Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-03
TRANSFORMATIONS.

u. E. Ober is visiting relatives at Pres
ton.
Ira Jones is off on trip to Duluth.
Started Monday.
Pay your delinquent taxes Septem.
Der is crowding on.
-Dorr & Void sell the best nickel
cigars in the market.
5000 TO loan, on time to suit custom.
er. Inquire at this office.
There is millions for Minnesota in
this perfect harvest weather.
After the harvest of golden grain,
Mayor Dorr promises harvest of weeds.
Mrs. F. l Crane has returned from her
Ohio visit, aud Franks days Of bachelor
hood are ended.
-Son-in.law Human, Of Chicago, tar
ried over Sunday with his relatives at the
Mansfield House.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ransom Of Albert
Lea, spent last Sunday in this city, guests
of Col. Mansfield.
No. 2 wheat was worth 80 cents in
this market yesterday. Barley, No. 3, Soc;
extra No. 3, 4Oc; No. 2, '60c.
j. Levy and eldest daughter Bette,
are now IN New York. Mr.. L. is pur-
chasing his fall stock Of clothing.
! Mrs. S. Anderson returned Last week
from Albert Lea where she had been
spending few days with old friends.
Mrs. Messersmith and daughter Mat
tie, last Saturday went to Fergus Falls
on visit. They will be gone a month.
e. J. Phillips and o. c. LaBar have
been appointed agents Of the Westchester
Fire Insurance Company Of New York.
10. Schwan has just received large
stock of boots and shoes. He is making
extensive preparations for the fall trade.
Mrs. Dow, wife of Prof J. J. Dow,
Superintendent of the Faribault Blind
| Asylum, is in the city, guest at Prof.
Bigelow's.
Rev. Nathaniel Pye, of Mitchell,
Iowa, will preach in the NJ. E. church
next Sunday morning and evening at the
usual hours.
Mrs. D. G.. Parker Of Albert Lea,
sister of Mrs. r. O. Hall of this city, has
been visiting her Austin relatives during
the past week.
Seymour johnson aud wife of this
city, spent several days in Kasson recent.
ly, on visit to N. 1. Johnson, brother
in-law of Seymour.
Peter Nelson had a little runaway
last Friday. He held on to the ribbons
like brave man until he brought the
fractions team 10 o halt.
Cheap Charley leaves at noon today
for the Eastern cities to lay in a large
stock of fall and winter clothing tor his
great army of customers.
Never, no never, were harvest days
finer; never was Minnesota atmosphere
more balmy or life.giving. Cool, clear
days for work, and cool nights for sleep.
There were $50 carloads OF material
for the Council Bluffs extension at this
station Yesterday. 1t is said there are
tou: track laying trains at work on that
line.
Mrs. T. s. Kilgore died at her home
in Lyle township, July 24th-aged 63
years. She was the widow Of the late
Timothy s. Kilgore, who died Christmas
last.
To cure warts cut a slice from a raw
potato and rub the hand each night; lei
the water dry on the hand. 1t will need
but few applications. Thish is contiden-
tial.
IS. G. Hand informs the editor of the
Albert Lea Standard that salt was largely
used on the farms about Grand Meadow,
in this county, without any appreciable
effect.
-"Simon Anderson" says the Evening
Journal, "a prominent citizen and bust.
ness man OF AUSTIN" was a guest of the
National hotel, Minneapolis, last week
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. G. CRUDE, of Flat.
brookville, Sussex county, New Jersey,
arrived in town last Friday, the guests of
]. 8. Decker and family. Mrs. CRUDE is
a sister Of the Deacon.
Miss Sarah Dow arrived IN the city
July 23d, and is visiting at s. L. Howell's.
When she leaves she goes to Minneapolis,
where she has an engagement to teach
in the public schools.
"A IN load Of young people were
out serenading last Wednesday evening.
We enjoyed the beautiful music under
our windows, and return our thanks by
wishing for more as good.
DR.. Chas. Nj. Gordon, a graduate of
McGill University, Montreal, Canada, has
located at Lyle for the practice of his
profession, and hangs out his shing.e in
the TRANSCRIPT this week.
Rev. Cressey and wife will visit with
friends in Mitchell, Iowa, over Sunday,
going down next Friday, and expecting
to return Monday. Rev. Cressey will
preach in Mitchell while absent.
We are learning a good deal about
medical terms these days. "Rigor" we
find means simply slight chill or sense
of chilliness, with contraction of the skin,
or goose-pimples over the surface.
The first load of new wheat marketed
| in Austin for this season was sold to A.
Fairbanks, at the elevator, last Friday.
1t was bought Of John McDermott, and
graded good No. 2. Price paid, ~ cents.
"A patron of the Austin post-off1ce, q
gay and festive youth, wrote to his lady
love the other day, aud this is her post.
Office. county and state, spelling and all:
"independant p. o., vanburin CO., eyeo-
way"
-"Dust thou art" yes, dust in your
mouth, in your eyes, in your ears and nose,
dust everywhere, in specks and clouds
and banks, till you breakfast dine anu sup
upon it, and the refrain of all this is, give
Us ram.