Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-06-14
LOCAL NEWS TRANSCRIBED.
Spring chickens are ripe.


woman for model?
We have jumped from buffalo over
coat right into linen pants.
The strawberry short-cake has bios
somed in all its deliciousness.
"A good man wanted to work in the
cemetery. Apply at this Office.
&C. Seebach of Dexter, is hcrding
stock. He has nearly 500 in his herd.
Superintendent Belden was visiting
schools in Nevada and LIE Roy last week.
The Old Settlers Of Leroy and vicin-
ity had booming meeting last Satur-
day.
The NJ E. Church of this city are en-
joying the passionate Of Rev. E. r. Lath-
rop.
Mrs. John Fisher is spending this
week with Mrs. w. H. Dean Of Rose
Creek.
The strawberry short-cake, done up
in cream, is the present luxury of the
table.
Miss Sarah Cook left Austin yester-
day for Mortified to attend commence
ment exercises.
Will Richardson is driving matched
team of handsome ponies recently pur
chased in Iowa.
Austin has new homeopathic physi-
cian-Dr. Thomas Philips. Office, over
churchman's store.
If we had persuasive voice, which
| would brook no denial, we would say,
cut down the weeds.
City landlords certainly can never
find home in heaven. There will be too
many children there.
Let the thermometer go up. Our
winter flannels are long past mending,
and we sigh for change.
An exchange says, 'look out 4 for
counterfeit money" Not bit of it.
We prefer the other kind.
The Austin Cornet Band prof. An
drew, Leader,) has rented Jones hall for
dance on the evening of July 18th.
Hon. H. K Volstad of Nevada, has
just purchased of Ira Jones barb wire SUI
fcient to fence 270 acres of his land
Rev. c. E. Wright will preach at the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning, to the Sabbath School children.
DO not forget the Floral picnic
sociable at the residence of c. II. David
son to-day. A cordial invitation is ex
tended
Mrs. A. O. Wright left Austin Satur
day en- route for her home in Madison,
Wis, where she expected to arrive Mon
day.
Another week of school, and the
weary teachers and scholars are antici-
pating the pleasures of a much needed
rest.
II. r. Cooper has returned from "a
trip to Dakota, where he took up a tree
| claim about Is miles from Huron, Beadle
county.
Don't forget the meeting about music
in Congregational church tonight. Every
one, whether singer or not, should be
present.
Il. A. Pierce, lawyer from Auburn,
n. Y, has recently settled in Austin.
His Office is with r. B. Wheeler, over First
National Bank.
"A St. Louis man, who, on hearing
that whiskey was good for snake-bite,
commenced tearing around the country
looking for snakes.
Any man with good health should
never ask the Lord for anything else.
He should be able to provide himself
with everything else.
-''Alice Moore Wheeler is the name
of little daughter who has taken up her
residence with Mr.. and Mrs. E. 0. Wheeler
at Auburn, New York.
! The telegraph office in this city will
hereafter be open on Sundays from to
10 A. NJ and from Alto 5P. NJ. The public
will please take due notice.
Rev. C. E. and Mrs. Wright are ex-
pecting to visit the celebrated Chatauqua
camping grounds in New York during
Mr.. Wright's summer vacation.
The Baptist sociable will meet in pic.
mic to-day in the pleasant grounds of A.
o. Hollis,er. We know the occasion will
be pleasant one for all present.
The Universalist Sociable will meet
with Mrs. L. NJ. Ober, Tuesday evening,
June Goth. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. ]. w. ELDR1DeE, Secretary.
Mrs. Florence Holway of DEBORAH,
teacher in art, will be happy to show
specimens of her work to any who will
call at her rooms at Mrs. Lyman Baird's.
AT the meeting of the General Baptist
State Convention of California, held
May 10 and ~, Rev. II. I. Parker, D. d.,
was chosen president for the coming year.
Miss Emily Eddy of Delavan, Wis,
is expected in Austin this week Friday.
She will spend her summer vacation here,
to the qualification of her sisters and num-
erous friends.
"A wide circle of warm friends will
be delighted to lear that Miss G. A. Pick
ard has recovered her health and is to re-
turn and again resume teaching in our
public school.
Mrs. F. A. Elder is expected in Aus
tin this week. She will be the guest of
her husbands sister Mrs. H. w. Elms. A
large circle Of old friends will be glad to
meet Mrs. Elder
1T is time now to take down the crop
of dandelions that are growing so luxur'
iantly about our streets, and fast going
to seed. Look out for them, and keep
your premises looking tidy.
"A. w. Mcmillan sold to J. Solner a
thoroughbred Hambletonian gelding last
Friday. 1t is five years of age and q
beauty. The price has not been made
public, but we hear it was handsome