Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-06
TRANSFORMATIONS.

Hon. j. D. Allen was in Austin the
Fourth"
Tie your cuffs, ladies, with tiny
bow of ribbon.
Every dog has his day, and every pup
should have his collar.
The BARRIERS of this city will hereaf.
ter "remember the Sabbath day to keep it
holy"
News comes from Miss Pickard that
she arrived home very comfortably, and
is no worse.
Mrs. Amos Hill gave very enjoya-
able little tea party 10 few Of her friends
Friday last.
Mrs. P. Haley we learn is quite i'll,
and Mr.. Haley has been complaining for
several days.
Mrs. W. C. Brown came up from
Cresco to spend the Fourth with Aer
mother, Mrs. B. F. Jones.
Another slight reduction has b ben
made IN the railroad fare from Austin to
Chicago, from $11 80 to $l1 40.
John Rowley and Ed. Hoppin were
in town Thursday. They report fine
looking crops in Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Humcs, Of Minneapolis, has
been spending a few days in Austin.
Her face is familiar to many old friends.
IS. s. Washburn of Udolpho, called
upon US Thursday. He says the crops
are looking well in his part of the county.
Miss Jennie Porter Williams, of AL
bert Lea, was in Austin few days OF
last week, the guest of Mrs. G. D. Belden.
Another grands on for Col. Mansfield,
dating his birth from Sunday morning
Mrs. Charles Waterman is the happy
mother
| "A. Drost well knows that the TRAN
SCRIPT office is good place to leave
pond lilies. We very much appreciate
such favors.
&C. G. Kinsman is again in Austin for
lev days. He likes his new home in
Wisconsin,, and reports his family we'll
pleased also.
Archie Sabine is now in the employ
Of kunat!: Brothers, at their popular meat
market, and courteous aud obliging we
find him always.
Miss Jennie Redner left Austin
Tuesday for her home in Winnebago
City, where she will spend the most of
her summer vacation.
Mrs. Fannie Tallmadge left Austin
yesterday for Sherburne, to attend the
burial service of the infant son of her Sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Beccher.
George Morrison has gone to Greene,
Iowa, with his mother. They are in the
rest aurant business, and we wish them
success in the new home.
After the closing Of the school year
at Carleton, Nordahl Solrer took short
trip to St. Paul and other northern cities
before his return to his home in this city.
We have good account of the 4th
of July celebration at Brownsville, which
came so late that we are compelled,
though reluctantly, to lay over until next
week.
Mrs. Will Irwin, whose husband made
the balloon ascension ia this city Mon
day. was formerly a Mrs. Judd Of Austin.
She resided near the residence of J. D.
Beecher.
Eugene Lambert reached Austin
Monday from Grinnell, Iowa, where he
has just closed up the freshman year with
special honors. He expects to return he
coming autumn.
Such strawberries as Rev. A. Morse
left with his compliments at our Office
last week, needed carving. We smoth.
cred them with cream, and took III the
job without a murmur.
Eugene. Lambert, just from the
college at Grinnell, Iowa, has brought
home to his family and friends the first
prize for the finest Grafton in his class
This speaks we'll for Eugene, as he is the
youngest in the class.
H. NJ Daniels, editor and publisher
of the Lime Springs Tribune. with his
wife and babies, came to Austin Friday
evening, remaining over the Fourth.
They we're the guests of their brother-in-
law, Anton Rustad.
CLARA Schwan, Bertha Dunkelmann,
Mary Waddick and Clara Revord are
home from Sinsinawa Mound, to the
great delight of their parents, brothers,
aud sisters. Their young friends about
Austin give them cordial welcome.
Miss Eva Fenton, who for the past
year has been teaching in Minneapolis,
is now copying for an insurance compa-
ny in that city. We understand Miss
Eva is on the up grade, having been pre-.
noted to a higher position for next year.
The following persons were ell ected
officers of the Mower County Sunday
School Association, at its recent session
at Rose Creek:
President-Rcv. G. D. Belden
Vice-President-M Flied.
Secretary-D. Nc lavish.
Treasurer-L. 8. Willard.
We learn that Miss Jennie Crandall,
of the third ward school, will train the
young of her own home in Blooming
Prairie next year. Miss Jennie has been
a faithful, hard working teacher, and tor
her reward, has won the confidence and
esteem Of her pupils.
Miss Leah Mansfield entertained he1
young friends at the Mansfield House
Saturday evening. Music, dancing and
refreshments, with an uninterrupted
soclablity, fastened on the passing hours,
the guests feeling that the midnight
hour came all too soon.
-Spaulding's colored troupe of Georg-
ia MINISTRIES will give one entertainment
in Austin next Thursday evening, al
Jones' hall. They sing the sweet planta