Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-10-10


, pccted to return to Austin this week.
That carload of barb wire has arrived
at Fish Il Andrews, and will be sole
cheap.
Mabel Patterson played the organ
at the Baptist church Sundays Sept. 8, II
and 80.
The celebrated "Westminstcr" hare
coal stove is sold by Fish & Andrews
ou!y.
Attendance at the Teachers exami
nations in the county has thus far been
very light.
Hon. J. D. Farmer and wife of Spring
Valley, were in the city last week Friday
and Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan. Rolfc, of the third
ward, smile very tenderly upon their bran
new baby girl.
Rev. W. &. Stanley will preach at
Towhead's" school house next Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
j. F. Carson and S. J. Sanborn are
the delegates from Racine to Thursdays
Republican Convention.
Clinton A. Smith, of Emmettsburg,
Iowa, was in Austin last week visiting his
mother, Mrs. Julius Smith.
The Farmers Alliance will hold a
meeting next Saturday afternoon in old
court house hall, at o'clock.
Mr.. c. F. GreeninS of Grand Meadow
village, has ~ sWarms of pure Italian bees,
the finest he has ever owned.
Monday was warm summer day,
and winter tlannels would have been mo re
comfortable on some other back.
-WANTED.-A good girl for general
house-work, and a good home will be in
| Surcd. W. w. ENGLE.
-'Lat!ies and Gentlemen" Jack and
Susie call at Lcslics this evening and
feast your eyes, your hearts and homes.
-Supt. Bclden attended teachers ex
aminations at Rose Creek and Leroy last
week. This week he is at Grand Meadow.
Never mind the confusion, for lack
Of room, at J. Solners. Just walk into
his little den, and ask to be shown around.
Mr. and Mrs W. W. Noble, of St.
Paul, are in the city, enjoying a visit,
and gladdening the hearts Of old friends.
Mrs. D. H. Spicer, of St. Cloud,
Mimi, mother of Mrs. w. E. Stanley, ar
rived in Austin Thursday for two weeks
| visit.
Read the interesting sketch about
Southern Dakota, from the pen of an
Austinite who recently took trip through
that country.
If you want to lay in stock of good
potat oess for winter, drop card to Will
Stuart, Austin P o., who will deliver at
reasonable rates.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Meise, of the third
ward, are basking in the sunlight of a lit
| tie daughters presence. The girls are
ahead in the third ward.
Orders received for landscape and
decorative paintings at Mrs. Holway's
studio. Nothing more appropriate for
the coming holiday gifts.
Mrs. H. O. Basford proved herself a
| most agreeable hostess on Friday after
noon last, and the visit" was greatly
enjoyed by the guests present.
THE MARKErs.-Yesterday's quota
tons: Wheat. No. 2, TIC No. 3, &c :;
No. 4, SIC. Oats 2Oc. Barley, 25@4Oc.
Rye 40c. Timothy seed 95@$1.
Mrs. John Morrison and her two
daughters have been engaged to superin
tend the cooking department of W. H.
Anderson's restaurant in Albert Lea.
Mrs A. w. Rankin's father died Satur-
day morning, Sept. 20, at his home, Dart
ford, Wis. Mrs. Rankin will remain
few days before returning to Austin.
Rev. E. r. Lathrop has been appoint
ed to preach the centennial sermon before
the NJ. E. Conference of Minnesota, 1884.
He is returned to Austin for another year.
g. S. Hildahl, wife and baby, went
down to Cresco, Saturday evening, to
spend Sunday with Mr.. Hildahls sister
living there. They returned on Monday.
- Eugene Wood and D. 3. Smith left for
St. Paul on Monday, to represent the
Maso mic fraternity of Austin at the ses-
slons of the Grand Chapter and Council.
Court adjourned Wednesday, Sept.
26th, until Monday, Dec. Sd, when all
law cases will be disposed of. In our
issue of Sept Goth, we reported all the
jury trials.
| Miss Mabel Patterson, having awaited
herself of the opportunities afforded for
the study of art in the past year, is now
ready to give instruction or to receive or
ders for work.
u. II. Hulett has bought the building,
tools and stock, and rented the ground
! for three years, belonging to J. A. Bates,
! and will continue the business of gene
raj wagon shop.
| Right Rev. Bishop Ireland will be in
Austin, Sunday, Oct. II, to administer
the sacrament of confirmation, and will
deliver lecture in the evening. All are
invited to attend.
"A very pleasant surprise at BERTHE
Johnson's last Friday evening, gotten up
by her young friends. Miss BERTHE is
we'll worthy the esteem and friendship of
her young friends.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church, about
Is in number, called upon Mrs. E. R.
Lathrop last Saturday afternoon, present
ing her with package containing goods
for a handsome dress.
Byron Palmer still finds those who
give or sell him liquor. Who would be
so cruel as to give this poor unfortunate
boy any drink that would make him
drunkenp The TRANSCRIPT would like to
know.
Mrs. B. Mayor is in Minneapolis on
her way home. having come by the
Northern Pacific route. She is consult
few days.
The records show that Dr.-H. A.
Avery has recently purchased 240 acres
of land in London and Oakland, Freeborn
only $1,000 Cheap enough, Dr..
Mrs. Florence Holway will be in
Austin but a. short time longer. Her
Kensington painting is beautiful, and the
ladies are delighted with it. The price of
instruction is only 81. Go and, see her
specimens.
MIR. and Mrs. Fl. w. Page are expect
ed home within few days. The phys
icians express it as their opinion that Mrs.
Page will recover her health, and it is not
necessary for her to change her place of
residence. , u .
Farmers who know that tobacco
stalks are a very valuable manure, be-
cause their ashes contain a great portion
Of potash, perhaps do no know that Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup is the best cure for
coughs and colds.