Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-08-16
LOCAL NEWS TRANSCRIBED.


day.
The QCumber is making his colicky
visits
School begins one week from next
Monday.
e. O. Wheeler, of Auburn N. Y, is
in the city.
Little Susie, daughter of L. G. Bas-
ford, is visiting her uncle in Winona.
Our harvest weather is royal indeed,
and our farmers are fast improving it.
Season for shooting prairie chickens
commences Sept. 1st and ends November
1st.
: "A new stock of hats, and big stock
of cloths, at Henry Jacobs clothing
store.
Geo. Onthank and wife, of Grinnell,
Iowa, are visiting cousin Frank A.
Ticknor
ID. Rosbach of Minneapolis, is in the
city the guest of Mrs. Hottie and daugh-
ter Laura.
1T is liquid ammunition" they take
with them in a bottle when they 60 out
after snipe.
Monday, mercury dancing way up to
96o and we meandered to the shady side
in double quick time.
That 'serenade" last week Tuesday
evening we should like to have repeated.
1t was very sweet but too short.
Read an article in another place, en-
titled "An Unlocked for Competition"
which is of interest to dairymen.
The hottest day of all the year was
Monday. Didn't we continue to wipe the
perspiration from our bald headed brow.
Mrs. L. H. Sullivan and Miss Birdie
Morrow, of Green Bay, Wis, were in the
city, last week, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Miles,
Our frail-looking friend. NJ. Majors,
left our city on the midnight train Mon
day night for St. Paul. He expects to
return.
The little lady, Lula Fernald, made
her second trip to Wells, alone, recently,
where she is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Leavitt.
Rev. T. E. Dickey and wife were in
the city last week, the guests of DR.. 0. W..
Gibson. Mr.. Dickey is now resident of
Moorhead.
Fishing parties and pic-nic-ers in
general took possession Of the Cedar last
Thursday afternoon. There were several
small parties out.
Jas. Galehouse and wife, of Danville,
ILL.,, relatives of Alex. Fleck, Mrs. D. B.
Smith, Mrs. Geo. Hay, and Mrs: Messer-
smith, are in the city.
Lyman Baird is at Delevan, Wis, for
a few days sojourn with his wife, who is
now being treated by an eminent German
physician of that place.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONs.-Will Rich
ardson is making a lengthy visit at Dele
van, Wis. We shall look into the matter
soon, unless he returns.
-Sportsmen must remember, that un-
der the law of Minnesota, they can shoot
prairie chickens only two months Of the
year, viz: September and October.
-NExr.-Jo. Schwan finds that the
boundaries of his already pleasant domain
are not sufficiently large, and fine and
quite large addition is to be added on the
west.
Milton Utley, wife and two children,
are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. J. 7.
Sargent, of this place. They come from
Alden, Iowa, and are enjoying their stay
in our city.
We see by the Madison D. T. Sentinel
that "A. H. Tuttle, formerly superinten-
dent of schools for Mower county,
Mimi" is a candidate for superintendent
of Lake county.
The Austin friends have all returned
from Clear Lake, as meeting is out" for
this year. About thirty of our Austin
people have availed themselves of its
privileges and pleasures.
Miss Zillah Hackett of Usage. who
will be remembered by many of our
citizens as giving concert in this city,
was one of the favorite singers at the
Clear Lake musical festival.
&C. n. Beiseker has the stone on the
ground for the foundation for residence
for himself on Water street. 1t will be
built east of his present residen ce which
will be utilized for wing.
-LATE.-On account of delay in re-
ceipt Of our paper this week, the TRAN
SCRIPT is one-half day behind in getting
to our city subscribers, and one day be.
hind to outside subscribers.
We understand John p Williams has
sold his little farm just south of A. O.
HOLSTERS place, to C. E. Carter. We
further understand that J. P. contem
plates removing to California.
We will write for the satisfaction OF
the timid, that usually the greatest num-
Der of severe storms during the year are
in the month of June. The next great
est number in the month of July.
Frank Hall is now the proprietor Of
the Railway House in Albert Lea. Frank
has a ':corner" on the hotel business, sure
The Hall and Winslow, of Albert Lea,
and, Railway, of Austin-all first class.
Miss Minnie Hill and Miss Mary
Skirvin of Burr Oak, Mich.,' and James
Stillman of Marshalltown, Iowa, are rel.
atives and friends of Geo. w. E. Hill, and
are visiting him at Woodbine cottage,
Lyle.
H. C. Waldacker, our busy gun:
smith, has several improved breech-load
ing shot guns, which he is selling cheap
for cash. He furnishes anything wanted
in the sportman's line. Shop ON Bridge
street.
Rev. Mr.. Spafford is expected bach
from the naat this woak with hia u;fo