Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-12
TRANSCRIPTIONS.

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bashful.
The snow, the beautiful snow, is
vanishing.
The season of Lent began yesterday
md will last forty days.
Monday morning the mercury was
lown to 10 below zero at : O'Clock.
The union meetings are still largely
the interest steadily increasing.
Valentine day, Saturday. Tie girls
must send valentines this year; don't
forget.
Rev. G. D. Belden spoke to a GRO wded
,ouse, at the Congregational church, last
Sunday night, in a very effective and
earnest manner.
"A new Sabbath.school scholar arrlv-
ID at W. H. Williams last Suud ay. He
mas his teacher engaged, and promises
we'll for the future.
John Fisher is ahead with his valen-
ines we see. John is good boy, and
Miss Adah is one of our best girl, aud ou'
best wishes will follow them.
REV. A s. Foster preached at the
Baptist church last Sunday morning, and
many of his old friends in Austin had
The pleasure of listening 10 him.
They have had plenty Of measles up
at Pete Haley's tor the last two weeks
Some of the family have been quite sick
with them. But all are better now.
Mrs. John Morrison is receiving q
goodly share Of public patronage, as she
richly deserves, at her we'll kept restaur
ssq ant on Main s'reAt Moor Niaa sonar'a old
Austin has taken cold, and sneczing
is the latest fashion. Most everybody
complains of ''co'd in the he'd" Well,
hey say, a mans nose will stand more
blows than any other part about him.
Our former townsman, Al. B. Abbey
vas not long ago divorced from the wife
who lived with him here in Austin, and
,e now has taken unto himself another
lalf, and will probably reside in Chicago.
MIR. D. II. Stimson returned home
rom South Wallingford, Vermont, on
Tuesday of this week. He arrived at that
place, we understand, in answer to the
elegram summoning him, too late to see
lis mother alive.
Mrs. Ella Deuel., of Marshall, Mich
gan, has been spending a few weeks
with her mother, Mrs T. w. Woodland, of
his city. Our young people, many OF
hem, remember Miss Ella Woodland very
Kindly. She visits her brother in Wells,
Ilso.
Capt z. H. Sherwin and wife will
tart, within week or two, for visit to
Marlboro, New Hampshire, where they
will remain two or three months. W.
rust the change of climate and scenes
will be beneficial to the health of the
Captain.
The CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS is what
Is name indlcates-a nous paper. 1t fair
y bristles with news. The WEEKLY
NEWS enc year for nothing to every
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The president of the Ladies' Relief
ociety will be glad to receive donations
t vegetables, meat, -four, meal, butter,
lilk, or anything in the line of eatables.
We hope this will be remembered by all
hose who have heart in sympathy with
be suffering. Tbs president is Mrs. Geo.
.. Wilbour.
Robert Machlin, the man who was
rrested on Monday of last week on the
harge of stealing 1896 from one E. N
sustad, had his examination before L.
I. Griffith, Esq, on Friday last, and was
ound over in the sum of $500, TO avail,
he action of the grand jury at the March
erm OF court.
MIR. Mcbride, the grocer, has an
wered the call for relief through. the
aides society, by sending in an order 70,
IS in groceries. Are there others who
will help our ladies in their work Of
feeding the hungry and clothing the
aked." Perhaps some of our butcher.
will help little.
"A. P. Book, of the TRANSCRIPT force
eturned On Tuesday from his trip home
0 Lansing, Iowa. Bring in your orders
or job work. He informs US that the
Book family,-consisting Of the father
Mother, six boys and one girl, the
'oungest being sixteen years Of age,-had
reunion while he was at b ONE.
The gospel meetings az Mankato,
onducted by Major Whittle and Mr..
AS~AOuouou A0VV VIO0CN. .lAVlI t4Oul-
uces have numbered over 1000 persons
he greater portion Of the time. There
ave been many converts, and the meet.
ngs are pronounced success. These
Gentlemen will be here the latter part OF
be week.
Frank Beard will be the next attrac-
on in the lecture course. Jdis peculiar
'rtc is with the crayon, and he will both
Instruct and amuse the audience. His
rayon pictures are reported very nne,
nd he comes to US among the first In his
profession. His "cbalk taIks'> are said
o be full of interest to all, both old and
Dung.
Officers of the Aid society connected
nth the Universalist church for this
ear: Presrdent-Mrs.H eman Sprsgue ;
ice President Mrs. A. II. Hill; Secre
ary-Miss Ollie Crane; Treasurer
lrs. Leonard French. Officers of Sun
ay school: SUPPLEMENTARY. T..
Assistant 6uperintendent-E.
}. Crane; secretary-Mrs. II. sprsgue ;
'reasurer-Miss Mabel Patterson; Ii
rarian-Miss Clara Palmer; Chorister
w. T. Wilkins.
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