Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-09-21
TRANSFORMATIONS.

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in Minneapolis few days.
Austin is in mourning. in common
with the rest of tho world.
| Rochester school district has "a 900
cash in treasury and no Indebtedness.
Mrs. E. H. Gerard has returned
from her extended visit to Wisconsin.
Mrs. Mary Truesdell has moved into
the residence, next door to Mr.. E. Bige.
lows.
Mics Nellie Cross, of Cannon Falls
is the guest of her cousin, Mr.. w. W.
Noble.
Charley Webb, of Preston nephew OF
Mrs. u. B. Johnson Of this city, spent q
day in town last week.
Miss Jennie Redner has returned from
her home, and is again in charge Of her
pupils in the public school.
Mrs. Q. A. Truesdell, and her daught-
er Hattie, Of Minneapolis, were visiting
relatives in Austin this week.
DIR. A. Grant, an old and we'll known
settler Of High Forest, Is about to remove
to the Jim river country, Dakota.
Those present at the Baptist church
last Sabbath morning listened to q most
excellent sermon from Rev. Belden. !.
q. w. Dean, one of the prosperous
farmers of Frankfort, was among the call.
ers at the TRANSCRIPT Office yesterday.
Christian johnson returned last week
from his Dakota farm, and has gone to
work for j. Levy for the fall and winter.
He is boy. He engaged board at
John Fishers Monday. The happy faith
er is as comfortable as could be expected.
John Furloug sold 500 bushels OF
potatoes. Saturday for IS cents per bushel
cash, for shipment to the eastern markets.
Mrs. Lafayette French is visiting
her early childhood's home IN Pstosi,
Wisconsin. Mrs. Vincent accompanied
her.
The cornice is now completed on the
Mason and Hayes block, and adds much
ly to the geneal appearance Of the front
view.
Mrs. Charlie Wilbour and little ones
are expected to arrive In Austin next
week, and the husband and many friends
are glad.
w. F. Lindeman, Of Virginia, Wis,
was in town Monday, and bought the en-.
tire list of lands remaining unsold for the
taxes Of 1880.
The Austin, Mankato & st. Cloud
railway IS still alive. Senator Officer al
tended an important meeting of the di.
rectors at st. Paul fair week.
What Will the little" pillites do
while their good DOCTORS "gang ava"
We cannot tell. AS for our household,
we shall pray for guide health.
Herman GUM returned from the east
Saturday. He has purchased stock OF
general merchandise, which he will dis.
play to the public gaze shortly.
The young people at W. W. Patter-
sons residence, entertained q number of
Austin's young people last Friday night.
1t was gala evening for all present.
Mrs. E. G. Bascomb and daughter
Pearl, are over from Rochester for few
days, making parting visit previous to
the departing Of father and mother Wheat
for Ohio.
"A night blooming cereus bud opened
its fragrant blossom in the pleasant par
lors of J. Solner last Tuesday evening.
Hosts of friends enjoyed with the Solners
its beauty and fragrance.
We are pleased 10 record the fact that
our fine young artist, Halford Olson, took
the first premium, q silver mccall, at the
State fair at Rochester, for Landscape
crayon drawing" A deserved cempli-
ment.
Eugene Wood, that prince of good
fellows, was laid up day or two last
week. He ran against "barb wire fence"
which was coiled in Jones' hardware
store, and the consequences were, bruise
upon his knee.
Nelson Brothers are soon to start q
feed store at some point on the 8. NJ. road
beyond Flandreau. The building was
framed by Messrs: Cameron & Carter of
this city, and IS all ready for shipment to
its destination.
DIR. and Mrs. J. N. Wheat leave Aus.
TIN for Ohio the first Of October. We
wish for these friends pleasant winter
among their eastern relatives and friends
and safe return with the spring to their
home In this city.
Mr.. Henry Wilson and sister, Of Min.
neapolis, were in Austin last week, the
guests of Miss Mabel Patterson and Miss
Mary jacobs. Mr.. Wilson was formerly
an abstract clerk in Mr.. Howe's Office
when he was Register.
y. Levy has = very large stock Of
ready-made clothing, gents furnishing
goods aud hats and caps, which he wishes
to sell, hence he advertises in the TRAN.
cR1Pr. Call on him, friends, if you wish
to buy clothing at low prices.
Court convened yesterday at "A. NJ,
and after organization, and the delivery
of the charge to the grand jury by Judge
Farmer, the Court was adjourned until
this NOR ming out of respect to the mem.
CRY of our late noble President.
The high school will have services
appropriate to the death of President
Garfield Friday afternoon, from 27f ia
4 o'clock. All the grades will partici-
pate in the high school room. Remarks
expec ted from promln ent citizens.
The choir at the Baptist church, com.
posed of Charlie Wilbour tenor, Nordahl
Solner bass, Miss Lsttie johnson soprano,
Mamie Jacobs alto, and Addie johnson
organ,st, will furnish good music tor the