Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-09-07
DEMONSTRATIONS.

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Prairie chickens are legitimate plum
: der now.
: Mills & Curtis have painted the
dray wagons.
=Nordahl Solner docs not return It
Carleton this term.
Charley Wilbour spent day or tw'
in St. Paul last week.
"A. NJ. Fleck and wife W ere vlsitln!
in Rochester last week.
Edward Bigclow and family are soor
to remove to Troy, III.
The ebay fever" army have com
t mcnced their annual snceZc.
Friend Majors, start up your cream
cry. Cream, 20 cents per inch.
&C. H. Cotton Of Leroy, lost two
wheat stacks by lightning Goth ult.
Mrs. o. w. Gibson and daughter Katie
arc visiting relatives in Omaha, Neb.
The fair excursion rate, Austin to
Minneapolis and return, this week, $4S5
If any man dares to say Minnesota
cannot raise corn, shoot HIM on the spot.
Our public school building shines in
its cleanliness, and is bright and sweet as
q daisy
Getting in your COAL Better be about
1t ifnot, as the winter months are APP
preaching.
Fruit is high. Peaches $1o5 per
basket; grapes, 1890 per b.; apples,
$3.50 per bushe.
w. p. CannedY, Of near Albert Lea,
has been offered $4,000 for his crop Of IS
acres Of potatoes.
MIR. and Mrs w. F. Sutherland an
ticipatc spending next week in Chicago,
leaving on Monday.
Miss Margaret Shaw started for
Mortified Monday to resume her studies
at Carleton College.
! Miss. Sarah Cook IS behind the book
keepers desk at the popular grocery
house of F. P. Mcbride.
! Mrs. EARLY, Of Faribault, sister of
Col. Chase, was in the city last week, the
guest Of Mrs. r.. o. Hall
Oscar Ayers, 10. Schwan and r. o.
Hall and their wives left Tuesday for the
Minneapolis Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lockwood have
rented pleasant rooms at DR.. J. N.
Whcal's for the present.
Miss Florence Livermore spends this
week in Minneapolis, enjoying the great
fair and visiting friends.
Miss Addie Leavitt is down from
Wells for few days, and IS the guest of
her uncle, c. NJ. Fernald.
A very pleasant company of friends
enjoyed the courtesies Of The Mason man.
Sion last Saturday evening.
The bright little baby girl of II. o.
Basford's, was baptized last Sunday.
Her name IS "He!en Louise"
CALVIN Decker left Austin Yesterday
tor Mortified again. Carleton College
is gathering in her students for another
year.
Miss Schellenger, teacher in the fifth
grade 10 our public school, is boarding
with Mrs. S. W. Day, south of the "ncw
court house"
The "gosling' green is the name
given to the new shade of that color. We
know what 1t is, because we have seen
the little fellows.
Prof. Rankin has rented a very
pleasant room in the residence of G.. X.
Hanson. We kHow his surroundings
will be agreeable
Miss Jean Sherwood, assistant prin-
cipal in our public school, has secured
room at Mrs. L. G. Basford's, and, tor
the present, dimes out.
Mrs. David NJ. Platt, sister of Mrs.
B. F. Morgan of this city, closed two
weeks visit Monday, when she left for
her home in Norwalk, CT.
e. W. Hall and wife will teach the
Leroy school the cominiag year. The
primary department will be under the
supervision of Mrs. Ure
The school election last Saturday
was very dull affair. Only 50 votes
were cast, and all for Messrs. G.. E. Will
bour and David ]. Ames.
Miss Jennie Crandell and Miss Ida
Smith, two Of our public school gradu-
ates, have gone to Owatonna to attend the
Baptist academy in that city.
MIR. Bulls newly fitted bus for the
Davidson house made its trial trip to and
from the depot Monday; nd seemed to
receive its share of patronage.
The clerk publishes the financial report
Of Independent school district No. 81,
this week. The showing for wise ex.
penditure of funds is good one.
Miss Della Knox has recently gone
to Cannon Falls. She Will teach there
this winter we understand. Dellas
friends in Austin regret her absence.
w. s. Waugh, of Lyle, made US
pleasant call last week. Mr.. W. reports
better crops in his section than usual and
an improved feeling among the farmers
DIR. and Mrs. J. N. Wheat left
Austin for Rochester Monday morning.
They will enjoy the week of the fair with
son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. E. G..
Bascorb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Mason and their
guests, Mrs. Brooks and Mr.. Chapman,
left Austin yesterday for the Minneapolis
fair, and the "sights" and pleasures about
the lakes.
Mrs. Eva Strong, who is so we'll
known in our city, is now in Santa Bar.
bara, CAL, visiting her sister, Mrs. Bates,
She expects to remain through the CON-