Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-05

bit of sugar in the milk, will often prove
quite an assistance in getting the. calf to
learn to drink.
Prof. Jones Of Kasson, says he has
visited forty schools this past winter, and
in none of them did he find better order
and he never heard finer rec,tations than
he heard in the public schools of this
city.
Give the children plenty Of apples
now if you can and also dried fruits
The system needs the acid and you may
ward off weeks Of sickness. Beside apples
are SAID to contain more nutrition than
potatoes.
w. T. Vaudeville sold to Pete Haley
and w. F. Sutherland six lots on Chatham
street directly north Of DR.. DORIS resi-.
dence for 1926. Both these gentlemen
contemplate building homes upon these
lots soon.
"A lady came over to Austin from
Gand Meadow last week on tue cars,
who had never before seen the inside OF
railway coach or taken ride after the
iron horse. She was much pleased with
the swift locomolion.
-PRoMoT1oN.-Mr. Nathan F. Ban
field was, on April 1st, appointed Assist
ant Cashier of the First National Bank
of this city, with power to sign aud en-
dorse drafts, SC. He will, however, act
as Teller as heretofore.
The question of a sidewalk to the
cemetery is being good deal agltated at
present. Real estate owners between the
city and cemetery we think would be
willing to do their part. We should like
to see this enterprise carried forward.
Judge u. b. johnson, has purchased
the handsome property near the city,
formerly owned by V. P. Lewis, situated
on Lansing Avenue, consisting of forty
acres of land and large brick house.
The consideration was $4,000, and we
consider it good bargain.
The Austin bands nearly blowed
themselves dry Thursday night, each band
playing thirteen pieces alternately. The
citizens very much enjoyed this airy con.
cert, and the band boys very much en-
joyed the lunch prepared by their wives,
| too.
-"April FOOLS" day was bright, balmy
and fresh as June morning; and
though we scented from afar, the breath
of the morning was fragrant with the
blossoms of spring, and we could almost
catch the perfumes of the rose in the de-
lightful balmy air.
The 10Th wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. George White was remem-
Dered by their friends last week Wednes.
day evening, who gathered about their
tireside, reminding them of the swiftly
flying years. 1t was genuine surprise,
and pleasant evening.
The wives Of the musical artists be-
longing to the "Union Band" have been
arranging and identifying their band
room, until there are fears by some it may
be too pleas ant. 1t is nicely and neatly
papered, newly car2eted, fresh curtained,
and is really pleasant and inviting room,
thanks to the ladies.
Lawrence Nugent has rented his
hotel in the Sd ward te VIM. Chambers,
and will this week move into the house
on Bridge street which he has recently
purchased of Judge johnson. The John
son property is very desirable, and Mr..
Nugent proposes fixing up the premises
considerably this summer.
Prof. Witaerell, who lec:ured on
Geology about two weeks ago, in this
city, gave our high school pupils very
foe compliment He said, that he saw
upon the black. board in the high school
room during the recitations of the natural
history class, the finest drawings he ever
saw upon any school black. board.
Samuel Dundee and Tbos. w. Conn,
of Belfast, ireland, arrived in Austin on
Friday, March Oath. They are the guests
of VIM. Cowan of Window. Mr. Dundee
will be remembered as a former resident
of Austin, and connected with the Browns
dale flax mill several years ago. He
looks as young as when we last met him.
His mother country has dealt gently with
him.
-Messrs. Richardson & Page have
purchased for the location of their
Creamery, between six and seven acres
of land, directly north of Engle's mill
and west of the old brewery, the land
running TO the river. They have q fine
flowing spring, good drainage, and will
be convenient to the depot. They will
immed lately erect thereon building
26x50, beside boiler and engine house.
Quite party of friends assisted Mr.. |
L. L. Lord in the celebration of his 72d
birthday recently. During the evenings
visit, the friends ''caned" him. much to
his surprise and pleasure. Mr.. Lord
was presented with a large type New
Testament and Psalms, and substantial
cane. All had real social time. 1t is
indeed pleasantto know, that as the years
pass on, our friends note and help TO make
these anniversaries memorable.
The following are the names of pu-
pills whose standing was 80, in term ex.
animation, for the winter term ending
March 10th, district No. 40, Window town.
ship. Whole number enrolled 81:
Julia Quincy SO, Lilly Quincy 80, Ed
die Quincy 80, Bridget Mahoney SO,
Florence Sargent IS, Bertha Hall 90,
Ella Mack 95, Andrew Mack 95, Mary
Mack 90. Minnie Smith 90, Elihu SIN it'll
"a. Frank Smith 90, Charley Sargent o.
LYLE LYNCH, Te acher.
DIR. T. L., son of W. NJ. CatherwooG
of this city, has settled in Seneca, Craw-
ford county, Wis The following from
the Soneca cnrroanondenf ~ .h> 0