Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-03-08
TRANSFORMATIONS.

Hold the fort. Two creamclies in
Austin.
Mrs. Or. Fairbanks made a short
visi, 10 Minneapolis last week.
w. w. Williams, of the ALERT Lea
Standard, was in Austin last week.
Austin has lots OF big days. 1t is
nothing to see our streets crowded with
teams.
The Burnham dramatic company
will give one performance II, Jones' hall
this evening.
w. II. Sutton will put up, on his own
hook, this year, about 10000 cans of to.
msloes, d. "
Miss Lille Warner has returned from
pleasant visit with her aunt, Mrs. G. 9.
Crane Of Anoka.
Judge D. B. johnson and wife went
to Minneapolis last week to attend the
Mendelsshon concert.
-Two-thirds cream and rest sweet but.
tcr.m'lk, is the program for the cows in
this vicinity for the coming season.
Mrs. John Kellogg, OF Omaha, has
been the guest of Mrs. A. H. Louck for .
few days, leaving our city Monday last.
Our public school Is doing some ex-
cellent work these days. Examinations
are showing the ,horongh work Of teach.
ers and pupils.
We learn from the Marshall (Lyon
Coz Messenger of The death from scarlet
fever OF son Of s. o. Weston, who was
a resident of Racine, in this county.
MIR. and Mrs. s. w. Anderson return.
ell home from Red Bluff, California, last
week Wednesday. We understand they
do not expect to 60 back. Simon Jr. is
looking we'll.
Rev. c. E. Wright preached another
one Of those excellent sermons Sunday
evening on social amusements. at the Con-
gregational church. He was listened to
with marked attention.
DIR. J. n. Wheat and wife arrived in
Austin Saturday. We are sorry to learn
they intend 10 leave our city and make
themselves home elsewhere; where,
they have no, yet decided.
Mrs c. ]. Miller, with her family,
left Austin Tuesday TO join her husband
in \ inneap"lls, who is working in the
Minneapolis l. ST. Louis K. X. shops.
We arc sorry to lose this family from our
city.
Next week Tuesday tells the story.
Dr. Dorr will be reelected Mayor without
much opposition. Justices Griffith and
Noble will also slide IN easily, no cnndi-
dates in opposition having yet shown
themselves.
Lester Van House, a married son,
about 40 years Of ngc, IF John Van
House of this city, died at Cresco, Iowa,
Wednesday evening IF last week. His
remains were brought to this city for
burial. Funeral Thursday.
Mrs. Fishers ice cream-thc Sir
knights, and their wives too, have tested
Of late, and found it really frozen cream,
and luxury even in winter. She will
make to order, at any time, and her
cream is always delicious.
Rev. c. A. Stevens from Eldora,
Iowa, is in the city, to spend Il few weeks
with his sister, Mrs. J. B. Furtney. He
will take charge of the prayer meeting
Friday evening in the Third Ward Chap.
el, also preach at the same place next Sun
day evening at O'Clock.
We are requested 10 say that the
farmers Of this vicinity are invited to
meet at Court House Hall, at 2 O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon, for the purpose of
turner's Association. A
large attendance is desired. The farmers
should make an extra effort to come out
The Indies Floral Club sociable, 10
be held al Jones' hall, will be postponed
from Monday until Wednesday evening,
on account of the entertainment adver-
tised for that evening. We hope all will
bear this sociable in mind, as good
time is promised, and may be expected
The Holman English Opera com.
pany, which Is to appear in Jones' hall
next Monday night, is said to be all tina,
j, is advertised. Their costumes are an
nounced as unsurpassed in elegance, and
their appointments fully sustain in
every particular their enviable rcputa-
ton. Reserved seats at Ciemmer s.
POOler's.
-LEcTuRE.-Friday evening, March
17:h. n. the Congregational church, o.
W. Shaw will deliver his lecture, "The
for Continent" Tracing the
contest Of England and France for
possession Of Forth America, ana its H.
huence "n our own national history. II.
;usrated by maps. Admission, Is cents.
The lecture will be given for the benefit
Of the Ladies' Church Aid Society" Of
The Congregational church.
-"OuR Little Ones and The Nursery"
is the consolidated title of bright, spark
ling monthly for the rising generation,
whose wants in this respect are 50 we'll
supplied compared with the past when a
for them alone would have
been CONSIDERED an innovation entirely
useless. Emily Huntington Miller is
one of the contributors, and her name
alone is a guarantee If its value. This
February number is filled with pictures,
stories and anecdotes. Russell Publish
ing Company, Boston, Mass. Price, $3.50
a year.
We find in an article from the Forest
and Stream, a sportsman's journal pub
l'shcd in New York city, the following
reference 10 our friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Mayor OF tins city.
While on their southern trip recently,
they were greater part of the time with
Il prrty "f pleasure. seekers on the Indian
river: "Among the party were B. A.
Mayor sand wife, the latter, Mrs. Mayor,
hcinr wonderful ahOi with o;,hor r;t1o