Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-15
City News, Notes and Comments.

ID. Klinx was in town Tuesday greet
ing his friends. >
Read prospectus of that excellent
newspaper Chicago Inter Oew.n.
Geo. Li&chficld and wife have return
ed from visit of several weeks to rela-
tivcs in Indiana.
New stock of Bird cages, just opened
up by Clemmer & Povler, and are sold
cheaper than ever.
-Jno. Owens is building a new house
in the Sd wald Tor &. W. Gibson, Night
lardmaster Ut the depot.
w. F. Smith has removed from Min
neota to Canoy, Where ne is keeping
hotel-the "Cauby House"
Rev. ]. X. Wheeler, of Marengo,
ILL.,, spent last Sunday in Austin, with MS
sister, Mrs. Z. ii. Davidson.
If you want to 20 to Chicago send to
st. Paul for your ticket. Fair from that
point 50. From Austin $ll.4O.
| Lamps and fixtures of all kinds at
Clemulcr q fooler's. W. have good
STOCK. aud Will not be unuersolu.
-Only one solitary vote in the city
of Austin against voting aid to the new
railroad. " ho says Austin is not united?
Last week Wednesday was the golden
wedding day of MIR. and Mrs. y. II.
Wheeler parents of r. B. and Luther. All
OF this city.
&C. NJ. Rice was summoned by tele-
graph to EmmetsDurg, Iowa, about ten
days ago. Ills sister was very ILL.,, and
died before he could reached her.
Austin is soon to have new railroad,
and don't you forget it. The canning
factory is also sure thing. Next year
| Will see u genuine boom in Austin.
Look over those elegant oil paintings
! and pannel statualy at Clemmer g. Pool
.ers. Also the great variety OF velvet,
plush. pearl and gold picture frames.
-S. II. ALLOW. on. OF the prosperous
farmers ot Austin township, made US u
call last Saturday. rejoicing our heart
with TRANSCRIPT suDscrl ptlon Of SO.
Come in and make your selection for
Christmas PRESENTS, w.l.le the assortment
is good, and nave them laid away.
CLEMMER l.. POoLER.
To-day a wedding ceremony in our
city is to unite in marriage another son
and daughter all of Austin. Jesse and
bride accept our congratulations. They
are hearty and sincere.
The Sir Knights Of St. Bernard, and
their ladies, will 20 to Mason City next
week Wednesday by special invitation
from Antioch Command derry to attend an
installation. We allow to go.
That man in the second ward who
voted against the bonds in aid of the
Austin, Mankato s. st. Cloud Railroad
must feel lonesome. The Milwaukee s.
st. Paul Co. ought to give him job.
Monday the school desk of Johnny
Hollister in the sixth grade of our public
school was draped in black, and strewn
with beautiful flowers Johnny was a
great favorite with teachers and pupils
and his sudden death will be deeply felt
ny his school mates.
been very sick with membranous Group
The little fellow is about four years Old,
bright and lovely boy, and We hope the
anxious parents may soon have thus cloud
If f1i nr III
the attending physician. r, 49,.
On the 23th of October, VIM. K.
Squires, who worked in Anlcs' foundry,
and attended to the melting of iron, was
quite badly burned by the bursting Of the
cupulo. the same bursting out through
the tweers. His left foot suffered the
most, and from the effects of the severe
ourn hc is obliged to use crutches. He is
DONG we'll, however.
Mrs. B. F. Jones was in the city last
Wednesday,, having just arrived from
Cresco where she has been visiting her
dauy glitter, Mrs. Jennie Brown, who, we
learn, is now the happy mother of baby
boy. The TRANSCRIPT sends congratula-
tons to the parents Of the. young chap.
Mrs. Jones will spend the winter at Nun
neapolis with another daughter. Mrs. r.
+. Shaner.
1t will now be proper to say worp
about the weather. which began on Sat-
urdaY afternoon-rainy and cold-chang-
ing to snow Saturday night and Sunday,
giving many people a good excuse to
stay away from their warm and comfor-
table churches; Monday morning, bright
and clear as the sun could make it, giving
US all d good chance to 20 back to our
money making
This week las been appointed by the
Young Mems Christian Associa ton as II
week Ut prayer for young men. A spe
elal meeting ut the Congregational church
was held Sunday evening, several ad-
dresses being made relating to the con-
vertion of young men. Surely this. sub
jcct should find response in every heart,
and large place in our prayers. Every
thing depends upon the integrity and
taithfulness of our young men.
The new railroad is booming! In
addition to the towns already given,
hutchinson, in Mcleod county, voted
$4,000. and New Auburn in Sibley coun-
ty $3.50, on general election day. New
nv. in Freeborn county. votes on $5.OtU
on the Goth, and Bath, in same county, is,
soon to vote on $1,000. Berlin in Steele
county, votes on 5000 the 28th, and
Summit in same county, will soon vote
on $4,000. Everything is favorable for
the bonds carrying in all of these towns.
Frank Cogswell. nephew of Mrs. J.
T. Sargent, of. this city, who spent last
year in Austin and vicinity, and taught
school in RiIey's neighborhood, in Win
dom, last winter, is now in Pittsfeld,
Mass. His friends here will be glad to
learn the following from the Euyte Of
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