Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-27
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Melvin Bacon 10 on the sick list.
Low passenger rates are no moro.

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Melvin Bacon 10 on the sick list.
Low passenger rates are no more.
New Years goods at Sleeper & Sons.
christmas, with its surprises, has gone.
-Chromos and brackets at Sleeper & Sons.
-Atlast old earth has put on coat of white.
Saturday was busy day with our merch-
ants.
Sleeper + Sons, for late styles in Library
Lamps.
We are having splendid sleighing at the
present writing.
-Overcoats at cost. Sleeper & Sons the
place to get them.
Cold weather, and lots Of snow, is the pre-.
vailing theme nowadays.
The G. A. r. will have dance at Sleeper's
hall New Years evening.
Master Charley Hunt is with Sleeper &
Sons during the holidays.
George Rolph returned week ago Satur.
day from trip to Dakota.
Mrs. Huribut was In Chicago last week, and
had her "grip.sack" stolen.
-Mrs. A. D. Brown and daughter Winnie re.
turned from Canada tho past week.
"Wednesday evening Of last week Prof.
Andrew organized 2 singing class at Sleepers'
hail.
The biggest crowd you ever saw was in
town Saturday, and our merchants had all they
could attend to.
Elder Satterlee delivered an interesting
discourse at the Congregational church aweek
ago Sunday evening.
New Years will soon be here, and don't for
get to buy nice presenter your wife or your
sweetheart of Sleeper 4 Sons.
John steen. smiling sweetly az ever, made
his appearance on our streets Friday of last
week. He halls from the west.
Under the artistic touches OF Miss Helen
Northrup the Congregational church Christ.
mas evening was decorated very nicely.
Noah Palmeter is some ON the hunt; 80 for
this winter. he has shot one deer, one wildcat
and one wolf; the wolf was very large one.
The crowd at Sleeper & Sons Beehive
Saturday was large one, and all went away
happy, with bundles of good goods, purchased
cheap.
"Wednesday evening George Foster and
Miss Libbie Campbell were made one, Rev
Chas. Beaulieu officiating ON the happy occa.
sion. May their future be happy one.
Elder Belden delivered an interesting SER
mon at Congregational church Sunday even.
ing, to very attentive audience. We hope
his sermon did good where it was needed.
New Year evening, Jan. 1st. 1883, Mrs.
Sims, at her restaurant, will give an oyster
supper for the benefit Of those wanting good
oyster stew. Aquarter Of q dollar will pay the
bill.
Mrs. Wood and children of Three Rivers,
Wis.is visiting With her brother, R. T. Glover,
and in few days will leave for Hitchcock.
D. T., where Mrs. Sophia Woodward, her sis
ter, resides.
The following officers of Lafayette Lodge
F. + A. NJ. were elected at the regular meeting
evening of the 10th: L. Kirkland W. M, O. A.
SleeperJ. W., j. F. Tompkins Secretary, Ole
Hanson Treasurer.
Mrs. Ella Thatcher presiding at the organ,
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson. Miss
Nellie Colby. and Miss Meta Triton, the meet
ings at the Congregational church are pro-
vided with good music.
"A sociable will be held at the Congrega-
tional church Friday evening, to raise money
to pay for fuel and lights, for the church, and
will dispense with ''passing the deacon's hat
around" for the nickels you have left at home.
B. F. Bacon anf Capt. A. J. Hunt are the
champion pedestrians of Mower county. The
other day they started from the Mower Coun'
ty Bank, Austin, and walked to Ramsey juno.
ton, 81 miles, in forty minutes. How is that
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