Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-26
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Autumn leaves-in the woods.

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We dream now of our Thanksgiving
dinner.
The turkey gcbbler takes the top
roost now days.
-Undug potatoes are rotting badly in
Freedom county.
Cling to pleasant thoughts. They
make our lives pleasant.
The ounce, the favorite fruit for pre-
serves, is very scarce this year.
DIR. J. L. Conner has returned from
his six weeks trip to Missouri.
Park Place store has been rented to
I'D. Woodward for bowling alley.
President Arthur, when in New York,
attends the church of Heavenly Rest"
Turkey, and its dressing OF cranberry
sauce, looms up in the very near future.
October goth was the Canadian
thanksgiving day. Why is this thusly:
Milk is coming up. Well, didn't the
COW jump over the moon sometime ago?
Chicken pie-yes, it is now in order,
and when the pie is opened we begin to
sing.
Mrs Jennie Brown Of Cresco, is in the
city visiting ker mother, Mrs. B. F.
Jones.
Rather damp weather for frizzes
this, and bangs won't stay bung more nor
a minute.
With the late heavy frosts the last
gun has been freq for the tomato, for
this year.
Every good day is we'll improved by
Contractor Tubbs on the courthouse
foundation.
There is liable to be corner on CO.
coanuts this year, as there are not enough
to go round.
We take courage. Two bright,
charming days in successlon--Monday
and Tuesday.
"A. Galloway built new sidewalks in
front of his valuable property on Bridge
street, last week.
e. d. Fenton is out again, and we
are glad to say, feels no bad effects from
the late accident.
1T is easier for needle to 60 clean
through camel than for an editor to
p1oooo nvarvhndv
MIR. w. w. Noble has moved into the
DR.. Wheat residence, and will occupy
part Of the lower story.
e. H. Cook, "travcling man." has
rented H. A. Fairbanks house and will
make Austin his home.
Henry Daniels, Of the Tribune, Lime
Springs, Iowa, spent last Sunday with
his relatives in this city.
There are 1000 dram.shops kept by
women in New York City. Only one of
the number is native American.
-Messrs. z. H. Sherwin and L. W.
French and wives left Austin Cor their
new home in St. Paul last week Wednes-
day.
Herman GUM left Austin last week
Tuesday for Mineral Point, Wis.,, where
he has a business engagement for the
winter.
Read c. H. Wilbour's advertisement
this week. Charley understands the
clothing business almost as we'll as he
does music.
Miss Mary A. Anketell, the daught.
er Of Rev. John Anketell, is attending
Hellmuth LADIES' College, London, On.
tario, Canada.
Mrs. Lafayette Frech has been quite
il. ever since her return from her visit to
Wisconsin,, and Lafayette does not feel
very we'll himself.
The city and township OF Albert Lea
have railroad bonded Indebtedness of
$50 ,O0O-all drawing the high rate of ten
per cent interest.
The railroad company are now selling
soft coal at this station for 81 per
ton IN carload lots. Leave orders with
Jas. MeGrath, agent.
Rev. E. NJ. Belts, representing the
Chicago Theological Seminary, treated
the Congregational church people last
Sunday to two fine sermons
Miss Fannie Farmer, OF Hoboken,
N. j., arrived in town last week. She
will spend few weeks in Austin visit
ing her sister, Mrs. DR.. Gibson.
The First National Bank sold their
s0-acre farm in Lyle township last week
Tuesday, at auction, to F. E. Reynolds
and T. E. Goodsell, for 81 900.
H. S. Smith has been making needed
Improvements to his Water street resi-
dence We expect Hiram will move
down our way one of these days.
j. B. Revord is building an extension
to the King &. Mcbride store of ~ feet.
II will be one story high, and give these
busy tradesmen lots of needed room.
The editor Of the Pennington Press
joined the late editorial excursion party,
leaving his post Of duty for recreation
purposes for the first time in eleven years.
Mrs. Kinney Woodland of Wells, was
in Austin for a day or so last week TO
visit her uncle, VIM. Morgan, who was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. B. F. Nor
gan.
--Oakes Bros concert Saturday night
was we'll attended considering the bad
weather. 1t was a very enjoyable enter
tainment. The orchestra music was es.
pecially fine.
The following central committee was
appointed at the Second ward Republican
caucus last Wednesday evening: DR.. w
L. Hollister, Ormanzo Allen, NJ. NJ
Trowbridge.
Miss Bell Hall, from Grinnell, Iowa
has superseded w. Watson as CONNER