Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-08
TRANSFORMATIONS.


Mrs. Anna Hoy is fast recovering
from her recent severe illness.
d. B. johnson, Jr. aud wife arc reg
istered at the Merchants, in st. Paul.
-Supt. futile IS again on our streets
af,er an absence in Dakota of several
weeks.
No quorum, ami consequently no
meeting, of the Common Council Monday
Evening.
r. o. Hall will make his appearance
at Albert Lea next week Tuesday "ready
for trial."
| -Galen Truesdell will look over the
sights on the Minneapolis fair grounds
this week.
-"In time of peace prepare for war;"
Let US have few good tenement houses
built this fall.
John Walsh is The happy papa" Of
little daughter who arrived at his home
Monday evening.
Mr. Obediah Smith was quite severe
" kicked about the face by one Of his
horses last week.
Ben. North has been purchasing some
Minnesota cattle 10 ship to his rancho in
Shelby county, illinois.
Miss Rose Galloway was expected TO
arrive in the city on the 3 O'Clock train
this morning with her father.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Ayers took in
the elephants at the Rochester fair. They
went via. the ''overland route.''
MFR. and Mrs. Curt Austin have re-
turned from their visit in Wisconsin, and
Curt is back to business again.
Mrs. F. A. Brownson said goodbye
to Austin friends and returned to her
home in Minneapolis Tuesday.
Mrs. Leroy Basford entertained the
Congregational church sociable Friday
evening, in ve.y agreeable manner.
Miss Caddie Anderson left Monday
for Sherburne, where she will spend the
winter with her father on the big farm.
DIR. A. Mcdonald hangs out his
sign in the TRANSCRIPT this week-the
place where all good doctors advertise.
Capt. E. P. Van Valkenburgh return
ed to Austin Tuesday of last week from
his tour of inspection of the western
world.
We will send the TRANSCRIPT to new
subscribers from this date until the first
of the new year-four months-for fifty
cents
Rev. G. E. Wright has returned from
his short vacation aud Sunday last was
welcomed by full house of interested
hearers.
"A ten pound daughter at Pete Mel
son's-ls the latest happy event at that
pleasant home. Pete sings around the
cigars lively.
r.. NJ. Slitor, of the Slitor House, Le-
Roy, was in town the other day. Mr.. s.
is pleasant gentleman and knows how
to keep hotel.
We enjoyed short call Monday
from r. B. Plots, Of Worthington. He
says there is no doubt of Dunnell's carry
ing Mobiles county.
81 carloads OF "living freight" pas.
sed up the road Monday, excursionists
from various points in Illinois, bound for
the Minneapolis Exposition.
Till Basford, Of Winona, is In town
visiting his father, mother and brethren.
He has not lost any OF his good looks or
good nature since we last saw him.
MIR. Charles West has rented the
Wilton residence which was recently
purchased by Lyman Baird, and will
move his family in and occupy 1t soon.
CHANGE OF DATE-Hon. NJ. H. Dun
nell has changed his appointment for LIE
Roy, in this county, from Wednesday,
Sept. Sth, to Wednesday, Sept Goth; at
Pm
Capt. W. H. Sutton will keep bach.
elor's hall for few weeks while bis lit
tie wife makes short visit to relatives in
Van Vert, Ohio. She said "good Bye
Tuesday.
-Thos. F. Stevens started on his return
for Nebraska last week Wednesday. We
always did like MI. Stevens, and he has
our best wishes for prosperous future
in his new home.
Mrs. VIM. Davis, formerly resident
of this city, but recently Of Fargo, Da-
kota, died at her home Friday last of
typhoid fever. She leaves husband
and two small children.
Mrs. W. F. Sutherland and Mrs. H.
w. Moody are with friends in St. Paul
and enjoying the double pleasure Of
visit and seeing the sights of the grand
exposition in Minneapolis.
"A very pleasant evening at the church
social which met with Mrs. Charlie
Goats last week. The hostess was Eat
home," and Charlie was himself in those
pleasant newly furnished parlors.
DIR. w. c. Young, dentist, is in the
city again. He is no doubt aching to
pull out every aching tooth in this whole
county and who can blame him when the
dentist lives "from hand to mouth"
Matt Miles is next week to be trans
ferred from the river road to the Southern
Minnesota. BY this change Matt can
make his home in Austin and occasion.
ally have holiday to devote to his "fam-
ily."
Prof: Keysor tells Us there are seven
ty-five pupils in the high school already,
and as there is always large increase at
the opening Of the winter term, the num-
Der will probably then reach one hun
dred.
Miss Lizzie Farrar, of St. Cloud,
daughter of Mrs. DR.. Brigham, was in the
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