Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-22
THE 10Th IF Time has NAssed. We

still live, end this grand old earth still
rolls about upon its axis. The final wind
up Of affairs is not yet, and what abou
Mother Symptoms prophecy!
Miss Sarah E. Dow, who was at ont
time connected with the Austin public
school, has accepted position IN thu
high school OF Minneapolis. Miss Dow
is a lady of rare attachments.
Hi Smith has already commenced
identifying his handsome property or
Water street. The painters brush viii
add deal toward making this place one
of the most desirable in the city. !:
The entrance examinations to thu
University in this city, were taken by
eight candidates. four of whom took near
ly all the branches required for adnais
sion to the Sub-Freshman class.
George Fish retur ned from a shor
visit to his Minneapolis relatives Mon
day. Father and mother Fish are greatly
enjoying our Minnesota summer, this
being their first year in the west.
Take half teaspoonful Of ground
black pepper, teaspoonful of brown
sugar, and one of cream, mix we'll, ane
place in room where flies are trouble
some, and they will soon get out.
The Congregational sociable is tc
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. Frlsbie al
Oakland, Friday afternoon. The drive
there is delightful, and the hospitality o.
S. N. has been proverbial for score o.
years.
The Universalist chapel looked I'M
usually attractive during the convention
last week. Plants in blossom, and DO
quets, were everywhere, adding their fra
grant beauty to the pleasant audience
room.
Miss G. A. Packard, one of our very
best teachers in the public school, has
been obliged, on account of illness, tc
give up her place. The necessity of this
step is very much regretted by her pupils
and associate teachers.
1.-THE original and only Beetles anc
Johnny Prlndle Pleasure Party" will
visit Austin next Monday, June 9th
The Co. consists of twelve star specially
artists. They offer "good, wholesome
grand entertainment Of superb quality
Mrs. DR.. Holllster and Master Johnny
will~s6on visit father and mother Hollis
Ter at Belvldere, ILL.,, and Miss Sarah
Beattie, who has legion Of friends in
Austin. Next week Friday they expect
to leave home, and will be gone several
weeks.
Sam Sweningsen has opened cigar
and confectionery store on Bridge street,
in the building formerly occupied by
Judge Cameron as a lawyers office. He
is running this in addition to his Main
street establishment. Sam must be pros
pering.
Col. Edward Daniels arrived in Aus
tin last Wednesday, fresh from the Read
Justers' convention in Virginia. He says
he the father of that movement and
Malone is the mother. He will remain
here week or two looking after his bust
ness interests.
James Conger, of the town of Yates,
Orleans county, N. Y, with his wife, are
the guests of their brother, W. S. Con
ger, of this city. They expect to spend
the greater part of the summer here, and
we doubt not will very m UGH enjoy oul
Minnesota climate.
The use of tobacco is prohibited to
the students of Oberlin and Girard college
and at the naval school of Annapolis. Il
would be well If it was preh ibited to the
students of the Austin public school
There are several boys who are already
slaves to that filthy habit in the Austin
school.
Edward Bigelow has sold his inter-
est IN the stock of drugs and medicines
of W. w. Noble & Co. to Leonard W.
French Of the Railway House. The new
firm will be "Noble & French" Webb
Noble we understand does not intend to
return to Sioux Falls, but will stick to his
business here.
Along the first of May, one W. 8. Alb.
bolt was taking subscriptions in this city
for The Delineator, Butterick & Co. 8 fash.
ion publication. Up to this time VIC
understand none of the subscribers have
received their magazines. Charley West
is the only authorized agent in the city
for The Dezineator.
MIR. William Fish and wife, and baby
Helen, who spent last summer in Austin,
and the winter in Minneapolis, are now
MAXI ng preparations for a trip to the
Adiron dacks. Better call and see your
friends in Austin, W. J. and wife, before
you take to the mountains. We will all
be glad to see you.
g. s. Hildahl, Austin's new pho.
tographer, is now ready for business. he
has new backgrounds, and can take your
picture in the very best and latest styles
His place Of business is in the pleasant
gallery over Clemmer & Pooler's drug
store. Give him call, and he will give
you good picture.
Il. 8. Willard, president Of the Sun.
day School convention which convened
at LeKoy yesterday, left Austin on the
noon train gong east. Rev. Todd and
wife, F. P. Mcbride, E. Bigelow and H
Frederikse, also went Tuesday. These
gentlemen were expected to each take a
part in the exercises.
Prof. Gutterson, of Owatonna, who is
far famed for his fine musical ability, de
lighted the lovers of music who attended
the Universalist Convention last Satur
day, with his fine rendering OF several
pieces. The Prof. returned on the mid.
night train of the same day. He Was the
guest Of w. T. Wilkins.
Willie Wheeler, formerly deputy post
master at Spring Valley has been appoint
ed clerk in the Austin post office. We
can assure Postmaster Davidson that Mr.
Wheeler is an excellent Young man en-