Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-05
TRANsCR1PT1oNs.

} old New Years Day.
! Mrs. Matt Miles enjoyed the holidays
with friends in Albert Lea.
y; Rev. Eldrldge is agent for the Wash
ineton Life-a good Company.
james A. Mills, of Window, has .
little boy very sick with diph,heria.
Mrs. NJ. G. Morgan lost a valuable
cow yesterday from the effects Of over
eating.
WHO will not pity the poor brakcmen
who are out on ireights these bitter cold
nights?
Mrs. Goats, mother of Charlie Goats
OF this city, Is enjoying the hospitality
of her sons home for few weeks.
The Owatonna Congregational Asso
citation and Conference will meet with
the church in Austin next June.
! Judge johnson has purchased T. K.
Dahle's fast horse. He is g"er, and d.
B. don't have 10 push on the lines to start
him.
Miss Ada Noble, who is teaching in
Minneapolis, is in Austin with her par
en,s through the vacation. She return I'd
Monday.
-Register Trowbridge has moved his
family into town, and they are located
for the present in house near the Catho'
lie church.
"A Teachers Association will con.
yene at Grand Meadow on Saturday OF
this week. Teachers Association al
Lyle, January Is.
We deeply sympathize with Mr..
Majors in his recent loss ct his baby boy.
only ten days old, his first boy after Is
years of married life.
Geo. F. futile, brother of our
County Superintendent, is now stationed
at Madison, u. T., in charge of John
Paul's lumber yard.
The Daughters of Rebecca" Il. o
o. F. hold regular meeting at Odd
Fellows hall Friday evening. The dear
sisters are all invited to be present.
The weather is still too cold for CON-
fort, but not 50 bad IS it was. The noon
time is generally pleasant, but old mer-
curry drops below zero nearly every night.
The Minnesota Amber Cane Growers
| Association will hold their annual meet.
ing at ST. Paul January 18th. 1t will
doubtless be an interesting and profitable
meeting.
Pat Geraghty is making a tour Of
the city for the Recorder, listing the
births and deaths for 1880. Pat is thor
ough at that, as he is everything he un-
| dertakes.
George Fish, of the firm Of King &
Fish, is spending the present week with
his father and brother in Minneapolis
He went up on Friday, and will return
the latter part of this week.
-Nordahl Solner and Miss Margaret
Shaw returned to Mortified Tuesday.
Holidays are over. and the vacation
seems but day to the home friends who
nave to say "good-bye" so soon.
Rev. c. E. Wright WAS kindly remem.
bered by the ladies OF his church on
Christmas Eve. Their wisely selected
souvenir of Christmas, 1880, was John.
sons Encyclopedia, complete.
nf
the Fleck House bus look 'just too fun
ny for anything" Nobody but regular
old wooden-nutmeg down.east yankee
could have conceived tia, wonderful in
| vcn,ion.
-Vick's Floral Guide, with its varied
instructions, elegant i'll us,ra,ions, beauti-
tul colored plates and other attractions,
is before US. Send 10 cents to james
Wick, Rochester, N. Y, and get one for
yourself.
Mrs. John Morrison is visiting her
son John, who resides In Alber, Lea.
John has been promoted and is now
freight conductor on the Burlington, c.
dar Rapids s. Northern r. H., and We are
GLAD of it.
| 10 months in the year, and IL merry
couples at the Austin House on New
Years evening for a private dancing
party. Herman Kunath, host. Eigh,
hands 'ruund-as merry as merry could
be. "Splendid time."
-"Till" Hutchinson, former and we'll
known resident of this city, who has been
engaged in the publishing business since
he lett Austin, has retired from the Alex
andria Post, and hangs out his single
rs homeopathic physician.
-"Curt" Austin we understand has en-
gagged 10 travel for the Adams and West
lake Manufacturing Co. of Chicago dur
ing the coming year. Among other
things this Co. manufacture an A 1 oil
stove, which "Curt" knows all about.
Miss Eva Fenton was Gown from
Minneapolis to wish her parents and
friends "Merry Christmas" and rest .
bit from her duties as teacher in one OF
the graded schools of that city. Miss
Fen:on is fast winning to herself iaurels.
DO not forget that "Mother Goose"
is TO appear at Jones' hall, in full costume,
giving full history of herself, and with
her whole family. Wednesday night, in
Jones' hall, you will get the worth of
your money in fun. Be sure to go, and
take the children.
Our old friend T. s. Kllgore is no
more. He died suddenly Christmas
morning at his home in Lyle township.
He was a man of more than one talent,
generally respected by his friends and
neighbors, and we'll known aud highly
esteemed throughout Mower county.
Miss Jennie Ellis enjoyed holiday
va cation with her friends in Austin, WHO
are always delighted to see her, and she
was lat home" to them I'll at the Ellis
Farm where Mr. and Mra Ellie alu.va