Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-07
TRANSCRIPTIONS.
York cider at Leslic's.

III Lylc
California grapes, figs, and oranges
ut Lcslic's.
John Lathrop and his sister. Ida, are
visiting in kasson.
Mr. G. l.. Case was over to Chattield
few days last week.
Charles /. johnson has been suffering
with quinsy the past week.
Mrs. Geo. Hay was over to Rochcs.
ter last week for Il few days.
Miss Ida Smith is entertaining some
young lady friends from Owatonna.
Mrs. S. B. Woodsum is visiting with
her friends and relatives III Chattield.
Emma Wells Comic Opera Co. at
Jones hall this "Wednesday evening.
Miss Mabel Patterson has accepted the
position of organistin the Baptist church.
The finest and best goods in the
market ut Swcningscn u JohnsOns boot
and shoe store.
Miss Birdie Vaudeville entertained Il
pleasant company of young friends last
Wednesday evening.
The witches were out last Wednesday
night for sure, but we have heard OF no
special harm being done.
Mrs. C.. D. Bclden and Johnnie have
been visiting at Yankton, Oak, since Oct.
s. They returned last Friday.
Mrs. Florence Holway will be in
Usage until the holidays when she prOmi-
SEES to return to Austin for a few days.
And still another case of that Wau
kesha mineral water just received ut Les
lies. He sells it by the glass or bottle.
Miss Packard has changed her board
ing place from the Windsor House to Mrs.
c. J. SHORTS, so as to be nearer the school
building.
j. c. Kaiser was confined to the house
by sickness, Sunday and Monday, Oct.
% and 20. He is once more about his
business.
Mrs. S. Little, of Cedar City, has
moved to Austin, to spend the winter.
Her niece, Miss Una Roberts, will board
with her.
See advertisement of the ''Multum-in
Parvo Adjustable Folding Work Table" "
1t is good thing, and justly popular with
the ladies.
In Austin, Mimi, Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 81, at the residence Of the brides
parents, by Rev. w. E. Stanley. Ira Pad
den and Mira Streeter.
The time of issuing the TRANSCRIPT
this week was put over one day, so as to
give our readers an opportunity Of getting
the latest election news.
Our public school is increasing its
numbers. Five hundred and one scholars
are now enrolled. We also have two
private Catholic schools in the city.
Thirty or forty people in this vicinity
advanced fees on the Southern Mime
sofa land scheme which Mr.. Kellar of AL
bert Lea is representing ut Washington.
The streams are getting so dry in
Florida that the alligators are roosting
dentally heard. But don't tell B. Mason.
Henry Roberts, of this city, last Fri
day had a brother and sister arrive from
Walpole, St. Peters, England This is
their first visit to America. We wish
| them pleasant visit.
On account of the resignation of young
Martin, Congressman White has an
nounced a competitive examination for
applicants for the place. to be held at
Rochester, Nov. Goth.
A new firm, composed of L. G.. Bas-
ford and O. c. Kunath. has started in the
poultry business in the old Park Place.
All kinds of dairy products are purchased
for the wholesale trade.
Boston w. Smith, Baptist Sunday
School Missionary for Minnesota, held a
! very interesting and earnest gospel meet
| ing for the young people at the Baptist
church Monday evening.
See advertisement Of j. H. Hulctt in
another place. He is the successor of J.
n. Bates in the wagon and carriage bust
ness he has an experience of many years,
and is very competent workman.
Farmers wishing to be successful
with sheep should guard them against ex-
posure. But if in sheltering his sheep the
farmer exposes himself, and catches cold,
he must use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
-Nor1cE-Rev. C. E. Reynolds, of
! Owatonna, is holding series of meetings
| at the r. r. Mission Chapel on the east
side of the river, services commencing ut
1880 p. m. All are invited to attend.
Thomas r. Morgan, resident of
Austin for the last two years, moved back
to his farm in Moscow Tuesday. His
daughters, Winifrcd and Mary, will
remain IN town and finish their school
year.
Are you lonely to- night, Miss Ada?"
'No Sir ! | wish I were lonelier." He
| babe her good night and went home,
took a large dose of DR.. Bulls Cough Sy
rup fearing her icy manner had given him
! a cold.
TAKE NOTICE.-The members of the
Austin Union Band are hereby requested
| to meet at band room on Thursday, No
vember 8th, at 1880 p. M, sharp, for prac-
tice. 1t is desired that every member be
present
Eta Barnes and Miss Anna Mcbride
are attending the State Normal School at
Winona. They are doing finely and are
enjoying themselves. They are good
Christian n;r1o opI xyo wish <ho,,
prosperity.
Harmon Cook, general agent for the
Singer sewing machine, has moved his
headquarters from the Park Place to Mrs.
Lord s. Hefens new millinery store,
where he will be glad to furnish Genuine
Singers at bottom prices.
! 1t is the marriage in that city last Mon
| day evening of G.. A. Roberts and Miss
Ella Chandler, both of Austin. The bride
and groom have our best wishes for
long life of unalloyed happiness.
20, the lovely Indian summer days,
how we love them, and how they take us
hack to the happy childhood's days of
| fishing, hunting and nutting, and we
| find ourselves longing with an idle long
ing that these days might last forever.
SPECIAL NoT1CE.-The next time the
grocer's boy calls and you want saleratus
or soda, order DeLands. Try it; if
| you do not say it is the best you ever
used, return it to the grocer we guar
antee satisfaction, and he will make it
good.
| IS. D. Catherwood, who left Austin
short time since, with the ide: of seeking
new location, has returned, satisfied
that here is the best place after all. Wait
until our coming boom arrives and we
will have the pleasure of welcoming many
returning prodigals.
Mrs. Boiler has received a fine new
stock of. millinery goods. The latest
styles of hats and ladies furnishing goods
of all descriptions. Her stock is large
and she requests the ladies of Austin to
call and ms pect. Remember the new To-
cation, in McClellan's block.
Warren Withers of the town OF Mar
shall, lost his little son, Johnnie. Thurs
day, aged two years, of meEbraneous