Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-25
TRANsCRIPTIONs.
School election Saturday, Sept. 4

| distinct court LOT ETceDoIu COuHIy
convenes at Albert Lea, Sept. 9TH.
Prof. w. w. Keysor will answer the
roll call IN Austin to-day. School next
Monday.
The Enterprise says weeds are too
abundant about Albert Lea for is attract.
ivencss.
If these cool nights continue the
musqu,to will soon have TO put on his
over.coat.
IS. L. Howell moves into the residence
Of Edwin French, next door to Charley
Vests, this week.
Winnie Stockman, Charley Pooler's
brother-in-law, will take Will Browns
place in the drug store.
Mayor Ball will move his family into
Mrs. W. W. Cooks residence. 1t will be
more convenient for business.
We found some eggs the other day
which we thought must be nearly ripe,
their rinds were so very tender.
MIR. Sol. Levi, of Rochester, MIMI,
was the guest Of his cousin, Abe Det1el.
bach, of this city, on Sunday last.
There is letter "held for postage"
in the Rochester postoffice for Miss
Catharine Harmon, Austin, MIMI"
Doc Staples moved out OF the Edwin
French residence Monday into the o.,
from residence on the street west of Pete
Nelson's.
"A. V. Ellis has 200 acres of wheat
which IS nearly all liz the stack. Mr.. E.
expects it to yield from Is to 1G bushels
10 the acre.
w. w. Williams, of the Albert Lea
Standard, was 'doing" Austin Saturday
last. He did not forget the TRANSCRIPT
Office in his rounds
Charlie West returned from his trip
to Chicago Monday. He reports plenty
of sightseeing, enough to last him
through the year 1880.
The TRANSCRIPT is the paper to put
your ads. in, friends. We will hereafter
place them before your patrons Wednes-
day morning, remember.
Mrs. Morris Arnold, of Davenport,
Iowa, arrived in Austin Monday night
She will make visit of about four weeks
at her fathers, Mr.. Dettclbach's.
Col. VanLeuven and Cal. Taylor, of
Spring Valley, made the TRANSCRIPT
office visit one day last week. They
were as happy as big sunhowers.
There is no shruuken, blighted wheat
this year. 1t is al No. and 2. If the
yield is no better than last year the
kernel is ofvery much better quality.
MIR. E. P. Van is on the way home,
from Lincoln, Nebraska He started last
Wednesday expecting to drive through,
and will arrive here the latter part of the
week.
Our esteemed friends, W. J. Fish and |
wife, leave for Minneapolis tomorrow,
which is to be their home for the present.
We are sorry to have them go from
Austin.
We see r. N. Paden upon our streets !
again after an absence at Litchfeld, Ill.
of several months. He says Mrs. Paden |
has many times wished herself back to
Minnesota.
The brick on Mr.. Moonan's hotel
have crawled clear to the roof, heavy
new cornlce is on, and painted. The
American is now a good-looking, sub
stantial house.
Modification has struck the Hancock |
club in Austin. Outside friends are fear.
ing gangrene may yet set in and take 'em
off: Boss Kelley, of New York, has come
out for Garfield.
Mr.. William Sturgeon, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, very pleasant gentleman, has been
spending a few days with his old friend, |
the courteous Stevenson, of Hall & Vests |
dry goods store.
"A wedding ceremony at Col. Mans.
fields last Sunday P. NJ, made Mr. Buck
ingham, of Bennington, and a widow by
the name of Guis, husband and wife. N.
K. Noble did the job.
The jolly face and elegant form of
Thomas F. Stevens, of York mot Cork
Neb., was seen upon our streets last week.
We were in hopes he had come back to !
Austin 10 stay, but he says not.
Leon Dettclbsch, the "poor mans
FRIEND" returns from Philadelphia Fri
day of this week. A stock of clothing
for Southern Minnesota will follow at
prices with the bottom knocked out.
Mrs. J. F. Reppy, of Albert. Lea, was
visiting Mrs. d. NJ. Thompson last week.
This week she is being favored with visits
from sister, Miss Lutte Richardson, and
Miss Ida Johnsto n, both Of Usage, Iowa.
We have ordered a new lot of Job
type-among them some beautiful faces
of script (or :writing') type. We are as
we'll fixed for doing job work as any
office IN this section, and don't you forget,;
it. E..
Mrs. Lulthlen, of La Crosse, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Walsh, for the
first time in her own home. Mrs. L.
was, for several years, a resident of Aus
tin, and finds many old friends in the
city.
Street Commissioner Geraghty has
replaced the rotten plank with new in
the large sewer at the north end of Main
street, and the trench is closed and no
longer An eye-sore to residents in that
part of town.
W. W. Noble and family will leave
Austin soon for home in Sioux Falls,
Dakota. Mr.. N. starts this week, the
wife will follow soon. We understand
Will is to continue in the drug business.
We wish him success.
Are we to have county fair this full