Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-05-30

has been quite i'll for the past week.
Judge w. II. Crandall of Owatonna,
was visiting his Austin friends last week.
e. Schleuder spent last Sunday in
Albert Lea with his brother residing there.
IN. K. Noble and family are now oc
cupying part of E. j. Phillips residence.
Get ready for the Fourth. Let Austin
have rousins old fashioned celebration.
A fine yoke of young oxen for sale.
Enquire of Geo. W. Clough, Austin,
Mimi.
Another invoice of base ball supplies
just received at Leslie's. Call and exa-
mine.
Another saloon. Fred !Rolph will
start saloon in Zeller's building in few
days.
MIR. and Mrs Chris Hall occupy the
residence next door south of P. B. Bas-
ford's.
Il will sell an almost new upright
piano at a bargain. Inquire of A. w.
Rankin.
Geo. VanCamp has moved into the
brick residence formerly occupied by n.
K. Noble.
The Austin Union Band have ordered
their uniforms. There is no mistake
about this.
With good weather the brick work on
the new courthouse will be finished inside
of ten days.
The Strawberry short-cakc has again
assumed proportions. We were on our
fourth to. day.
Only to-day and to- morrow before the
10 per cent. penalty attaches to unpaid
real estate taxes.
Miss Flora Hay is visiting in Min
neapolis. Expects to return the latter
part of the week.
new style of Ladies' Kid Lace Shoes Just
received, at Schwan's.
Miss Eliza Hart has returned to Aus
tin from St. Paul, where she has been
spending several weeks.
Mrs. Fl. O. Basford and little ones
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Miller, and
other friends in Winona.
Edwin French has Joined the grand
army of guerillas. He is travelling for a
Minneapolis lumber firm.
POPULAR SPECIALs.-A nice line of
the new style of Ladies' Kid Lace Shoes,
just received, at Schwans.
To RENr.-The lower part of Mrs. r.
JacobsOn's house. Inquire of KAISER &
Quincy, or Judge o. Allen.
"A visit from schoolmates last Satur-
day was surprise for Miss Matte Ellis
upon her sixteenth birthday.
"A bran new Singer sewing machine,
never been used, for sale. Terms, $50 in
cash. Enquire at this office.
Miss Eva Angel, of Sun Prairie, Wis,
sisters child of Oscar Ayers, is visiting in
Austin, the guest of relatives.
You will find the finest assortment of
fruit at Leslies. Apples, cocoanuts, pine
apples bananas, dates, figs, &c.
-"Cal" Taylor has a supply of the
famous Imported Ginger Ale A delight
full and healthy summer beverage.
Mrs. George Fish is visiting her sis
tiers in St. Paul for few weeks, while
her husband is absent in Montana.
-Johan Wold-we have good mind to
tell you all about it. He is a very happy
man, and has greater expectations.
Benz. Mason has been at home the
greater part of the past week entertaining
a carbuncle on the back of his neck.
The musical association are doing
the practicing for their concert in Jones
hall. They will give us a good concert
Prof. Andrews Second regiment band
uniforms will have to conform to military
regulations. They will be ordered soon.
The young ladies of the Baptist
church cleared $32 at their strawberry
festival last Friday evening. Very good.
Married, on the % inst, at Austin,
by Rev. c. E. Wright, w. E. Kicker and
Miss Nellie G. Vaughan, both of Lansing.
Look out for pork packing house in
Austin next season. The right men
have it in mind, and it is almost sure
thing
| DIR. Hollister, revenue inspector, re-
turned from Iowa last Saturday. He will
remain in town few days waiting for
instructions.
-MARR1ED.-May Esd, by Rev. A.
Morse, at the residence of G. H. Van
Camp, Mr.. Perry L. Reynolds, and Mrs.
Nancy Brown.
! David Smith is resting and trying to
| gain little much needed extra strength
with relatives at Red Wing. We hope
ne may succeed.
Mrs. C. J. Short is enjoying the an
ticipation of a somewhat extended visit
soon from her daughter, Mrs. Kate Lee,
of Fort Scott, Kansas,
Sea Side, Lovell's, Harper's and the
Brookside libraries. Piano forte, organ,
violin, cornet and vocal music, 5 and 10
cents sheet. at Leslie's.
Rev. Stanley entertained crowded
house at the Union meeting at the Con-
gregational church Sunday evening. II
was memorial service.
| Wheat is said to be doing we'll in
Mower county. it is of good color and
reasonably thick, q little backward on
account of the wet weather.
Henry Rogers Post, G.. A. r., Of
Brownsville, will duly observe to-day
Decoration Day. Rev. E. r. Lathrop
of this city, delivers the Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs Matt Miles are now
pleasantly located for house keeping in
the second story of Park Place The
rooms are large and very desirable.
Ladies can get hats for 16 cents to
Bis, by going to Mrs. Hildahl's, and Sc
lecting from her fine stock of millinery
located at Willard's dry goods store.
The editor Of the TRANscR1Pr and
John Walsh, left Austin yesterday moor
for Chicago. They will attend the Ma
tional Exposition Of Railway Appliances
Two scissors grinders, two organ
grinders. and Basford's steam engine, wer.
rather more than We could manage las
week. Most too mqoA racket, you know
Mr.. r. B. Askew, late Assistant Post
master at Baltimore, said some time ago
Having had occasion to try DR.. Bull'
Cough Syrup. I unhesitat ingly pronounce
It the hest remedy I have eyer used,
small bottle relieved me Of Q severe cold