Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-19
TRANSFORMATIONS,

TRANSFORMATIONS.
Where, oh where, is our Indian Sum
mer?
Avoid colds if possible. Typhoid
fever follows them.
The foundation for the new court
house IS going down.
| Mrs D. T. Robinson has been very
i'll. We learn she is better.
-"Swearing time" is almost here-we
mean time for putting up stoves.
! Thursday, Nov. Gath, will probably
be Thanksgiving Day FOR the year 1881
We arc having quite spell Of wet
ness. Tell you what, this moon is we
one.
o. w. Shaw returned last week
Wednesday from business trip to Mich.
igan.
Sash ribbons are worn very wide,
and tied in large bows and long ends al
the back.
Miss Lottle johnson will delight her
audience this "Wednesday evening with
her juvenile class.
There IS a deficiency this year OF
l 100000 bushels of peanuts. What will
the small boys do now?
Rev. Alfred Morse has recently re-
turned from a trip to Wilkln county
where he has a tree claim.
MIR. J. A.Walters is OUT stirring up the
sewing machine business, along the line
of The Southern Minnesota.
Miss Shultes and Miss Drake, teach
ers in our public school, will board with
Mrs. r. o. Hall the coming winter.
One year ago last Friday the ever
memorable October blizzard and snow
blockade sat down on the country.
The Congregational church Of Austin
paid to the Women's Home Missionary
Society, during the past year $5287.
MARRIED, Oct. Is, 1881, by Rev. E.
r. Lathrop, Swami Olson, of Winnebago
county, lowaS to Miss Ida &. Erickson of
Austin.
Frank Hall. Of Albert Lea, was in
town Monday, lending helping hand to
the new management of the Railway
House.
The sun looked out upon US through
the heavy fog Of Tuesday morning, and
looked as natural like as a last years al
manac.
Philip Short, of the TRANSCRIPT,
has weeks vacation which he is spend :
ing in Mortified with his Grandfather
Stowell.
Last week Monday Sheriff Corey
took Peter Mason to Saltwater to serve
his six months sentence for the crime
of larceny.
DR.. w. G. Palmer is spending a few
days in Kasson. We learn that little
village has special attractions for the
genial gentleman.
B. W. Lowell is visiting his sister in
Michigan; will return in few days with
several carloads Of apples for some Of
our Austin merchants.
Mrs. Forest Lincoln, brothers wife
Of Mrs. George Litchtield, died OF
typhoid fever at her home in Alexandria,
MINI. Monday oflast week.
A good time coming-this (Wednes.
day. evening, at Miss Lottle Johnson's
juvenile concert The Floral club has
promised TO be out en- masse.
-Tae famous concertists, the Cakes
Brothers, at jones' hall, Saturday night.
Reserved seats on sale ut Clemmer &
Pooier's. See advertisement.
-Nordahl Solner is head clerk in the
Auditors office at Fargo, Cass county.
Nordahl will be very much missed by
the young people of this city.
MIR. n. H. Chapln has been confined
to his house for several days with quite
a serious swelling upon the side of his
neck He is better and will soon be out.
j. F. Carson, of Racine township,
called upon US Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. Carson is owner of one ofthe best farms
in one of the handsomest townships in
The county.
&C. L. West, the most Excellent High
Priest of Austin Chapter No. II, of Royal
Arch Masons, attended the session of the
State Grand Chapter at St. Paul last
week Tuesday.
Ed. Il. Daniels left Austin last Satur.
day for Baltimore to attend the National
Convention of Locomotive Engineers to
be held in that city to day. He represents
the Austin division.
-HoXie, the conductor Of the Mason
City passenger for these many years, has
been transferred to the Calmar and Sioux
City branch. He has taken up his resi-
dence in the latter city.
Miss Arminda Smith has engaged
very pleasant room for the coming vim
ter at the residence of Mrs. F. King.
The teachers of our public school are
getting settled for the winter.
Look out, now, for the chiidren's
feet. Warm stockings and warm flannels
also for our children at this time of year
may save heavy doctors bill, and per-
haps very precious little life.
james Davidson aud wife of Sparta,
Wis, and o. D. Coleman and wife of Kane,
Pa, were in town two or three days last
week rejoicing the hearts of their relatives,
the Mandevilles and Davids0ns.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan and
son, of Milton, Wis, are visiting IN this
city. Mr. Morgan was brother of B. F.
Morgan, and is now spending few days
with Mrs. Morgan and the children.
Rev. G. E. Wright, Mrs. Alfred
n