Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-11-24
TRANsCRIPTIONs.

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Last week was cold one.
Thursday is Thanksgiving Day.
Six degrees below zero last Wednes
day morning.
The new shade for kid gloves Is the
color of putty.
Thanksgiving day is close at hand
Our turkey is ready.
Solomon Snow is in the city, looking
as good natured as ever.
Best quotations yesterday: Wheat
No. 2, S5c.; Barley. SOC.
Remember, the post Office will be
closed Thanksgiving Day at three O'Clock
sharp.
We do not wish to have It un der.
stood that we will refuse 10 take wood on
subscription.
ON Thanksgiving Day the postmaster
and deputies will be thankful after
o'clock P. NJ.
Teachers and scholars are to be thank.
full too, aud SO school will close Wedncs-
day night for this week.
Monday morning was the coolest
morning Of the season, the mercury midi.
eating Is degrees below Ter" ut 7o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. George White are in
Austin again, from Micneots. They will
remain here this winter, we are glad 10
learn.
MIR. and Mrs. Quincy Trucsdell we're
in the city last week. TO visit their brother,
James Truesdell, who still continues to
get better.
The "Faribault House," an old frame
building, was burned t" ashes at Faribault
last week Monday. The Republican says,
1.-THE house wac owned by J. B. Waddick,
who lives in Austix."
Frank Sterling is now night clerk in
the American Express Office in Lacrosse.
Frank is q good boy, aud we shall be
mistaken If he does not give the best of
satisfaction in his new position.
Rev. Crcssey invited his Sabbath
school class, numbering about twenty.
1--WE, to his residence recently, and made
them very happy. Sabbath school teach.
ers would do we'll to make note Of this.
-Epizoo,ic is in our city, but in a
mild form. The horses are sn eezing and
coughing. 1t would he we'll to take their
shoes off and soak their feet, also mus
lard plaster for their lungs, might be OF
us6.
The monument on tho cemetery lot
in lakewood belonging TO Mr.. Horatio
Marsh, came from Fond du Lac, Wis.,,
costing about $l95 It is sand to be OF
tasteful design, and Of excellent work.
manship.
Mrs. Rev. J. W. Eldridge is visiting
among friends in Indiana. We hope
this pleasant and estimable lady will re-
turn to her home in this city in good
health, after the enjoyment of her long an
,icipated visit.
Thanksgiving services at the Meth
odist church, Thursday, 1890 A. n. AS
usual, a union service, and Rev. c. u.
Bclden will deliver the sermon. All are
invited, and we hope the friends will not
forget this meeting.
Wolves are reported quite thick in
the vicinity of Moscow. We see "wolf
hunts" are being talked of in some p"r
tons of the state. II the boys want some
fun, we know of no better or mere profit.
able way Of INDUCING.
The young ladies who wish to see
some fancy work that is we'll done and
very pretty can enquire for particulars OF
Frank Hall aud Mr.. Stevens IN. W.
rather expect that the TRANSCRIPT is 10
have Christmas present.
-"Parenis don't visit the school" II
| more OF the fathers and mothers would try
and find time 10 call upon their children
in the school room, both teachers and
scholars would he much era,ified, and we
know the parents would not regret the #
fort made.
Nathan F. Banfield, we learn, steps up
higher. and is to take Winter Andrew
place in the First National Bank Of this
city. Arthur w. Wright will take the
place N F. has 80 we'll filed tor many
months, and again there is full quorum
on The corner.
! Mr. Jacob Truesdel!, Of Jackson
county. Iowa, was ia Austin last week. to
visit his brother, James Truesdell. Quite
y reunion Of Truesdells last week. Jas.
will see all his relatives if he continues
on the sick list much longer. He is in
la fair way now, to soon be himself again.
| MIR. and Mrs. H. H. Kent left Austin
last Thursday for Ohio, where they will
spend the winter with relatives. We hope
to see this guide couple in the early spring,
and we ask as a favor of the Buckeyes
that they deal gently with these Gophers,
and send them northward with the robins.
! Prof. w. B. Burns IA located for the
present at ]. A. Walters music store. He
brings the best Of recommendations and
guarantees satisfaction as piano tuner.
This is Prof. Burns second or third visit
to Austin, and his work here is all the
Recommendation required. Read his
notice elsewhere in this paper.
! Young man, don't swear. There IS
no occasion for swearing outside Of a
printing Office, where 1t is usual IN proof:
reading and indispensably necessary ~
getting forms to press. 1t has been
known also materially to assist the editor
in looking over the paper after it is prin.
ted. But otherwise il is a very foolish
habit-EE.
-Diphtheria has not yet made its ap.
pearance in our city so our physicians
testify, aud we breathe again. Every
simple case of sore throat Is not, and
should not be called by that dreaded
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