Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-07-26


through life may be long and pleasant.
Mrs. D. A. Lord, milliner. was visit
ing relatives last week in Owatonna and
Medford. A little recreation for those
who are always at work is special pleas
ure.
Our merchants are doing special
business now days closing out their sum-
mer goods preparatory to getting in fall
stocks. Read Hall & Vests announce
ment.
1T is about time now to begin to Dor
row your neighbours children, for you
will want to take them to see the "ani-
mails" at the Inter Ocean. circus that is
coming.
BENZ. Mason is building good barn
on the Vaudeville property. When Benz.
IS through with his improvements, this
property will be one of the most valuable
in town.
Coles show seems to be following
the Inter Ocean," which exhibits at
Winona July 24th and Austin August I'd.
Coles show advertises to appear at Win
ona August %.
If thine enemy hunger give him food,
if he thirst give him drink. if he wants to
borrow, loan, and by so doing heap Goals
OF fire on his head, that he may go away
and be ashamed of himself.
Edwin Brownsill has left us a sample
of beautiful salt taken from a salt well
about 1900 feet deep at Manistee, Mich.
1t is of extra quality, and the well is a
mine of wealth for its owners.
-Deakin's Lilliputian Company met at
Jones Hall Monday evening, and delight
ed fair audience This entertainment
is big one, for the size of the perform
ers, and gave entire satisfaction.
Mrs. W. H. Bullock has been serious
ly ill for two or three weeks with pleura-
pneumonia. She seems to her friends to
be improving, but is still weak and her
regaining of health seems very slow.
Frank, little son of D. B. Smith, is
now entertaining three young ferrets sent
to him by a cousin in Michigan, they COM
ing by express. These little fellows
always have a growing appetite for the
juicy rat
The Inter Ocean" have three bill
boards. One large one on the vacant
grounds corner of Main and Mill streets,
smaller one south of the Fleck House,
and one at the east end of Water street
near the depot.
DIR. J. w. Warner of New York City,
brother of Mrs. r. A. Barnes and Herman
Warner, made us ON. Monday the kind of
business call editors enjoy. He is pleased
with the west, and enjoys the luxury of
our cool nights.
Andy Book smiled upon the TRAN
SCRIPT office and his Austin friends Mon
day. He was going to Clear Lake for a
short vacation. Andy is one of the
''steady workers" and if anybody de-
serves Il rest now and then, he does.
The Congregational Sabbath school
will meet next Sunday at the residence of
Superintendent H. w. Page. Should the
day be pleasant the services will be in the
door-yard. 1t is his request that all the
school be present so far as practicable.
DOG LosT.-A chicken dog, pointer,
color yellow. Was missed the 4th of
July. Was licensed, with my name and
No. Sc on the collar A liberal reward
will be paid for information which will
lead to his recovery. s. G. OLSON
THE fact is not White man visited
Frankfort, Racine or Grand Meadow
town." Basford has forgotten that he
himself was at Grand Meadow, and that
he published the fact in his own paper
two or three weeks ago.
1.-THE Register too, has stood solid
against nunnell from the start" Please
give us the date of the "start." If our
memory serves us right it is about the
time the TRANSCRIPT man got the Post
office and the Register man didn't.
ALI persons wishing to avail them
selves of a good opportunity for study
ing art, will do we'll to call upon Mrs.
Holway. Terms, so cents per lesson, or
$1Oper term of "a lessons, to be paid at
the close of first half of the term.
Miss Kate Wilcox is taking short
vacation from her arduous duties in
Uncle Sans service at the Post office,
and anticipates delightful visit mean
time at Clear Lake. She will attend the
Sabbath School Convention which will be
in session over the Sabbath.
Miss Adella, daughter of Mr..
J. s. Anderson of this city, is visiting
at grandpa McWhorter's in New Lisbon,
Wis. She will remain there few
weeks, then 60 to Madison to visit her
aunt Mrs. A. 0. Wright, returning in
time for the beginning of school.
We are very sorry to learn Of the
change in residence soon to be made by
the family of H. B. Ball. They expect
to leave our city about the first of August
for home in Sterling, Ill. Mr.. Ball
seems to be gaining in health, and as his
route is in Illinois, they will 60 to him,
and Austin loses good family.
Rev. Spafford received telegram
Friday evening from the relatives of Mrs.
Spafford where she is now visiting in the
east, that she had been attacked with
hemorrhage of the lungs. Mr.. Spafford
took the first train going east and their
friends in this city anxiously await en-.
couraging news in regard to her condition
Mrs. B. F., Morgan has recently pur
chased two dwelling houses on Waite,
street owned by Mrs. H. A. Mayhem. D.
NJ. Thompson is now occupying one Of
them and Mrs. Mary Truesdell the other
Both are comfortable dwellings and de-
sirably located.
That "Spring Dale Creamery" butter
Why, it is as fragrant as the breath of
morning. and sweet as dew distilled. We