Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27
have snow flies.

The skating rink is being well patron
lied these days.
Judge and Mrs. Farmer spert day
in Austin last week.
The Iowa Central will build round
house in Mason City in the spring.
The Ringing Concert Co. is to visit
Austin about the middle of January.
Calvin Decker is homo from North
field College on three weeks vacation.
james Mills of this city, was visiting
his brother, w. T., in Mankato last week.
We can supply handsome cards to
those who wish to make New Years calls
Gin style"
w. w. Woodward, son of 7. w., is
running an extensive butter tub factory
in Mankato.
The Union Band boys will clear
something over $50 from their concert
and band dance.
Farmers State Alliance at Mankatc
January 4th, instead of February 4th, as
we had it last week.
Married, in this city, Dec. 25th, 1882
by Rev. E. r. Lathrep, Don NJ. Rolph tc
Miss Mary B. Donaldson.
Forty three sacks of newspapers
destined for Minnesota, were burned ir
Utica, n. Y, last Thursday.
Mrs. George Fish went down to Chi
cago last week to spend a few days will
her sister, Mrs. Charlie Human.
-Orvil]e Patterson came home to the
wedding and returns Thursday to hiS
present home in Portland, Dakota.
E B. Crane is sampling southern
Minnesota breezes for few days. anC
having little visit with wife and babies
Alderman Amcs was rusticating about
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Red Wing and
other small cities of northern Minnesota
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Wheeler, of St.
Paul, and Abe Dettelbach, of Brainard
spent u merry Christmas with their Aus
tin friends.
The young peoples social which met
with Mrs Webb last week, was very nice.
ly entertained, and a profitable and en-
joyable occasion.
w. T. Wilkins and wife left Austin
Christmas day for Faribault, where they
were to visit day, and then journey on
for few days visit in St. Paul.
George P. Moore, of Omaha, arrived
in Austin Monday, called by telegram to
Austin on account of the dangerous ill
ness of his sister, Miss Lula Moore.
The Ladies' Floral Club will hold a
sociable with Mrs. o. w. Gibson, Tues
day evening, Jan. I'd, 1883. Topic
Egypt" All are most cordially invited.
Every busy day in town you will find
the old well-known Davidson House run
ming over with customers. They do say
it is the best dollar day house in the
city.
Mason City has called special cleo
ion for the 28th, to vote on donating adj
ditional depot grounds to the c., NJ. & S.
P. r. r. the value thereof not to exceed
$4,000.
A Lunch Sociable will be held at the
residence of Rev. E. r. Lathrop, this
"wednesday evening. All will be made
welcome. Come, expecting to have a
good time.
Miss Jennie Redner of Winnebago
City, is in Austin, and will spend the
holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Charlie
Coats, and other Austin friends, of whom
there are many.
John Fisher started for Chicago Sat-
urday, and will take a season of needed
rest. John is man of steady business
habits, and all work and no play is not
good for humans.
Fred A. Arrasmlth, of Tullahoma,
Tenn, is visiting his uncle, Sheriff Corey
of this city. He arrived in town last
week Monday and remained with his
relatives all of the week.
A. D. Babcock of the Davidson
House, returned last Wednesday noon
from three weeks trip to Wisconsin,
visiting in the thrifty towns of Augusta,
EuClaire and Chippewa Falls.
Mrs. Boiler has fine new stock OF
ladies' furnishing and fancy goods at her
millinery store, one door north of Jones'
hardware store. The ladies of Austin
are invited to call and see them.
The tidy housewife may fold up her
screen doors now for a season, and lay
them away. The mosquitoes are not SC
frequent as they have been, and house
flies have gone into winter quarters.
"A ticket for which you will pay
twenty five cents, will take you as many
times as you wish to 60, into the Art
Exhibition, and We know after you have
been once, you will wish to go again.
Mrs. A. V. Ellis left her home again
last week for Minneapolis to consult and
receive treatment from some resident
occulist. We are very sorry she must go
upon this errand, and wish the trip
might have been one for pleasure.
The Wahpeton Cd. T.) Times is live
looking journal published semi-weekly
by George F. CARED, an Austin boy, who
learned his trade with US in the Register
The paper looks as though its proprietor
was prospecting, fact which we are glaG
to note.
Miss Lula Moore is still very danger
ously i'll at the residence of her aunt, Mrs
D. B. Johnson, of this city. Her battle
with typhoid has been long. and she
seems now to be lowering between life
and death. Physicians and friends anx
iously and with fear await the crisis.
The tickets to the Art Exhibition arc
only twenty-five cents. They are MOI
transferable to any one, but will take
yourself in as many times as you wish tt
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