Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-10
School again In session.

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The days lengthen and the cold doe
not let up.
Mrs. Boiler is absent at Greene, Iowa
on business.
Young twin girls at Ethan r. Earl
in Oakland.
Our bitterest enemies are those per
sons who have injured us.
The Red Wing Aduance says that cit.
is ''fairly alive with dead hogs"
Little girls wear wide collars of plus1
finished with lose or plated ribbons.
MIR. and Mrs. L. NJ. ODER have beel
visiting in Spring Valley and Preston.
The one beauty about "sauerkraut
is the more she spells the better she is.
Miss Ella B. Lathrop spent part o
last week visiting friends in Rochester
Bows of colored plush or velvet ar
now tied around the throat instead of lace
-Nordahl Solner is down from Moor
head on a visit to his numerous friends il
Austin.
Bert Vaughan, of Lansing. has beer
clerking in Dorr & Wold's during tn
holidays.
Il. NJ. ODER had very sick horse las
week. DR.. Kennedy Strengthened it on
very soon.
The Methodists will give soapbub
bic sociable next week Wednesday. a
Mrs. J. F. Andrews.
Preaching at the r. r. Mission chapc
next Sunday morning and evening at tn
usual hours of service.
1T is considered extremely bad tast
for a gentleman to prefix the 'Mr." to
calling or business card.
Prank Farmer was in town last week
and combined little cordial hand shak
ing among friends, with business.
Miss Gertie Truesdell, of Sabula
Iowa, arrived in Austin last Wednesday
and is the guest of her cousin, Caller
Truesdell.
Services in the Universalist church
next Sunday, morning and evening. The
subject in the evening will be, "A second
Probation.
The lady who wished to sell her piano
being about to go to Europe with carved
legs, still lives, but the man who wrote the
item is dead.
C. S. Hildahl has been quite i'll fol
several days. The press Of work crowd
ing him, makes him impatient for re-
turn OF health.
Joseph Schwan is offering special in
ducements on certain lines of goods.
Read his advertisement in to-days' paper,
and call on him.
-Supt. Belden has been on the road
visiting schools constantly since Dec. 1st.
This week he has gone over into Racine
and Pleasant Valley.
My wife is too old and uninteresting
for me, wrote saloon keeper of Cleve-
land-and then he killed his-self. Sensi-
BILE act for the poor unfortunate.
Every busy day in town you will find
the old well Davidson House run
ming over with customers They do say
it is the best dollar a-day house in the
city.
Joseph Adams, w. NJ. of Fidelity
Lodge. and W. T. Wilkin Grand Lodge
officer are in attendance upon the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge now in session at St.
Paul.
The Rochester Post says Rev. Lath-
rop delivered fine temperance lecture in
the brick church at Pleasant Grove re-
Gently. This Rev. is a brother of our
Lathrop.
Peter Zeller is now employed by Hen
ry Jacobs in his custom department. Mr..
Jacobs is working up fine custom bust
ness, having eight hands in his employ
the most of the time.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Relief Society will meet with Mrs. C. H.
Davidson to-day. We hope every lady
in Austin who is interested in the poor of
our city will be in attendance
DIR. Wheat and wife may return to
their home in Austin to reside again in
the spring. We think they rather pine
for their friends in Austin. We shall all
be glad to have them come back.
Miss Matte Grant, of Madison, Dako-
ia, niece of Mrs. DR.. Squircs, has come to
Austin to spend the remainder Of the win
ter, and avail herself of the excellent
of Austin's public school.
1t is very good thing to "wish that
A friend might hold the keys of heaven to
let us in," but perhaps it W ould be just
as practical to wish he had the keys of
that other place that no might let us out
Miss Ella Lathrop, for the past five
years teacher in the public schools of
Red Wing, spent Christmas and New
Years in Austin with her parents. She
returned to her school duties last Thurs
day.
ID SaAN uAdluOuUS uCRCE
be washed with soap and water. We
never thought of committing such an
egrigrious blunder, and we give our word
Of honor soap or water has never touched
ours.
Annual election of officers of the
Board of Trade last week Tuesday even
ing resulted as follows: D. B. Smith
President, F. P. Mcbride Vice President,
81. O. Basford Secretary, c. L. West
Treasurer
A good friend of the young readers
of the TRANSCRIPT tells about the Hood
[um Wagon" this week, and it is written es-
pecially for the young people. How
many of them can make correct guess
as to the author?
Oscar Ayers is Chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners. 1t is
we'll He will make a GOOD ono. and II 10