Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-17

-Remenyi, the noted violinist. with
a .frst-class concert company, is adver-
tised to appear at Jones hall tomorrow
(Thursday) evening. Remenyi is said to
be the most artistic and skillful violinist
of the present day. Secure your seats at
Clcmmer & Poo]er's.
If you wish to see the finest line OF
millinery in Southern Minnesota, you
have only to step into Mrs. n. c. McMl-
Inns store, in McClellan's block. Mrs.
she secured the finest assortment Of spring
and summer goods that can be found out
side of the largest cities; and at prices
that must please all who wish to pur-
chase. 90 and see for yourselves.
Miss Abbie Schellenger retires from
her position in our public school with the
close Of this week. III health necessi-
tates the immediate change, and we are
very sorry she was unable to finish the
term. Miss Schellenger has been con-
stantly improving in her work, and her
pupils and their parents regret to have
her leave the school. We are, however,
gratified to learn that Miss Gertic Ellis
will take her place until the close of the
present term.
The little three year old son of Ed.
Dalager, of the firm Dalager Bros. of this
city, met with serious accident last week.
The child was at play with some little
mates who lifted him upon barrel, which
was upon cart, and were going to
give him ride He fell from the barrel
breaking his arm below the elbow joint,
and putting the elbow out of joint, also.
Dr.'s Gibson and Squires were called and
the little fellow is reported to be doing as
well as could be expected.
The position of Assistant Principal,
at St. Peter, at salary of $75 per month,
has been offered Miss Jean Sherwood,
who occupies the same position in our
public school. We shall be sorry indeed,
should Miss Sherwood decide to leave
Austin, and we certainly hope some salts
factory Arrangement may be made
whereby she may think it best to remain,
as it will, in the opinion of her associate
teachers and the patrons of the school, be
difficult matter to find teacher to fill
her place.
Hon. Eugene Crane, of Austin, Mimi,
is in the city in interest of the Northern
Pacific Company, concerning their lots,
and will probably remain here several
weeks. Mr.. Crane is not only a lawyer of
some repute, but is also frst-class civil
engineer, and has been in the employ of
the Northern Pacific fora number of years.
We knew Mr.. c. in our school boy days,
and it was an agreeable surprise to have
him walk into our Office Monday. His
general office is in St. Paul.-tSuperior
Inter-Ocean, Maya.
Teachers meeting at Austin, Satur-
day, May Goth, at P. NJ:
Discussion on the Use of the Infinitiye.
W. T. Dudley.
How to Make History Recitation Inter
esting, Una Roberts.
Solution Of the Square Root, J. E.
Robinson.
Grube's Method in Numbers, A. w.
Rankin.
How to Get Better Attendance at the
Teachers Association, Emma Smith
Primary Oral Grammar, Mary E. Long.
Select Reading, Alice Shultes.
Encouragements in Teachers Work,
Hattie B. Cresscy
General Lessons for Little Ones, Ella
Chandler.
We wish to congratulate the Austin
boys on their victory last Saturday even
ing over the Albert Lea Debating Society,"
The Chinese must go. Rev. H. Frank
Messrs. W. E. Todd and c. O. Barnes, all
of Albert Lea, were the judges, and
unanimously awarded our boys the vic
tory. The Bon.am; Debating Society has
been of great benefit to the young men
who have taken part in it's programs.
Messrs. W. E. Richardson, J. D. Sheedy,
Frank Richards and E. G. Lambert, have
done honor to themselves and to the
society which they represe nted. We UNI
derstand that the Albert Lea society en-
tertained them handsomely, and-the de-
bate was given before large and cour-
teous audience.
There is some talk Of organizing an
Oratorical Association for Southern Min
nesota. We do think that such an Or
ganization would be of great benefit to
the young men in our towns, and we hope
members of the different literary societies
will take hold of the matter and perfect
the organization at once. We like to see
our young men interested in intellectual
advancement, and we must say we think
the f1ourishing, we'll conducted literary
society of Austin speaks far better for
our community, and far better for our
young, men than dancing schools or dane
ing clubs, and will bring far better re-
turns for the time occupied. We are
proud of our Bon ami society and of its
members throughout, and we wish it
abundant success.
| We had the pleasure of witnessing the
marriage ceremony of our esteemed friend,
"A. D. Harris, yesterday morning. MIR.
Harris was married to Miss Ida G. Hide
brand, at the Mansfield House, by the
Rev. L. Fl. Moses of Rose Creek. Mr.
Harris is station agent and postmaster of
Adams, and his bride a resident of the
same place.
We congratulate our friend upon having
won bride whom we believe is every
way worthy, and the bride upon
having accepted the love and heart
of man who possesses so many
noble, generous and manly qualities
as does Sir Knight Arthur D. Harris. Mr..
Harris and bride left on the noon train
for St. Paul. May their honeymoon be
without an eclipse, and their united lives
frightened and purified by the sunshine
of welded love.
THE BUILDING BooM-The contra ct
for building w. A. Richardson's house