Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-06-21
LOCAL NEWS TRANSCRIBED.

The Fourth of July for Mower coun-
ey will be in Austin this year.
Miss Eva Fenton is home from Min
neapolis for the summer vacation.
Robert jacobson is quite seriously i'll
at his boarding house, the Windsor.
"A little son brightens the home of
T. F. Leonard, and the parent heart re-
joices. ">.
Our friend, w. F. Musser, is build
ing large addition to his house on Water
street.
See Charlie Wilbour's ad. He is ex-
elusive agent for several first-class must
cal instruments.
Mrs. Knut Goodwin is lying very ill
we learn at her home, the Scandinavian
Hotel in this city.
The bright little son of Aleck F1eck,
who has been alarmingly ill, is now con-
sidered out of danger.
Quite frost was evident to the early
risers Monday morning.
: Mrs. Arnold is expected in the city
to-day and will be the guest of her
brother, Leon Dettelbach.
The children's services at the Congre
gational church Sunday morning were full
of interest to the little folks.
Remember the graduation exercises
of the Public School Thursday evening, at
Jones hall. Let us all be there.
We 4.s.oe say good byo to ao
many of the teachers in our public school.
We hope it may not be last goodbye.
--26 were present Saturday at the
Grand Meadow Teachers Association.
And the discussions were unusually in
teresting.
In speaking of teachers salaries last
week, we should have included the 18th
grade teacher (as we'll as the Sth) at $40
per month.
The Baptist picnic sociable which met
in A. o. HOLSTERS grove, was well at
tended, and was an afternoon of pleasure
to all present.
Mrs. DR.. O. w. Gibson entertained
the Episcopal social last week. A large
company were present, and all seemed to
enjoy the evenings pleasure.
Delightful showers moistened the
parched earth and vegetation in this neck
of the woods Saturday night. We all re-
ceived the falling drops with thankful
ness.
Miss Gertie Ellis entertained her
pupils of the fifth grade at her fathers
residence Friday last, with the church
sociable. The little folks were delighted
with the visit.
The Musical Convention. which is to
be held in this city under the instruction
of Prof. Bum of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
will commence Monday evening. Let all
interested in music come out.
Both the Austin bands will flourish
their trumpets and blow their horns at
home the Fourth of July, and we bet
there will be no better footing" done in
the State than right here in Austin.
Next Sunday will be children's Sun
day at the Universalist Church. There
will be sermon for the children and
dedication of children in the morning,
and in the evening, Sunday School
concert.
We hear that Rev. G. G. Marston,
who was expected to take the pastorate of
the Baptist church in this city, has
decided not to accept the call, much to
the disappointment of many of the
members of that church.
F. T., son of J. B. Revord, is at Col
quet, Carlton county, in this state, work
ing in one Of the largest lumber mills in
this country, one that employs over 500
men. The TRANSCRIPT supplies him each
week with the news from home.
-Solon, ten year old son of Eugene
Wood, was very ill last week, and Satur-
day his parents and physician were much
alarmed at his condition. 1t is thought,
perhaps, he was poisoned with ivy, but the
danger is over, and the little boy will
soon be about again.
AT the Universalist State Convention
at Owatonna last week, N. K. Noble was
elected vice president and W. T. Wilkins
a member of the executive committee.
Rev. Spafford of this city preached the
occasional sermon which twas listened to
with deep attention."
Eddie, eldest son of W.T.. Sutherland,
met with quite a serious accident Mon
day.. falling from box and breaking an
arm above the elbow. The little fellow
is grit all the way through, and we hope
and expect he will be we'll and come out
all right in few days.
Miss Ada Noble has choice selection
of Towering and foliage plants which she
offers for sale at Park Place. Her prices
are very reasonable. A blooming plant
is continued pleasure, and few pennies
in exchange for plants, brings a rich
reward to the purchaser. Look them
over. You will find some you will wish
to take home with you.
The Sir Knights of St. Bernard will
leave Austin Friday morning of this
week, by special train, for Red Wing
The train will leave the depot, probably
about s o'clock, and it stands the friends
in hand to be around bright and early.
The wives of the Sir Knights will &C.
company their husbands, and good time
IS expected. lnhoc, &c.
June 10Th, Miss Margaret Kolle of
this city. was married to Robert Kinney
of Browns Valley. The ceremonies
took place at the Catholic church, Rev.
A. Hurley officiating. A large number
of friends and acquaintance were pres.
ent, and pleasant time enjoyed by ALL
A large number of elegant and valuable
presents were received, but the list was
handed in too late for publication this
week. -a. s.
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