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

Corn Is just more than humping
itself along nowadays.
The mercury gets way over into til
nineties, many of these days.
Some of our citizens are making
their arrangements for good time il
Chicago soon:
Don't pile all the broken limbs an,
rubbish just over the fence, ON the road
side, but burn them.
Austin should have few manufacto
ries. No better locality, no better oppol
tunity, than she could offer.
A few moments each day could adj
much to the general appearance abou
some of the homes in this city.
Rev. Monroe Peck will preach in thu
Methodist Episcopal church next Sab
bath morning. All are invited.
MIR. james Truesdell is walking yer,
softly now days. Rheumatism is hauginl
about and rather holding him down.
1T is SAID the Cameron farm, at Ram
scY station, will yield sixteen bushels o
wheat to the acre. That is good enough
Mrs. Thomas Young, an old FRIEND
and nelghbor of Auditor Wyckoff ant
family, spent last Sunday in our pleasan
city.
The floral display, at the Baptis
church last Sunday, arranged by theMisse
Jennie Crandall and Ida Smith, was very
beautiful
Geo. Baird had his large field o
wheat in Red Rock township all cut ane
in the shock last week. He anticipates
good yield.
j. A. Walters is enjoying himself in
Minneapolis for a few days this week
His business is left in good hands and
will not suffer.
We are out of good reutable dwell
ings. A few good residences would find
ready occupants, as the demand far ex
ceeds the supply.
We should like to "pick-nick" in
that pleasant grove of Abe HOLSTERS
on the banks of the Cedar river, every
week all summer.
We suggest the following club name
for the Hancock men Of Austin-as We
learn they anticipate an organization
The "Miss EN- Club"
MIR. William Fish started for Gales
burg, ILL.,, Monday. He went on business
but will, no doubt, mix in coed deal OF
pleasure with the trip.
The Baptist social met with Mrs. H
E. Anderson last week Wednesday light
The evenings pleasures were fully up to
the promise of a good time"
Bert Stoddard, the faithful and eff.
Client head clerk in the Austin post-oflce,
spent three days of last week visiting his
relatives and friends in Spring Valley.
Tuesday last, Miss Edith Short &C.
companied friend to McGregor for a
few days visit with relatives. Little folks
enjoy change full as we'll as older per-
sons
The little boys and girls who attend
the Baptist Sunday school will have lots
of fun one Of these days. They are get
ting ready for Sabbath school picnic,
we hear.
Few and short were the prayers he
said" We mean the tramp that Tom
Riley marched of to jail the other day.
Toms eye seems to be almost everywhere
these days.
Mrs. e. Schleuder returned this week
from 81. Peter, where she has been very
pleasantly enjoying four weeks visit
with the family Of Mr.. Julius Schleuder,
of that city.
Charley Pooler is making arrange
ments to build fine house on his lots on
Chatham street, near Gus Schleuder's.
Stone for the foundation are being hauled
on the ground.
Our wheatbuyers are expecting lit
tie of the new crop the latter part Of this
week, for which they will be able to pay
about IS cents for good No. 2. Barley
brings 35@4O cts.
&C. B. Kennedy, formerly of LIE Roy,
in this county, has located at New Madi-
son, Lake county, Dakota, and hangs out
his single as "land, loan, collection and
insurance agent"
MIR. Arthur Wright, brother of Rev
Wright, is spending few weeks on the
pleasant farm of Mrs. Clark, about two
miles from town. We suppose he is
trying to "develop muscle"
Mrs. Weston Wheeler, of McGregor,
Iowa, has been in the city a few days,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Harvey.
Mrs. Harvey regrets the departure of her
mother after SO short visit.
The dust last Saturday was almost
intolerable. 1t was in your pockets, in
the corner OF your eyes and between your
teeth, and to insure yourself of your
honest peck, was no trick at all.
Col. Van Leuven, the genius of the
Spring Valley Vidette, was IN the city
last week. He didn't exactly say so, but
he acted as though Dunnell had lots of
friends down in Fillmore County.
Not "Jerry, the Miller" but Jerry
ingalls,, the carpenter, is made several
times happy by the advent of bright.
eyed girl lightweight thirteen pounds.
She was registered Saturday night.
Mr.. somebody, won't you please be
so kind as to drive down some of the
nails in the sidewalks, which heads are
q nuisance to all pedestrians A nail in
the sidewalk is worth two that amt.
Two weeks ago last Sunday three per.
sons joined the NJ. E. church, being ad.
mitted into full fellowship: Mrs. A.
E. Perkins, Mr.. Ernest B. Sachsie and Mrs.
Russell-the first two named by baptism