Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-10-11
City News, Notes and Comments.

| the TRANSCRIPT.
| Capt T. H. Sherwin and wife, of St.
Paul, are IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fish are ex-
pected home Saturday.
Republican city caucuses Tuesday
evening. See notices.
We have had another spell of wealth
era rainy one this time.
Prof. W. T. Dudley has resumed his
position as teacher of the Lyle village
| school.
Boots and shoes at Sweningsen s.
Johnson's that will do your soles good.
Look at them.
MIR. and Mrs. George White have
moved into the residence directly east of
the Baptist church.
Mrs. Kinney Woodland, and little one,
are in town, the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. B. F. Morgan.
&C. W. Taylor is in Chicago stocking
| up for the winter trade, and our friends
know we'll what that means.
Mrs. Hattie Walters Of Minneapolis,
is in the city for few days and the guest
of her mother Mrs. W. S. Conger.
| Our autumn leaves are in their glory.
With only one frost, nature has had full
opportunity to do her own coloring.
| Charles Stroud we find very pleas
ont ho1nor in no urOcorU hO,1So If y "
Taylor. He takes the place of Frank
Richards.
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Goats will visit
New York soon. and will no doubt call
upon our friends, the Wheelers, at old
Erie, while absent.
Rev. E. r. Lathrop has returned from
the State Conference. We are glad to
learn that he is to supply the NJ. E. church
of this city for another year.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Richards, parents of
Frank, arrived in Austin Saturday. They
are the guests of F. A. Richardson as
Mrs. Richards is a sister of F. A.
Mr.. w. A. Richardson moves into his
house on Chatham street, next week. We
wish them many years of health and hap
piness in this their first home in Austin.
| Mrs. H. E. Walker, or Carrie Mitchell
as we Austinites know her best, is in the
city visiting relatives. Her husband will
visit our city before she returns. They
live at Montrose.
Mrs. A. p Kirkland has been serious
! ly ill for some time, and we are glad to
learn the dear old lady is now better, and
\ her numerous friends anticipate her
speedy recovery.
John Mcbride, brother of F. p, our
popular grocer, is to open grocery store
| in Albert Lea next week. John is
straightforward, energetic, tip-top fell
low, and we wish him success.
"A V. Ellis has fine lot of thorough
bred and grade Holsteins, which he is Of
fering for sale. Apply on the premises of
| Mr.. Ellis, the famous Evergreen Stock
Farm" one mile east of Austin. See adj
vertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Litchfeld ex-
pect to visit relatives in Indiana soon.
As they journey thitherward in company
we do not suppose divorce suit is the
object of the trip. A good time" we
hope is in store for them.
Pattern hats and bonnets just rcceiv-
ed by Mrs. r. I. Smith, from Chicago.
Look at them. They are beauties. Rib.
bons and feathers to suit the most fas-
tidious. You cannot fail to be pleased
with Mrs. Smiths goods and prices.
County Commissioners were in ses-
sion last week. The time for finishing
the coust house exterior was extended to
Jan. /, 1884, and for completing the build
ing to Jan. 1, 1885. The board adjourned
on Thursday, to meet Thursday, Oct. 10.
Lizzie Murphy, who is livingat Benz.
Mason's, stepped upon needle one day
last week, breaking off about three fourths
of the same in the bottom of her foot.
A physician was called, and by the aid of
| chloroform, the naughty needle was re-
| moved
DIR. Kennedy & Co., veterinary sur
geons are still in our city, and though
they are full of business, they are willing
to take more. DR.. Kennedy is a great
friend to the horse, and it is pleasure to
recommend him as its faithful snd skill
full physician.
On account of the meeting of the
General Congregational Association of
Minnesota this week, at St. Paul, Rev. G.
E. Wright will be absent from his pulpit
next Sunday. There will be services in
the morning. A sermon will be read by
MI. O. w. Shaw.
The Creamery Co. are paying %
cents per inch for cream, and expect to
make another raise shortly. They have
also sent out of the state for some thor
ough-bred hogs for breeding purposes.
This is to help the country in pork. Let
the good work 60 on.
The meeting of the Farmers Alliance
last Saturday resulted in call for con-
vention at Dexter on Friday of this week.
We are requested to ask the farmers to
send representatives from every town in
the county. They should do this, if they
feel interested in the movement.
"A son of Hon. p. A. Peterson of
Udolpho, aged about IL years, was killed
last week Wednesday. He was thrown
from the back of a young colt, and the colt
stepping on his breast, caused almost in
slant death. 1t was a sad accident, and
must be severe affection to the parents.
The silkeu wedding day or thirtieth
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. johnson,
occurs tonight. We hope to be there.
and also hope we may help them to cele
brate the ruby" and the golden" ten
and twenty years from to-day.
p. s. The Judge says come early, as
the services will begin at z o'clock sharp.
- w Tav1or wi11 m0ve his family to