Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-06
TRANSFORMATIONS,

CITY.
"A. V. Ellis raises pumpkins by thu
acre-and every one Of them straight Re
publicans.
Charlie Wilbour Is improving II
health in the mountain air Of Colorado
and we are glad.
JAS. Truesdell lost his extinguisher u
the fire last night. He will thank the
possessor TO return II.
Mrs. H. b. DeGood OF this city, wen
up to Minneapolis Tuesday to attend thu
Methodist Conference.
MIR. and Mrs. K. L. Kimball are il
Austin again, Mr.. Kimball arriving from
Dakota last Thursday.
". Truesdell, OF Sabuls, lows, {
nephew Of James Truesdell, has been in
The city making short visit.
Judge A. A. HARDWOOD has taken UP
his old profession of the law, as will he
seen by card in our columns.
The ordinance Of baptism was ad-
m,nistered at the south bridge Sunday
afternoon, Miss Lottie Webster being the
candidate.
| Mrs. Hattie Alien, whom we all knew
as Hattie Farmer, sister Of Mrs DR.. Glib.
son, IS in the city. Her home is in Otsego
county, New York.
Mrs Isaac Doud, q very pleasant lady
from Mason City, Iowa, was in Austin a
few days last week, the guest Of her
! cousin, Mr.. A. V. Ellis.
FARE REDucED.-The G., NJ. and St..
P. Co. have reduced the fare from Aus.
lin to hicago 75c. 1t is now $12.10,
instead of $l2s5 as formerly.
-Mr. and Mrs. u. NJ. Thompson have
rented rooms Of Mrs. a. Wright for
the winter, and will take their meals with
"mine hosts" Of the Fleck House.
Mrs. Lucy W. Page, who has been
spendin the summer in Austin with her
son II. w. Page, started for her home in
Tamworth, New Hampshire, today.
"A. NJ Jones, editor Of The Madison
Sentinel, made US a pleasant call last
week. The bretheren OF the editorial
fraternity are always doub]y welcome.
Miss Jennie Ellis has had another $50
added to her salary as teacher in the WI
mona Normal school, making $500 per
year. Miss Ellis is fast coming up the
grade.
Capt A. F. Higgs, of Chicago, was
In the city over the Sabbath, visiting his
niece, Miss Florence Judson. MIR. Higgs
is genial gentleman, whom we shall
be glad to meet again.
II. NJ. Larrabee, Of LIE Roy, one of the
democrats left over from the food, 10 out
for Garfield. He is only one of the many
who have become disguised with the
ways that are dark
-Twenty.four years ago last July,
Judge Ormanzo Allen arrived in Austin,
remaining until September, when he
went back east returning with Mrs. Allen
September 30th-twenty- four years last
Tuesday.
w. H. Dean, of Rose Creek, we are
sorry to learn, is very i'll. DR.. o. W.
Gibson is his attending Physician. Mr..
Dean is a gentleman Mower county could
illy afford to loose, and we hope soon to
bear of his recovery.
Rev. T. F. Allen, Of Marinette, WIS.,
consiR, preached very interesting ser.
mon Sunday morning in the Methodist
church. Mr. Allen ia brother-in-law of
Charlie Coats Of our city, and has been
tarrying few days with his relatives.
Rev. Cressey, accompanied by Rev.
T. F. Allen, left Austin yesterday for the
anpual Methodist Conference held in
Minneapolis this week. The Conference
opens at 9 O'Clock this morning, Bishop
Harris presiding.
The Thursday evening prayer meet
ing at the n. E. church will be led by
Rev. 8. w. Day, and preaching next
Sunday morning by Rev. Monroe Peek.
Sunday School and class meeting as
usual. There will be no service in the
evening"
&C. H. Roberts, regular nominee for
Congress on the Greenback ticket, will
speak IN Jones' hall, D. v, October 9Th,
which is tonight. As this gentleman is
to represent the 1st district in Congress,
lie, everybody turn on, and take square
look at him.
Bishop Ireland will deliver lecture
at the Catholic church, Thursday, Oct.
18th, at Z 80 P. NJ. Fifty cents admission
fee. A rich treat may be expected, as
Bishop ireland is a cultured gentleman,
and an able lecturer. His subject is the
Irish question"
Gal. Taylor was in the city yesterday,
aud, by the way, he has recently been
nominated for Representative in the Leg
islature for the Spring Valley district.
Taylor is the straiehtest kind Of Re-
publican, and will fight CALAMITY for the
redemption of that green back district.
There will be no service at the Bap-
list church next Sunday. The pastor,
Rev. G. D. Belden, 10 on short visit to his
brother, residing at Evanston, near Chi
cago. The laborer 10 worthy Of his rest,
as we'll as his hire, and we are glad to
see Mr.. Belden take q short vacation.
u. g. Senator Mcmillan and Gov.
VIM. Il. Marshall will speak In Austin
Oct. 18th. These gentlemen will give 10
speeches worth listening TO, and the pub
lie do not need to be told that they will
be both entertained and instructed.
Come out frisnds, and give these gentle.
men a good house.
-REDucED RAILROAD RATEs.-The
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Railway
Co. win sell tickets on Sept. 9th, 28th
and 29th, good to return Tuesday, Oct.
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