Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson are an
ticipatipg pleasant visit with wife of
a brother of James, who has resided in
Portland, Oregon. twenty years. She is
expected this week.
Mrs. w. L. Hollister has again receiv
ed marching orders. This time she will
meet her husband in Harrisburg, Pa.
We wish her pleasant journey, and
delightful visit with the Dr.
"A fire started Friday noon in the
cooper shop of c.. N. Beiseker. The
alarm was given and numerous willing
hands soon extinguished the flames be-
fore much damage was done.
The best etiquette for a man IS not
to boast of his virtues 1t is also exceed
ingly inelegant to annoy society with his
cough and colds, when he can find relief
in bottle of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the NJ. E. church, Thursday, q. M,
at 1890 o'clock Sermon by Rev. W. E.
Stanley. The usual weekly prayer meet
ings will be held on this Wednesday
evening.
THE TIDE RISES !-DeLand's Chemi-
cal Baking Powder has quickly taken its
place in the very front ranks OF pure
powders. 1t has few equals and no SUI
periors II is made of Grape Cream Tar
tar and pure Bi-Carb. Soda. Nothing
else.
MIR. and Mrs Oscar Ayres elopcd last
week without the consent or advice of any
of any of their Austin friends. When last
heard from they were in Chicago. Should
they decide to return before Thanksgiving
we will forgive them for their recent
flight.
My GRANDFATHER's CLOCK" was
once very popular song, but like many
other sentimental tunes it doesn't wear
we'll. Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil will
wear it will wear away all aches, sprains,
and repay its purchaser q hundred fold
Sold by Dorr & Void.
George L., infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Hamberg, died Monday morning,
Nov. 26, aged 1 months and 8 days. Flu
neral services were held at the house
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. w. f. Stanley
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamberg have
our heartfelt sympathies in this hour of
their bereavement.
-Chas c.. Hutchinson and wife, for the
past two or three years residents Of St.
Paul, spent last week in Austin. Mr..
Hutchinson is brother of Mrs. j. l..
Davidson, of this city, and Mrs. II. is a
sister of Chief Justice J. B. Gi]fllan, of
St. Paul. They left Monday for their old
home near Morris, Ill.
Miss s. L. Stockings lecture Monday
evening on ''Oriental Empires: Civiliza
ton and Representative Men," was very
interesting. She exhibited lamp sup
posed to be 1900 years old. Next Satur
day evening, she lectures again at the
Universalist church, on Oriental Cities:
Ninevah and Babylon" Single ticket,
20 cents.
VIM Alsip is in town, and is looking
after the courthouse construction. He
will remain here for several weeks, as it
will be about January list before the
building is ready for occupancy. MIR.
Alsip has given us an honest job in the
Mower county courthouse, consequently
his friends in Austin are very numerous.
The board of examining surgeons for
pensions for the counties comprising the
First Congressional District, is now fully
made up: and consists of Drs: J. ?.
Squires, J. n. Wheat and A. Mcdonald,
ali Of this city Austin will be head
quarters for the board, and all applicants
for pensions in this Congressional Dis
trict must present themselves to this
Board for final examinations.
For hardware, stoves and tlnware.
20 to Jones old stand, where the stock is
being closed out at astonishingly low
prices. The stock of cook and heating
stoves is large andlvaried. Everythingis
marked down to bottom, as the stock
must be closed out. The genial and &C
commodating Eugene Wood presides as Of
wore, with George Ward as his trusty as
sistant. Now is ithe time. to buy your
hardware
Nav T1ME-TABLEs,-The mail day
train from St. Paul arrives at 1882, and
from McGregor at 100 p. m. The
Calmar accommodation arrives at 4:5O a.
M, leaving for st. Paul at S; returning
from St. Paul arrives at $50 and departs
at $40 o. m. as before. The night pas
senger arrives from Mason City at 1:10
p. m, departing for St. Paul at l :35 the
train from St. Paul also arrives at :35
p. H., departing for Mason City at 2. The
day mail train arrives from Mason City
al 1 p. m, returning at 150. For full
particulars see corrected timetables.
ANNIVERSARY ExERCIsEs.-Last Sun
day, the contemplated anniversary exer-
cises at the r. R. Mission Sunday School,
in the third ward, were postponed one
week. Next Sunday afternoon, at 8
o'clock, the school will celebrate the
fourth anniversary Of its institution by
VaiIcu duu luCclCStIu$, program VI SOASS,
recitations, and addresses by the pastors
and friends, including Mr. Sulzer, of
Albert Lea, who was instrumental in
founding the school. A good time is an
ticipated. and the friends of Sunday
School work in Austin and vicinity are
cordially invited and expected to be
present. Come early:
The Albert Lea Enterprise publishes
a list of Freedom county pensioners.
We clip the list of those receiving mail at
Austin and Moscow. The amount stated
is the amount allowed per month:
Jno Conner, W elbow b & r thigh. -. $40 90
S Williams. chr diar + res dis Of add vis. / %
Persons Bump, sunstrOke and result
ing nervous prostration. :..::: go. -. II ~
Hs spea9s a'sd OF
Vim n H Bullock, injury to abdomen. 400
MOSCOW.
Robert Speer. scurvy and rheum...... IL %
Maria Ogden, widow Observation-Disclosures. 500
Mary T Cheadle, widow 500
Elizabeth Dearmin, dep mother. ...... 500
-AT1ANT1c MONTHLY FOR DECEMBER
-"Luther and his work, Social Wash
ingtoa," "Recollections of Rome during
the Italian Revolution" "Newport,
Tale" These, with many other articles,
fill the atlantic Monthly with richness of
interest and prOht. How can the long
winter evenings be spent more usefully
and happily than in company with the
authors of the present day, with their
fresh and vivid thoughts of the times as
they now are. and the past reflected into
ton from both? AS the season advances
the magazines, instead of fading with the
leaves, put out freshness of verdure and
fruit. None more so than the ATLANTIC,
and we commend it to all.
SUNDAY SCHOOL INsT1rUTE.-The
Sunday School Institute conducted by
Boston w. Smith at the Baptist church,
November 1926, although not so numer-
ously attended in some of its sessions as
its merits deserved. is spoken of by those
present in the highest terms. Mr.. Smith
not only presented many valuable hints
as to the best methods of the preparation