Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-25
TRANSFORMATIONS.

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Perfect sunshine and pure air are th
daily delight'of the Minnesotlan.
1.-THE 9pay.car scattered the ducat
among the boys at this point Saturday.
] Mr. and Mrs. d. Al. Thompson wen
to Usage last week to attend wedding
Mrs. Jones, mother of Mrs. D. H
Stimsou, was visiting her daughter thl
week. !
MIR. and Mrs. F. King and little SOL
will spend the greater part Of this weel
in St. Paul. -. $3.50:
IS. H. Judd is building small house
north of Y. T. Cameron's residence OF
Main street.
William, the oldest sou of Michae
Teeter, left for Dakota last week to seel
homestead.
Mrs. H. o. Basfold and baby Helen
spen: a day or two 10 Medford last week
with a'valued friend.
Delinquent personal property tax.pay
ers must come % the scratch soon, or tn,
sheriff will be after them.
We told Matt Miles the silver hoot
would catch 'enl, when he went to Hokal
fishing last week, and so it did.
Ben Mayor continues to hear, sine,
his return from Kansas City last week
encouraging news from his sister.
The Baptist sociable last week wa.
we'll attended and we'll enjoyed with "min'
host" Bulls. of the Davidson House.
u. NJ. Greenman is now the city:
legal lumlnary at salary of $3.50 pei
year.
The drill for the artesian we'll at the
depot had reached a depth OF 200 fee
yesterday.
Gully six days more to pay your taxes
Next week Wednesday, June 1st, 10 per
cent. penalty will be added to all unpaid
taxes.
H. W. Page, a member OF the Austin
& St. Cloud R. R. committee, returned
from Chicago Saturday with encouraging
reports.
Look out for the Assessor. Joseph
Adams has commenced the pleasant work
of assessing personal property for the
year 1881.
The Aduocate is mourning over the
loss to Wells resulting from tue location
of TIE repair shops Of the c., NJ. & st. P.
r. r. at Austin.
u. D. Woodward, our street sprinkler,
is in demand just now, and much need
there is of his machine, for the streets are
getting very dusty.
-Ly man D. Bard was examined and
admitted to the bar by Judge Buckham,
of Faribault, last week Saturday. Con.
gratulations, Lyman.
The public are cordially invited to
attend all the meetings Of the Cong rega-
tional district conference to be held IN
this city next week.
john Oxley, formerly night operator
at the depot in this city, Is now occupy
ing same position at depot of c., NJ. &;
st. P. r. II. at Elgiu, III.
-Eben L. Merry, au old resident of
Lyle township, has recently been placed
ON the pension rolls of the government,
with first payment of $500.
The two acres Of lawn about Judge
Aliens fine residence is handsome indeed,
and shows deal Of clipping and care.
This home is an ornament to the town.
Henry Weber, Jr., of Grand Mead
ow, is the inventor Of an improved sulky
pillow, as we see from the list of patents
recently issued from the Washington
office.
The sermon of Rev. Morse last Sun
day morning in the Baptist church was
enjoyed by very attentive listeners. The
subject was good one, aud we'll pre-
senled
Mrs. u. B. Johnson has been quite
i'll with a partial paralysis for several
days. Many friends are anxious for her
recovery, and We are glad to say she is
better.
The chintz bugs are already making
their appearance in the whea fields. Mr..
Wiseman. of Oakland, tells us there are
lots of the little pests in his town and
Moscow.
Will Chandler arrived in town few
days since from Grand Forks, Dakota
Will is in good health, and contented and
happy IN his new home He returns in
few days.
They have place in Mclean county,
Ill.,, by the name of "Hell's Bend. "-Er
We have an Offset. A neighborhood in
Window township, this county, lie named
Saints Rest"
Il. S. Willard and pleasant family
already appear to feel "at home" in their
handsome residence 80 recently purchas.
ed, and the home and occupants seem fit.
ted to each other.
y. T. Cameron is putting up a small
addition to his bird's-nest of q home on
Main street. This little home is very
attractive in appearance, and speaks well
for its occupants.
The Universalist State convention
will meet with the church in this CITY. on
the 17th day ofJune. A large attendance
of ministers, delegates and friends of the
church is expected.
Mrs. Geo. Chandler, living about
three miles south of Austin, we under.
stand is very i'll with typhoid fever. She
has young babe, and her condition is
alarming to her friends.
The First National Bank of this citv
discounts a holed so cent silver coin Ii
cents, 25-cent coin, 1Oc, 10-cent coin, 8
cents, and refuses entirely smaller coins