Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-10

Unions are good paying crop. 1t
might be we'll for some of our farmers to
mediate on this matter little about now.
See Walters big new ad. He is
closing out his entire stock of organs,
sewing machines and notions, very cheap.
Prof. Geo. r. Martin of Kasson, is
now principal of the Byron school, with
a roll of A scholars. George is an Aus
tin boy.
Rev. c. c. Marston, recently pastor
at Clinton, Wis, is expected to preach in
the Baptist church on Sundays May 18th
and May 21st.
Don't send away for your garden
seeds, but come in and see our assortment
of bulk seeds. They are cheap and reli-
able. CLEMMER & POOLER.
May flowers are poisoning. The
woods are full of 'cm. Better take your
overcoat with you, though, when you go
to gather them.
20. c. Kunath, at his shop on Mill
street. wants live chickens, turkeys,
geese or ducks, for which he will pay the
highest market price.
Mel SlOcum, who by the way, is a
good honest painter, left Austin last week
for home in Minneapolis. We were sor-
ry to have him leave Austin.
Boys! We have the incest lot of ex-
press wagons, velocipedes and wheel bar
rows you ever saw.
CLEMMER & PoOLER.
Mrs. Charlie Pooler and little ones
are rusticating with her parents, who live
near Cresco. She expects to be absent
until the new home is habitable.
Improvements are progressing on the
Hiram Smith property on Water street,
and soon as completed Hi" will move in.
Hurry up, the house looks lonesome.
Our spring stock Of wall paper has
arrived. Also nice assortment of shad~
ings, fringes, tassels, fixtures, &C., at
CLEMMER & POoLER's.
j. \. Bates is out again. though he
looks rather pale. He expects to be at
work soon, and his physician anticipates
no further trouble from the hidden car.
fridge.
According to Vennor's predictions we
are to have cold wet summer, with June
FROST and very cold and stormy winter,
but Vennor is not always successful
prophet
%. W. Shaw, wife and daughters,
left Austin yesterday for Great Falls, N.
H. The family will be absent the greater
part of the summer, Mr.. Shaw returning
in about six weeks.
Every business man in Austin should
be represented in the city papers. If you
have any special bargains tell the people
so and you cannot fail to draw trade and
increase your business.
Funeral of Hattie Lathrop at the
house of her father, Rev. Lathrop, yes
tcrday, services conducted by Rev
Forbes of Minneapolis. Remains taken
to Rochester for interment
DIR. Stern, the well known oculist
can be consulted during the remainder
of this week at the Fleck House, Austin,
and Monday and Tuesday of next week
| at the Harris House Brownsville.
-Silas H. Coleman is in Austin agai,
shaking hands and meeting old friends
and also attending to his business inter
ests which are quite largely represented
here. His home is now at Juneau, Wis
The personal property tax cases Of
Rice county against Jos. McCutchen q
Faribault, have all been settled by Nc
Cutchen paying into the county treasury
$14, 1876, taxes for the years 1879, 1880 ant
1881.
We publish the following item as
warning for our Austin boys:
One year ago a needle entered the wris
| OF young lady in Elmira, and the othe1
day it was removed from the right arm Of
the fellow who is her "steady comply.
Kaiser & Quincy, two Of the straight
est men in Mower county, and as goot
harness-makers as you can find in South
ern Minnesota, are doing rushing bust
ness these days, and are turning out some
fine sets of harness.
! Il. G. Wheeler and wife left tow
last Wednesday for Baltimore. Luthe
is Representative from Minnesota to tn
Supreme Lodge of Knights of Honor
| which m :,
Baltimore yesterday.
The health Of Miss C.. A. Pick
ard, of Neenah, Wis, is very much i'm
proved, is better than it has been for o
years. There are many in Austin VIII
would be glad to see Miss Packard resum
duty again in our public schools.
The firm of Kunath Brothers has dis
solved partnership, Robert retiring, ant
Otto succeeding to the business. We eel
tainly wish Otto abundant success, an,
hope that his many friends will remembe
him by giving him liberal patronage.
One of the finest looking places o.
Chatham street, is the home of our pros
porous druggist, Knut Void, of the fri
of Dorr & Void. A large handsome res
idence, with an elegant well-kept lawr
attracts the attention Of the passers- by.
-WANTED.-The person, that, O
Easter Sunday, at the Catholic church
exchanged an old Umbrella for a 7sew on
with my name. painted on it, to retur
the same at once and receive theirs.
MATT w. MILES.
| The new awnings which lend the
shade and protection over the front VIII
dows of the large double store, known 8
Jones' Hardware Emporium, are a yer
great improvement. Everything is pro-
porous about Sand he is Sound" o
the goose.
The little house of Mrs. S. L. Davit
son, on Water street, is undergoing tho
ough repairs. A tasteful porch over tt
front door, new sidewalk and other in
provements make decided change fl
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