Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-12
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Freddie Knox is getting. better of hi
typhoid fever.
See 1st National Bank ad., "Faru
Sale at Auction"
This is the of:ycar in politics, bu
not for girl babies.
DIR. and Mrs. Wheat expect to star,
for Ohio next week.
| Our new band did themselves credit
at Owatonna last week.
Saturday Court adjourned until Dec
9th to hear court cases.
Mr. and Mrs s. L. Howell are visit
lug IN Yankton, Dakota.
Mrs. Jones, mother of Mrs. D. H.
S:imson, is the guest of her daughter.
-Nordahl Solner is in Fargo we sup.
pose, as he left for that point last week.
From appearances we think we may
have spell Of weather now for change.
MIR. and Mrs. George Farmer, OF
Spring Valley, are visiting relatives:in this
city.
will Luithlen has returned to his old
stamping ground, and Is tiasm it'll for Ira
Jones.
The Prohibitionists of Freedom
county will hold county convention at
Albert Lea Oct 25th.
Miss Ella Chandler and Miss Abbie
Schellinger are boarding at the pleasant
home Of the Haley's.
MIR. X o. Void rejoiceth. A little
daughter receives hearty welcome from
our popular druggist.
Prof W. W. Keysor was called home
to Mankato some ten days ago by the
serious illness of his sister.
The Ovatonna band is an institution
hard to beat. Their music is inspiring
and perfect in harmony and time.
MIR and Mrs. Charlie Roy, of LIE
Roy, made short visit last week with
their friends, Sheriff Corey and family.
Rev. G. ID. Be!deu read a paper on
the need of general revival" at the
Baptist convention held in st. Paul last
week.
The invitations sent out by Cyrene
Commandery to the Sir knights Of this
city were neat as daisy, and just as
pretty.
Mrs. II. E. Anderson, with he1
daughter, Mrs. Fannie Talmadge, are al
home again in their pleasant residence on
Water street.
Warm shoes, warm stockings, warm
clothing, and good fires, are the hes!
known preventives against disease, this
time of year.
Jack Frost is touching up the leaves
of our forest trees, adding a varied bright
ress and beauty that no artists brush
need try 10 equal.
Tie mill dam at the outlet of Foun-
tain Lake, Albert Lea, has gone out, and
that beautiful lake will soon be trans
formed into a beautiful slough.
Rev. Lathrop, the new pastor, preach
ed last Sunday morning and evening, IN
the NJ. E. church, his congregations being
highly pleased with his sermons.
j. L. Johnson, druggist at Lyle, died
last week Wednesday, and was buried
Saturday with Masonic honors. Rev.
Spaford officiating at the funeral service
Mrs Matte A. Bridge passed through
Austin last week en- route for the Sand
WITCH Islands. BY Miss Lottie johnson
she sent her kind remembrances to the
Odd Fellows Of this city.
AS the mails from all directions now
arrive at about the same time, the work
Of distributing comes all together, and
patience on the part of the patrons OF
the post office is necessary.
w. F. Smith and wife, Of Minneota,
Lyon county, have been in town for a few
days. They departed last week for
McKeene county, Pennsylvania, to visit a
branch of the Smith family at Smithville.
Benjamin Mason started Monday for
For du Lac, Wis.,, the home of his wild
owed mother. He will return in about
a week and complete his arrangem ents
for spending the winter with his family
in Florida.
Henry Topliff, who is in the employ
OF F. P. Mcbride, invited his friends to
come and help him make merry the an
niversary of his 10Th birthday. Among
he birthday gifts was asilver watch from
MIR. Mcbride.
R. N. Padcn has been shaking hands
with old friends in Austin, for the past
few days. He expects to leave for his
home in Litchfeld, ILL.,, Thursday and the
TRANSCRIPT will cary him the latest news
from his Austin friends.
Friends, if you wish to trade, come
to Austin. The TRANSCRIPT will tell
you where you can make the best bar
gains-.and our merchants are not afraid
to compare goods and prices with any
town in Southern Minnesota.
Rev. E. r. Lathrop, of Kasson
Mimi, has been appointed by the NJ. E.
conference, which recently closed its ses
sion at Fargo, to take charge Of the Aus
tin station for the coming year. Rev
Mr.. Cressey goes to Kasssn.
Mrs. Oscar Ayers, Miss Leah Mans
field and Miss Emma Nelson, accepted
invitations to accompany the wives of the
Sir Knights 10 the banquet ivon by Cyrene
Commandery at Owatonna laf week, and
we dare say they are not sorry.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Allen, of lie Roy
spent the "top of the morning" Thursday
with friends in Austin, who very much
enjoyed their visit. They accompanied
the Sir knights to Owatonna, returning
with them to Austin about half past
three A. NJ.