Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-08-02
LOCAL NEWS TRANSCRIBED.

LOCAL NEWS TRANSCRIBED.
This is circus day.
Capt. Sherwin and wife are in the
city.
1t is not brave to hate. It is brave to
forgive.
Preaching at the Baptist church next
Sunday.
Mrs. Garfield is at Mentor for the
summer.
"A. J. Studeman's boy arrived satur-
day evening.
The men now wear low shoes and
fancy stockings. -.
Sunday was day of rest. 1t rained
all day, you know.
w. A. Richardson has been quite sue.
cessful fishing of late.
Heat is supreme in New York city.
Mercury 900 in the shade.
w. ]. Schwan took in the sights OF
St. Paul over the Sabbath.
1T is eight years this month since
Charlie Ross was abducted.
There is most too many strange
loafers, or tramps, about town.
Prairie chickens are ripening fast,
and they appear to be numerous.
Mrs. J. F. Andrews is entertaining q
sister from Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
Miss Addie, daughter of J. F. Cook,
is spending the present week in St. Paul.
Remember, there will be preaching
service at the Baptist church next Sun
day.
Miss Nellie Engle returned Monday
from Albert Lea where she has been visi
ting.
Forget all the injuries done to you il
possible. It is better than to harbo,
them.
"A rainy Sunday all day was the pro.
gram filled out for the Austin people July
3Oth.
-Dettelbach Brothers leave Friday
for Chicago and New York to purchase
goods.
j. A. Pierce has been quite ill with
some sort of malarial fever He is able
to be out again.
Miss Julia Meigs, of Summertown,
Tenn, is visiting friends and school
mates in the city.
-MARR1ED.-Joseph Gotta to Mrs
Flora Dunlap, Sunday, at 10 a. M, by
N. K. Noble, Esq.
Mrs. F. A. Engle's father, N. P. Tut
tie, returned to his home in Netawaka
Kansas, last week.
"A. w. Mcmillan is building a kitchen
addition to the Donaldson house which
he has recently purchased.
Fishing parties, pic-nics, moonlight
walks, boat rides, come along now a. day:
with monotonous frequency.
Abe Dettelbach will open a large
clothing house at Brainerd upon his i'm
mediate return from the east.
Frank Hall, of the Railway House il
| this city, we learn, has purchased The
Railway House at Albert Lea.
Charles Mccarthy from Mower coun
ty, died at the Insane Hospital, a
Rochester, Mimi, July 18th, 1882.
Mrs. G. W. Edwards, and daughter
| Miss Clara, are visiting relatives ant
friends IN Spring Valley and Chattield.
Miss Kate Wilcox has resumed he
vacation again, and will spend few day
at her former home, Charles City, Iowa
The Lutheran church has donned 1
very tasteful new dress of paint, which i
very becoming The church looks well
"A boy fell into a we'll fifty feet deep
at Columbus, Ca, was unhurt, but said h
felt lawful funny going down." W.
shouldn't wonder.
"A. W. Mcmillan has purchased O
John briggs, Jr., of Bonair, Iowa, tn
corner lot adjoining his new home on tn
east. Consideration, 800.
If our ladies wish to see samples O
the work done by Mrs. Holway's pupils i
painting, they can do so by calling at he
art rooms, over Hall s. Vests.
"A St. Louis yout h committed suicid
the morning he was to be married. MAJ
rage is dangerous, but we did not sup
pose it would fri ghten fellow like tina
The Gloves" are not doves any more
but home missionaries" They are t.
be entertained by Mrs. Oscar Ayers thi
afternoon, and delightful visit is antici
pated.
Mrs. w. T. Vaudeville enjoyed th
pleasures and benefits derived from fe,
days sojourn at Clear Lake. She remain
ed over Sunday returning the early PAL
of the week.
1t is singular fact that Mrs. Lincoll
died IN the same house and within te
feet of the spot where she stood Novembe
2, 1912, and was married to Abraham
Lincoln.-Er.
Butter beans from the garden of
A. Mayor helped out our Sunday Dime
remarkably. They were the finest "
have seen this season, and accept GU
tina nks for the same.
10 tons of anthracite have been pr
into the coal bins of the high schoc
building. We understand our schoo
board have secured the very best qualit
and secured it at a bargain.
"A Georgia pig was sun-struck las
week. The pig was Berkshire, in fin
order, and died from the effect. w
must all be very careful and wear sponge
and cabbage-leaves in our hats.
The Sabbath school at the Chapel,
the third ward, RECALLED themselves with
picnic on the Creamery grounds last FIR
day. The school is fourishing, and W
believe doing good and effectual work.