tuesday evening, was well
attended. Az always, the literary exer
c,ses were not lacking in Interest and
merit. And sociabls st DR.. Whsat's ii
always surety for good time.
Don, forge, that our children are i
do their best At the public school e1hibi
sion, at jones' hall, on Friday evening q
this week. Admission only IS cents, II.
proceeds 70 b ussd % purchase IN orgal
for the high school. The house shoult
~ filled.