Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-06
TRANsCRIPTIONs.
IVAN SO1C1E I xON9s
Beautiful weather.
Iowa is all temperance
Town full every day Of teams.

| @AOWu luIl every udS VI tcaIAo'
Business good, gooder, coolest.
Austin is to have ten more street
lamps.
Mrs. Harvey Anderson arrived in
Austin yesterday.
Charlie Pooler now rides about in a
nobby little buggy Of his own.
IN. Corning was in town this week
looking after his interests here.
Fay Smith ana wife, also D. H. Slim
son and wife, leave Austin for Chicago
today.
| Austin getting ready for business
boom. Come in, friends, and enjoy the
benefits with US.
Jesse Makepeace of ST. Paul, has
been in town for few days, visiting his
mother, Mrs.. A. H. Hill.
1T is said that Mr. L. H. Brockway,
is soon to take the road for Milwaukee
wholesale grocery house.
DR.. Wedge received $3.50 from the
government the other day IN payment for
horse which he lost in the service nearly
twenty years agO.-AL5ert Lea Standard
All the petit jurors were discharged
Monday except those serving on the RI
ley case, as that will be the last j ury trial
| of the term.
-Ex-Auditor Wyckoff has removed
his family back to LIE Roy. The house
vacated by him has been taken by Reg
lister Trowbridge.
&C. W. Buck, the leading merchant of
Dexter, in this county, has recently been
appointed postmaster OF that village,
vice L. NJ Gaskill.
! MI. and Mrs. H. H. Kent returned
home last week from their long Ohio
visit. Their many friends are glad to
welcome them back to Austin.
j. A. Walters aud wife are back in
Austin again, from their long visit IN the
distant east. And so, with the coming
business of spring, our own return to US.
Howard Farmer, aged 10 years, the
only child of Hon. Jas. D. Farmer Of
Spring Valley, died last week Thursday
evening. This must, indeed, be a sad
affection.
Miss Anna Leach has gone to Still
water ON a pleasure trip, and expects to
be gone about two weeks: she will visit
friends in St. Paul and Minneapolis be-
fore her return home.
Il. S. Willard has already received q
large stock Of spring goods, and fresh ad-
dl1ious are constantly arriving. Attention
is directed to his advertisement else
where of seasonable specialties.
Benjamin Mason and family arrived
last week Wednesday from Beaver Dam,
Wisconsin. Mr.. NJ. has rented the old
place-,he V. p. Lewis property-which
lie has decided to occupy during the
summer at least.
Last Wednesday, very pleasant party
of friends spent the afternoon and evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Vaudeville
The fifteenth wedding anniversary was
the occasion of this special visit, which
seemed a very pleasant one to all pauici-
pa.ing.
PROF. A. J. Grier, who is in the city |
as an instructor in the teachers institute,
graduate of the state university, be-
ing a class. mate of Prot. Keysor's; also
Winona Normal graduate; and occupies |
a prominent place in the educ ational
work Of the state.
Charley Lamb, of Frankford, has A
short horn heller, nine months and % |
days old, that weighs 68j lbs. Mr. Lamb |
also has two yearling heifers that weigh |
740 pounds each. Aud a short horn bull
calf, 10 months old, that weighs 755
pounds. Who can beat Charley Lamb
Spring Valley Videttc.
Miss Sherwood's English Literature
class entertained the high school and a
number of visitors the last afternoon of |
the term. Both teacher and pupils are
10 be commended for the excellent selec- |
tions made from the best authors, and the |
spirit Of earnestness which marked the
delivery Of the same.
w. II. William, an old Austin boy,
one Of the advance men for Forbes Dra.
matte Co.,, was in town one day last week
.Billy" understands the business part of
the "show business quite we'll, and is do
iIg good service for his employer. He is
acting as assistant advance agent. He Is
worthy of the first place.
-"Lambert & Reynolds" is the name
of new Austin firm. John Lambert and
Peter Reynolds "pooled their issues" and
purchased the Sprague stock of groceries
the other day. John Lambert has moved
to tho new store his stock Of boots and
shoes. The new store is now in full blast
at the old location IN Mason's new build
lug.
The pupils Of The high school room
were pleasantly entertained at Mrs Kings
last Saturday evening by Mr.. Keysor
and Misses Sherwood, Shultes and Pick
ard. A few good selections were read
by the teachers, several songs sung by the |
pupils, and general participation IN cha.
rades and other amusements. We believe
In such pupils sociables, and trust they
will be held more frequently.
Anton Rustad has moved his tailor
ing establishment into the beautiful rooms
over Levy's clothing store. You will
find them by the same stairway leading
to the TRANSCRIPT office. His "shears"
follow the latest styles, aud his "goose'
is capable Of doing the neatest job of
pressing that any patron could desire.
Give him call, Immediately, if you
would have your spring suit ready for
Easter Sunday.
Park Goodwin, of this city, we'll
known among railroad men, has been
appointed baggage master of the SILL
waukee depot at St. Paul, as successor to
Charles Weed, who has filed the posi-