Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-09-06
City News, Notes and Comments.
Stacking is done.
And plowing's begun. ;

And plowings begun.
Mrs. Matt Miles is visiting this week
in Green Bay, Wis. /.
F. King and wife have gone to
Chicago to attend the exposition.
Mrs. D. Banks of Owatonna. was in
the city two or three days last week.
Mrs. Chas. West has gone to Delevan,
Wis, to recreate for three or four weeks
Please read the excellent new ad
vertisment of Cheap Charley in this issue
Hon. j. D. Allen was in town Friday
and he made us one of his happy flying
visits.
The Board of Education, at their las
meeting, appropriated $40 for the hlgi
school library.
Miss Eva Fenton left Austin last Fri
day for another years work in the Min
neapolis schools.
The Rochester Post has the name RICH
George r. Martin. So it is surely ou
George. Good enough.
-Halfred Oleson went to Madison
Wis. yesterday, in order to study painting
and drawing under Prof. Stewart.
MIR. and Mrs. D. B. Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Ayres went Tuesdey owe
land to Rochester to take in the state fair
"A. G. Deller, a brother-in-law of Her
man CUM, from Mineral Point, Wis.
made US a very pleasant call last weel
Tuesday.
-Winona has broom brigade.-Er.
So has Austin, and the brigade uses tn
brooms every morning in the parlors ant
kitchens.
AT no time during the summer ha
eggs been lower than shilling dozen
while most of the time they have sold TO
fifteen cents.
MIR. Levy and sister, of Oskaloosa
Iowa, were the guests of Leon Dettel
bach last Monday. They were on thei
way to the fair.
The Mankato Reuieao states that Sen
ator Officer was in that city last weel
contracting for 100 cords of stone for thu
new paper mill.
Mrs. Jas. Webb, in company will
her husband, went to st. Paul yesterday
morning to run around the twin cities
and 60 to the fair.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Griswold an6
Miss Celia Piper are spending the weel
with Miss Piper's sister, Mrs. James No
BILE, in Minneapolis.
&C. o. Rose, who runs Olson & Malm
berg's farm in Nevada, was in town last
Thursday, and called in and subscribed
for the TRANSCRIPT.
The advent of September introduces
US again to the delicious oyster. The
oyster is palatable in any month havin
the letter in its name.
Rev. s. G.. Lowry, for so many years
a resident of Oakland, Freeborn county,
has moved into town to live with Mrs. W.
NJ. Catherwood, his daughter.
Mrs. Catherwood favored US with a
handsome bouquet last week. We were
pleased with the flowers, but more SO
with her kind remembrance of US.
Capt. W. II. Sutton and wife will 60
East next week to spend the winter.
Their residence will be occupied by A. H.
Loucks until their return in the spring.
The Owatonna train will run to and
from Austin during the Minneapolis fair.
Leave Austin at 5 a. m. Arrive at II 80
p. m. G. H. COLEMAN, Agent.
After two weeks of very warm wea-
ther we are refreshed by cool wave
from the north. Light underclothing
and annoying colds are now in order.
IS. D. Catherwood, Familiarity known
as 'tDoak" Catherwood, returned to the
University of Minnesota yesterday. This
year completes his course in that institu.
ton.
"A. V. Ellis will spend this week al
the fairs in Rochester and Minneapolis
Mr.. Ellis goes this year as gentleman Of
leisure and not as an exhibitor of the
popular Holstein stock.
Jacobs is now prepared to make you
nice fall or winter suit. He has full
line of fine cloths, and shop equipped
for all kinds of first-class tailoring Call
and see him and his goods.
Mrs. Genevieve Hawley, sister OF
Mrs. J. NJ. Sterling, of Austin, went to
McGregor last Friday. She will hold the
position of principal in the high school
there during the ensuing year.
Miss Emma Nelson, one of Austin's
genial, popular young ladies, started last
Friday fol, DEBORAH, and other cities far
Their east. May she have pleasant visit,
for her industry entities her to it.
w. E. Barnes, of Rockford, Ill.,, and
VIM. Baker, of Waltham, in this county,
called on US Saturday. Mr.: Barnes
thinks Of buying farm in the vicinity OF
Brownsville if he can find q good bar.
gain.
r. I. Crane will not move into the
house formerly occupied by II. B. Ball,
until next spring. In the meantime he
will have charge of the residence of BENZ.
Mason until the 1atters return from
Florida. - -
The last congress helped out the mail
agents some. Under the new law they are
designated as Railway Postal Clerks, and
Clerks Geo. Baird and Matt Miles are re-
joicing in an increase of salary of 500
per year each. .s.. r .-2::....s -
Calvin Decker took the train Monday
for Mortified. He enters the Freshman
class this year and promises himself a
hard years work. He'll get it, if the col
lege maintains its reputation for thorough
courses Of study. Ss....' s; 4
What's the use Of an editor having a
garden1 None at all when he has such
% D. B. Johnson who gives
him generous supply Of sweet corn for
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