Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-21
TRANSFORMATIONS.

The delightful days still continue.
DIR. Bardwell at Fleck House,
Thursday, Nov. 22d. See advertisement
H. w. Bulls will give you good meals
and cheap rates at the Davidson House.
Try him.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Holbrook will
spend the winter with relatives in Dele
van, Wis.
s.. A. Emerson, in the employ of Har
~ Patterson, rejoices this week over the
arrival of nine-pOund boy.
George White returned last week
from Candy, where he has been employed
in store for several months.
preach at the Universalist church in this
city tomorrow (Thursday) evening.
There is good prospect for Mr..
Taylor's new store being ready for occu
pancy Dec. 1st. The inside work is near
~ done.
Mrs. VIM. w. Cook, her son Fred and
daughter Minnie, of st. Paul, spent Sat-
urday, Sunday and Monday with relatives
in this place.
John Rowley and wife, of Pleasant
Valley, are visiting relatives and friends
of early days in Connecticut. We wish
them pleasant visit.
Rev. E. R. Lathrop " Il preach at
Rev. W. E. Stanley, at Towheads, Sun
day p. M, at o'clock.
IS. H. Harmon, who was injured
Wednesday last, moved into Austin, Mon
day. He is comfortable, and doing as
we'll as could be expected.
The MARKETS. Yesterdays quota
M
No. 4, 55c. Oats 21@22c. Barley, 500
4Oc. Rye &c. Timothy seed 81.
-FoUND.-A month or two ago, a
bunch of keys, in the Austin .post-oftice
Owner can have them by proving pro per
ty. =. d. DAVIDSON, +. NJ.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
w. E. Stanley preaching the sermon.
Services will begin at 1O} o'clock, a. m.
Curtis, the bright little son of w. H:
Merrick, has been confined to his bed
with fever for about three weeks. His
playmates anxiously await his recovery.
DR. Kennedy, the scientific friend of
the horse, is in town again, and we know
if these dumb creatures could speak they
would tell US of their delight at his ARR.
val.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Thurston have
recently moved to Austin and Mr.. Thurs
ton is in the employ of D. NJ. Thompson.
Mrs. Thurston and Mrs. Thompson are
sisters. :.
"A. O. HOLSTERS affairs must be
hourishing. He reports twin calves for
Nov. Is. Who says dairy business and
stock-raising are not prospecting in Mower
county?
We understand that seal-skin coats
are going out of style, and in conse-
quence, colds are increasing among the
fair sex. How fortunate there is such q
remedy as DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup!
The Springdale Creamery closed last
week for the winter. The poultry bust
ness, advantageous alike for the firm and
their customers, will be kept up, and
made specially the same as last winter.
Mrs. G. Schleuder filled her elegant
residence last Wednesday afternoon with
a large company of her lady friends, who
were delighted with the very pleasant
visit. Mrs. Schleuder is most agreeable
entertainer =. - -.. - - -
-MrsaD. A. Lord and Mrs. Hefen have
a store full of new millinery goods, which
are constantly being replenished from the
east. Old customers have found them,
and new ones are focking In. These
ladies viii be found next door to Jones,
Block. .49 81. ss@ h KS .5.gs :%s. f..5. %
DEc1MH OF Man. Nervous weakness,
dyspepsia. Impotence. Sexual depulty'