Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-12-15
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-GunZ IS closing out his stock. heat
his announcement.
DIR. II. A. Avery spent Sunday with
his relatives in Rochester.
-Lackawanna coal in this marke
SIC 50; Lehigh, $3.50. How is that fo
high?
Miss Lottie Eyre has been very il
with erysipelas; is still confined TO be-
home.
The lecture by Col. Bull a: the n. F
church Sunday evening, we hear wei
spoken Of.
| Some Of our young misses are max
ing and perfecting arrangements for {
leap-year canoe.
We learn that our friend, Ninte
Andrew, Is we'll pleased with his new
home in "Bos,ing."
MIR. D. A. Lord has been quite i'll
is better We learn, bu, still weak aud con
siderably FRUSTRATED.
Mrs. Oliver s ,mers will spend the
winter with a brother of her late husband,
who resides in Wisconsin.
! Geo. White is clerking tor e. A. Poo
Ter. lie is giving special attention tc
the wants of Santa Clauses.
| "A. o. Jahren, whose headquarters fcl
the past We. or two have been in Chica
go, Is in Austin for short stay.
Gorge Fish, of the firm of King s
Fish, is around again, as good as new
having recovered from his recent illness
Last week Wednesday morning th'
mercury indicated 100 below zero at
O'Clock, and Thursday morning 18o be
low.
james Croncn sold 1870 St. Paul and
Minneapolis papers Inst Friday--93 O
the Pioneer Press, 20 OF the Tribune, anc
of the Globe.
When anything is accidentally made
too salty il can be countcractcd by add.
ing tablespoonful of vinegar and ia
blespOontul of sugar.
"A. w. McMillin has been upon tho
sick list recently. Just up from his sec
"nd attack Monday. Hope our good
friend Nc will stay we'll this time.
School closes Friday. There will b,
three weeks vacation which will max {
date Of commencement of next term Jam.
uary 10Th. The younger pupils hardly
ever object to long vacations.
Flank Day we learn is still unable
10 be out very much. and is yet suffering
severely from the effects Of his long ane
serious tussel with typhoid. His numer
Gus friends anxlously await his recovery
LAS, Thursday, Friday and saturda,
were delightful days, warm and pleasa ut
and the change from the very cold weatl,
err welcome one. In consequence, farm
ers t1ocked to town, and merchants repor
a lively trade.
MIR. Ansel Jones, of Wap.cca, Wis
is in Austin, making his brother Ira
whom he has not seen for over twent,
years, short visit. He has been out OF
the Red river, aud comes direct from tia
almost boundless country.
Miss Genevieve Crandall was uuabl,
20 be in attendance at her school in the
third w'rd last week. Miss Little, a pu
pill in the high school. taught the frs
hree days Of the week, and Mrs. u. NJ
Thompson the remaining two.
Rev. G. D. Beluen has received i
unanimous call from his church to re.
main as their pastor another year. W.
are glad to learn that Austin is still IL
be favored with the ministerial and so
cial presence Of this gentleman.
Miss Florence Judson, who has been
I resident Of Austin for the past year,
left her scores Of friends in this city las,
Friday, and will, for the present, reside
with her uncle, Capt. Higgs, in Chicago
There are many who regret her departure
Congressman Dunnell will send a
cory Of the Report Of the Agricultural
Department on Diseases of Domestic letl
Animals" 10 such farmers IN the district
is wi!lappIy TO him for It. Make request
on postal card, directed to Hon. NJ. H
Dunnell, Washington, D. G."
Asa B. Hutchinson, that royal old
singer, is in St Paul, and will organize
for the present season fine concert com
pany, and make a tour of the northwest
There is a heap ofmusic in the old man.:
soul, and we hope Austin will be favored
with the presence Of this new com pany
clubbing RATES Remember, friends
we send the TRANSCRIPT and the Week
'y Pioneer.P Press one year for $2.75 cash
in advance-or the Minneapolis Tribune
or the Ch,cag" Inter- Ocean-or any paper
"r magazine you want at large reduc
lions from regular rates. Stick PR
here, friends.
MIR. Corning, of the Windsor House
'eS AS~S"uy puI az u" lUOscV JOICc puuJk
into his we'll. ard added to his "house
hold furniture" a hundred feet of hose t.
use in case OF fire. He also has forty fire
buckets scattered through the different
rooms Of his house. He is certainly quite
we'll prepared FOR the fire fiend.
AT Atlantic City, Iowa. near Omaha
last Tuesday evening, Mr.. Ozro Wood
ward, Of this city, was made supremel,
happy by being united in marriage tt
Miss Sophia Glover, a sister of r. T
Glover, Of Brownsville. Mr.. and Mrs
Woodward returned FRIDAY, and for the
present are al home" with Col. Mansfield
The Masons of Lyle are to have ,
public installation of officers on the even
ing of Dec. 9th. Following the install
alton comes dance. Tickets, suppe
and all, only 81. The brethren Of the
mystic tie" are bent on a good time or
the date mention>d, and everybod,
should 60. See hand bills for particulars
The Odd Fellows wives and daucl,
A~$~ H.