Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-05

which had the appearance OF having
"been through the war; At any rate,
when he shot the thing off, 1t took new
and unlocked tor departure, the stock
and barrel separating and some of the
flying missiles striking him over the eye
and cutting quite a severe cash. The
doctors needle drew the wound together,
so that it is hoped there will not be much
of scar left as a reminder Of what
might have been very serious accident,
and a lifelong misfortune to Willie.
Moral-don't let the boys go hunting
and-query--what shall we do with our
lads when they are so determined to go
and do their own shooting?
The following resolutions were re
Gently adopted by the Leroy Masonic
Lodge, of which organization the late P.
T. Mcintyre was member:
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Divine Arch.
tect OF the universe to remove from our MIDST
our brother, P. T. Mcintyre, late treasurer Of
Mower county, and
WHEREAS, In his death our fraternity has
lOSC AQ uOuOr6u anu ueuUcES tH0
county an honorable and efficient officer, and
bis family loving husband and father there
Resolved, That Eureka Lodge, No. rs, F. s. A..
NJ. be draped in mourning for thirty days land
ResOlUed, That we extend to his bereayed
family our sincere and brotherly sympathy.
Resolued, That this Lodge tender tn their cir
Who 1as sad tes
our departed brother, and
Resolved, That our secretary be and he Is
hereby instructed to engross copy of these
departed brother, and cause them to be pub
lished in at least one Of our county papers.
! !. ! !: T FGH5SR' Committee.
Monday of this week changes of time
took effect on both the l. & NJ. and S. NJ.
divisions of the c., NJ. s. St. P. r. r.,
mail trains from all directions meeting at
Ramsey.
The train from McGregor and the east
arrives at II so a. M, leaving tor St. Paul
at 10 20 p. m. From st. Paul and the
north at 1910 p. M, leaving for McGre.
gor at 1 10, halt being made on arriving
at Calmar of 2 hours and As minutes
which is rather unpleasant for the eastern
bound traveller.
The trains from both east and west, or
the Southern Minnesota, arrive at Ram
sey at 10 rs, leaving minutes later. The
running time on this division has been
shortened about one hour and half be.
tween Lacrosse and Ramsey, and about
one hour between Ramsey and Dell Rapids
No changes on Austin and Mason City
division.
The Boston Herald a few days age
published pen-pictures Of few of Presi
dent Arthur's intimate friends. Hon. D
G. Rollins, U. s. District Attorney fol-
New York, is one of the favored ones
AS MIR. Rollins is brother of Mrs. o. w
Shaw of This city, we publish the ex,rac
as matter Of local interest:
Daniel G. Rollins is our District Attor
ney, by appointment, to succeed the late
Benjamin K. Phelps, whose first assistan
he was for a number OF years. Rollins il
a small active man OF thirty.tive, with ;
good round head, no airs and really re
markable ability as public prosecutor
Rollins is Harvard graduate, tn oroughlJ
respectable in his personal conduct and
relations, quite popular among lawyer
and an able sChemer in politics. His IN
timacy with Arthur arises from politica
association and is based principally OF
mutual interest. Rollins brains are of
superior quality and he uses them a
Arthur directs, receiving political prefe
ment in return.
Last Saturday occurred the forty
eighth anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs. j. B
Buck. Their children could not let the
day 60 by without trying to make it es
pecially pleasant for father and mother
and we do not believe they regret. having
done so. The sons and daughters ar
Frank Layerne, Charles D., Mrs Chas. E
Carter and Mrs. Eliza Skinner-and were
all'present. There are ten grandchildren
and these also came to help grandpa ant
grandma enjoy this far.away anniversar.
Of their wedding day. Mr.. Buck is Z
years, his wife SO, and both are in goot
health, and with fair promise Of living
many years beyond their golden wedding
day. 1t was perfect ''surprlse" and {
very pleasant occasion. As the years glid
by, and the shadows Of life lengthen
may the father and mother enjoy man!
resttul hours in the handsome easy chair:
brought them on their forty. eighth wed
ding anniversary day.
Following is the program of the gen
eral conference of Minnesota to be he'll
at Rochester Oct. 1916: 1t will be seer
that Rev. Wright Of this city is to delive
the annual sermon. These meetings art
always profitable ones, and there will
doubtless be goodly attendance from
Austin.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18TH.
| Annual Sermon. Rev. G, E. Wright, Q
Austin.
Adjournment.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Devotional Service, led by Rev. E.
Williams, Minneapolis.
Organization and annual repots.
| THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Paper by Rev. Fl. K. Painter, Mazeppa
"The Debt of American Intidelity t
American Christianity"
Paper by Rev. Geo. Hood, ST., Aftor
"Why is our Denomination SO Small?"
Paper by D. G. Bell, Minneapolis, "Ir
stallation."
| THURSDAY EVENING.
Missionary Work in General. AID
dresses by Secretaries Of Benevolent Socl
cites.
! FRIDAY MORNING.
Anniversary Minnesota Women's HON
Missionary Society.
Anniversary Minnesota Home Mission
ary Society.
Reports of superintendent, Rev. L. 3
Cobb, D. D., Rev. NJ. W. Montgomery.
| FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Reception Of Delegates from, and RI
ports Of Delegates to other Christian
Bodies.
Paper by Geo. Freeman, Plainview
1.-THE Revised New Testament"
! FRIDAY EVENING.
Social Gathering at the Church, all in