Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-31
TRANSFORMATIONS.

Let us pay up our debts nov
Good crops will help us all.
! The cats still wear fur overcoat
Notwithstanding the excessive heat.
| The man who can be bad, aud have
true and loving wife, is bad man indeed
Read the article on our cditori'
page, about Honesty" 1t is good on
Mrs. W. w. Cook, and daughte
Minnie, left Austin for Minneapolis MOI
day.
To-day is the last day of summer
The days go 10y as swiftly as weaver
shuttle.
Wine and w0men-wine makes
mans headache, and women make hi
heart ache.
Miss Minnie Richards is expectin
to make short visit in Dodge county
Wis, soon.
H. Stowell, of Mortified, spent tn
Sabbath in Austin with his daughter
Mrs. c. j. Shortt.
The Mayer has set US good example
by building new sidewalk in front of HI
place Of business.
Hoop skirts are to be revived, dam
fashion tells US, and like as not som'
hustle will follow.
Last week was pleasant one 70
James Cronan. He was visiting his rel
atives in La Crosse.
Mrs H. J. Lockwood, of frankfort
Is in the city, the guest of her cousin
Mr.. Eugene b. Crane.
The Missionary Convention now i,
session in the Baptist church in this city
closes with this evenings service.
Il. S. Willard is in Chicago now Sc
Letting his big stock Of fall aud winter
goods, and he knows just how, too.
MIR. and Mrs. George Chapman, %
Galesburg, ILL.,, were the guests of thei
old friends, the Willard, last week.
We don't care for snipe, but how We
would shut our teeth down on a prairi,
chickens bones. Boys, do you hear?
-"Oh, had ! the wings of dove" she
sang. Now, we are not so particular
would be thankful for even chicken leg
MIR. George Maynard, from Mime
apolis, is down visiting his wife and son
for day or two. They are to go to him
soon.
1t is always proper, during the heated
term, to treat your friends with GOODNESS
If agreeable you may add the flavor of
lemon.
Miss Gertle Ellis, a graduate Of our
high school, anticipates entering the Nor
nal School at Winona. She expects to go
his week.
MIR. G. L. West will move his family
his week into the Anterior house, on
south Main street. That IS a good neig h-
borhoed to move into.
Mrs. Cavanaugh will 60 to st. Paul
he latter part of the week, where sue will
elect her fall goods from the latest
styles of the Sanity city,
MIR. Dart, of Owatonna, expects to
gather 200 bushels of standard apples
his year from his orchard, and nearly as
many more of the crab variety.
Mrs Cavanaugh, of the St. Paul mil
inery store, will move in and occupy the
ooms vacated by Hayes Brothers. They
will be pleasant rooms for her.
j. W. Strong, of Preston, called upon
IS last Monday. Many friends in Austin
xtend him heartfelt sympathy in the re-
ent loss of his most estimabie wife.
"A very youthful queen guides the
fairs of state at the Fernald cottage.
She assumed her honors and doomed her
ueenly robes last Sunday morning.
Il. H. Brockway left Austin last Thurs
lay noon for Boston, where he enters the
employ Of grocery firm. Mrs. Brock.
way, with the little ones, will follow soon.
Rev. c. E. Wright exchanged pulpits
With Rev. T. o. Douglass Of Usage, last
sunday. Mr.. Douglass favored US with
wo able sermons, morning and evening.
Fred Baird always keeps fresh fruits
nd confectionery at his store on Bridge
treet, and customers "may depend upon
t." Read his advertisement and call on
lin.
Master Willie Dean, of Worthington,
indiana, cousin of Adclbert Wright, is
njoying part of the summer vacation
n Minnesota, and is guest at the Ayers
esidence
The cabbages started in we'll this
'ear, but the bugs or worms have about
1sed them up at this writing. We shall
)e obliged to dispense with sour krout
his season.
Charlie West, who stands near the
lead as a dry goods merchant in Austin,
now east stocking up" Charlie will
uit you IN goods and prices this fall, see
he don't.
Bis hop Whipple preached to full
rouse at Christ church las: Thursday
vening. AS usual his sermon was very
Interesting. The Indian received good
hare Of his attention.
Miss Carrie Schwan and Miss Bertha
Ounkelmann will be joined by class
mates from Waseca, and Friday of this
week they are off again for another year
# school at Sinsinawa Mound.
Mrs. z. H. Sherwln entertained her
sunday School class of young misses
connected with the third ward Sabbath
school, last Friday evening" We know
he young ladies had good time.
Hayes Brothers, after this week, will
'e found in their new store building. 1t
S handsome store, and viii! he we'll fill
d with as fine stock ofjeweler's goods
s Southern Minnesota can boast of.
School next week, and after the long
est Of the summer, we expect teachers
nd pupils will he glad to get to work.
Ne shall be glad to see the teachers back