Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-01-11
rRANsCRIJsTIONS.
Mother Shipton miscalculated.


Did yau urn over that new Ieaf'
Whoever saw such perfect weather in
any state?
We rise 10 remark ,ha, this Is very
remarkable winter.
The union prayer meetings were very
well sustained last week.
Miss Celia Piper is fast recovering
from quite n serious illness.
| Mrs. A. H. Loucks has just recovered
from serious attack OF quinsy.
/ H. II. Kent started Monday for Ohio
to see his father, who is very i'll.
TIE familiar form of E P. VauValk~
enburgh Is again seen upo3 our Streets
LUCK out for low prices in lumber.
F. Crane has taken to the Wisconsin
woods.
Waller Hines left last week for New
York, on visit TO his old friends and
relatives.
JOHN Osborn of Cedar City, lost a
little seven-year old girl Monday OF
Idiph,heria.
Ben Mason is busy making garden
AT Day,ona, Florida. Send us some early
peas, old friend.
! Mrs. C. w. Austin anticipates q visit
| to Austin so0n. and scores of friends will
gladly welcome her.
| Mr.. Andrew Dalager, Of the firm OF
Dalager Brothers, IS now the delighted
PARENT Of baby girl.
Friend Bulls, of the Davidson
House, is to get up the supper for the
masqueradcrs on the 26lh.
--Robcr, Ma,hes, Of This city, has been
quite il: for some time, and his friends
fear that he may not recover.
We have communication from
Rose Creek which We cannot publish, as
no name accompanies the MS.
Jennie Crandell and Ida Smith return.
ed To the Owa,onna Baptist Academy,
Jan. Sd, after weeks visit at home.
Miss E. j. Ware, one Of the State Uni
versity students, is teaching at Browns
dale. She is sister of Mrs. J. NJ. Wei
ser.
DIR. Clemmer, Of Cresco, of the firm
Of C.emmer & Pcoler, Of this city, cas-,
his good looking shadow on the streets
of Austin, las: week.
! Gospel meetings are being held every
evening of this week at the railroad mis-.
sion chapel, conducted by Mr.. Sul'zer, a
Sunday school missionary.
Leonard French, of St. Panl, now
smiles upon a young son. Should the
lad prove to be "ch'p Of the old block
he will have plenty of friends.
| -Rober, jacobson, formerly OF Austin,
while IL, churcI, ia St. Paul, o" recent
Sunday, had $l5 in money stolen from
his trunk at his boarding house.
| Brothers W. T. wilkins and C. l..
West left for 81, Paul Monday to attend
the annual session of the Masonic Grand
Lodge which convened yesterday.
&C. NJ. F.rnald returned from his some.
! what extended Trip south and east last
Saturday. That mammoth furniture
house has secn'e'i lonely without c. NJ.
Hon. G. F. Greening and wife of
Grand Meadow, and ". B. Nilsson and
wife of Taopi, were in the city last
Wednesday. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b.
Smith.
We take pleasure in publishing else
where Mr.. Bigelow's admirable address
in honor Of the late Or. Sec. J. L. Ridge.
| ", for mary years distinguished Odd
Fellow.
The diph'heria is raging at Lyle.
L. W. Sherman has lost two children dur
ing the pas, week. and we understand
himself and wife are Frustrated with the
disease.
The r. r. Co. are at last putting In
the long romised VS. at Ramsey. 1t IS
rumore'l ,ha, this Is preliminary to run
ming the 8. n. passenger trains to Austin
for dinner.
j. s. Fu:tney has purchased the prop
erty recently owned by Charlie Miller on
Water street The place is better known
as the Graham property. and was sold to
Mr.. Furtney for $500.
e. Bassctt Of Udolpho, went TO sou'h-
east Michigan last month 10 help cele-
tra,e The 93d birthday Of his mother
who is living :here The aged mother
has six children now living.
Tip" Bullock left town Yesterday for
a trip 20 the far west. He is on tour of
investigation, and will visit Miles City,
Montana, before his return. We wish
him pleasant and safe journey.
| Out of Difference 10 the feelings Of
those whose good opinion / value, ! tnke
this opportunity, while there is yet time,
10 withdraw my name as one Of the man
ayers of the dancing GLASS;"
| WILLARD LESLIE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney Woodland. OF
Wells, are in the city, the guests Of Mrs
B. F. Morgan. Mrs. Woodlands friends
are enjoying this visit with their old
friend, Maggie.
"A young ladies' missionary society has
been started IN the Baptist church, with
the following officers: President-Jcnr
&. Sher wood; V. observation-disclosures XII
ser; Secretary-Mary Cowan; TREASURED
Kate Crandell.
i 20. w. Shaw has been caned recently
and F. A. Richardson was master Of cere
monies. The cnne was made from ban
,ster from the old HAncnck house in Bos
ton, and was originally intended TO
Abraham Lincoln.
s.. Sweningsen will remove Iii
stock Of boots, and shoes into Jas. 7'rues
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