Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-12
Neutrality-suspicious..

the home OF H. M. BrockWAy.
Mrs. J. H. Patterson nee Cora An
drews, has little daughter three week.
old.
Mrs. c. D. Bclden will spend the
coming week with her parents, In Car.
penter, Iowa.
-PRoDucE MARKEr.-Yesterday's quo
tat,ons: Wheat, No. 2, 7s@s0c; No. 8
70@75c; No. 4, Csc. Barley, 100000.
The First National Bank of this city
has 1900 bushels of wheat in store q
Austin, Adams and Blooming Prairie.
Fred Fairbanks has purchased Z
place on the east side, near Mr. Lang
hams, and will move over in the spring
Miss Minnie Stockman, Of Cresco,
will spend the remainder of the winter il
Austin with her sister, Mrs.. Charlie
Pooier.
Charley E. Hutchinson. formerly I
! resident Of Austin, is the temperance can
didate for Recorder Of the city Of Pine
Island.
The stockholders of the First Nation
a Bank held their annual election ycste
day, re.elect,ng the present directors ant
| officers.
-Frank Richards is in Minneapolis
we suppose looking up = Job. We ar,
sorry to have our good young mer
60 from Us.
School opened on Monday, but owing
to the extreme cold, was dismissed fo
the day. The children considered this
As so much extra.
MIR. and Mrs. Lyman D. Baird, o
Faribault, are being entertained by falhe
and mother Baird, and father and mother
Hall, of this city.
Miss Lottic Morgan came home from
the Normal school in Winona to enjoy
the holidays with the home friends. Sh'
returned last week.
Register Trowbridge has employed
c. ]. Short as his assistant in the Regis
ter Of Deeds Office. Calvin takes to tn.
work very handily.
Mrs. F. A. Richardson 10 having
serious time with rheumatism this winter
There nre several quite severely afflicted
with this painful disease.
We hear, that on Friday last, tw'
more of the Bllledesux family died witt
the dread diphlheria. These make fiv
recently stricken down.
Herman Gunz went to Bavaria, Ger
many, TO settle the estate OF his father
who was reputed wealthy. We hop
Herman's "slice" will be large.
| Cottage prayer meetings connected
with the Baptist society, on Nonds!
evening last at John Monroe's, and Tues
day evening At VIM. Ways in the thir'
ward.
Charles B. Kennedy, formerly of l.
Roy in this county, was last fall eleetet
to the Legislature Of Dakota. H. repre-
sents eight counties! Charley is = goot
fellow. I
.-weddiue .nuiversarie. CROW IA upo'
Us in these days. Mr.. aud Mrs.1 B. "
Lowell were pleasantly surprised bn Mon
day evening, the 18th anniversary Of thei
marriage.
Rev. E. N. Williams, pastor OF tn
Congregational church, E. D., M,uneapo
lis, rendered his resignation to that secie
" last Sunday. Poor health governed
bis action.
Will. Brown, one of the "bestcst'
boys in Southern minnesota, hung up hi
hat at father-in.law Jones' last Sunday
tie returned to Blooming Prairie Monday
his present houe.
And again we hear the "weddin!
hells," and they jingle to IT." W
were almost brea,hless when the new
first broke in upon US. It's all rlgh'
however, frierds.
The County Comm issioncrs and Cit!
Fathers crowd our space 80 this wee
| that we have not room for our lie r"
and Brow nsdale items, and much othe
interesting matter.
The five children Of Gus. Young. VIII
died 1T diphtheria last week in Oakland
all died within few hours Of each Other
three of them dying within the shor
time OF ten minutes.
Eugene Lambert, Isaac Levy an
Miss Della Knox left Austin last weeI
f"r. Grinnell, Iowa. ~ attend school. Thi
college il we'll spoken Of, and con sideret
Of good report In the state.
Mr.. William L,,chfeld has been (
Sioux Falls 10 visit his daughter, Kos.
who is now Mrs. Ed. Carter, and residing
at that place. He reports them doing
we'll and prospecting finely.
! Ed. Baird, third son of Georg'
Baird of this city. left Austin last Satul
day for St. Paul to enter business colleg
cf tha, city Ed. Morgan, son Of Mrs. +
F. Morgan, accompanied him.
! -Lsnsing, Dr.. HOLSTERS Oldest son
takes Bard Walls place in the Move
County Bank. He is = wide.wake good
looking boy, and has good opportunity
which we expect he will improve.
w. T. Wilkins. G. L. West, D. B
Smith. and D. B. johnson, Jr., left III
city Monday for St. Paul to attend tn
annual session .: the Grand Lodge Q
Masons which convened yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. William Leslie Of For)
Dodge, Iowa, spent q part of last weel
with Charlie Pooler, who 10 q brother O
Mrs. Leslie. Charlie Pooler is a brother
VI whom no SISTER need be ashamed.
MIR. Geo. King. of Moscow, who's
house was burned down the day befor'
Christmas, estimates his loss al $2,500-
insurance $1,000. This Is the secon,
house he hos had burned on the sam
foundation.
Prof. Keysor, for the present term o
schoo1 ri III hreak his fact dine NJ am