Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-08-29
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pee supplement- 1Or OOMuOu OOuuCl
proceedings, and other news of interest.
Mrs. L. N. Griffith will leave for visi
to her old home in Elyria, Ohio, Thursday
Il. S. Willard removed his stock o
dry goods into his fine new store yester
day.
Rev. j. X. Wheeler and family lef
for their home in Terre Haute, Ind, Mon
day, Aug. ~.
~. w. Smith, merchant of ALDER
Lea, and wife visited Edwin Brownsil
over Sunday.
r.. Dunkelmann has fine stock O
new goods arriving. No finer line in thu
city. Give him call.
You can 90 to St. Paul or Minneapo
lis next Monday, and return Tuesday fol
$3.50 for the round trip.
Miss Nellie, daughter of DR.. Clemmcr
of Cresco, spent last Sunday in Austin
the guest of Mrs. c. A. Pooler.
Austin Lodge, No. 20, I. o. o. F.,
will, for the present, hold their sessions
in Lafayette French's law Office.
Sunday evening, Rev. Wheeler
preached at the Union service in the Con.
gregational church, from 1 Kings, 2120.
Rev. N. G. Green preached his fare.
we'll sermon at Oakland week ago Sun.
day morning and left for a new field in
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Smith and son,
father, mother and brother of Clint.
Smith. of Fargo, Dakota, are visiting in
the city.
Mrs. Lizzie Saylor leaves Tuesday
for Minneapolis to remain the rest of the
week. Will take in the fair, and visit
her sister.
| Oysters Oysters Mrs. Fisher will
serve you with this luscious fellow in most
any way. you wish him, cold or hot, stew
| ed or fried.
-MARR1ED.-In Austin, Mimi, Aug.
"a, by Rev. w. E. Stanley, John II. Civ
ms of Minneapolis, to Eta NJ. Starratt of
Mower county.
Monday was a very busy day in Aus
tin. The farmers not being able to work
on account of the ram, improved the
opportunity for trading.
Rev G. E. Wright leaves to-day for
St. Paul for a weeks rest. There will be
preaching in the Congregational church
Sunday morning as usual.
Edwin French happened to be near
the Kinsman place when the barn was
struck by lightning, Monday morning,
and was severely shocked.
Mrs. E. P. VanValkenburgh very
pleasantly entertained goodly company
of her lady friends of this city last Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons.
-LosT.-Between the post-office and
u. B. Smiths office, on Tuesday, a port
monte containing a small sum of money.
Finder may leave at this Office:
On the 1st day of September, locks
and keys of entirely new and improved
designs, will be put into use by the P. o.
Department on all letter pouches.
-Schleuder & Dorr have removed into
their new store. 1t is 80 feet in depth,
has handsome French plate glass front,
and is store room to be proud of.
Il have some fine thorough bred and
graded Lester Buck Lambs for sale.
Address me at Austin, or call at my farm,
miles south. THos. A. HoTsON.
Mrs. Joseph Schwan left Austin last
Thursday for u visit to relatives in San
dusky, Ohio, and intervening points.
Joe will pine in loneliness for five or six
weeks.
Fresh oysters at Mrs. Fishers tidy
restaurant, on Bridge street below the
post-otfice: Go and buy yourself a good
for yourself and wife,
"A collection for the benefit of the NJ.
=. church Of Rochester, was taken Sun
netting $40. The Rochester church was
ruined by the cyclone,
Miss c. A. PickaM is warmly well
coined back to Austin by friends and
pupils of the public school. She makes
hor 70 NO
OF the Windsor house.
Rev. c. o. Brown, of Kalamazoo,
Mich, brothcr-in-law of DIR. Wheat,
preached IN the Congregational church,
Sunday morning, August 10Th, to large
and interested congregation.
The Congregational basket sociable
that was so royalty entertained Friday
afternoon by Mr.. az d Mrs: G. C: Adams,
Of Varco, was very enjoyable occasion.
Quite large number were present.
Cheap Charley, as may be seen in
another column, is out with new and
attractive announcement, advertising his
new stock of goods. to which stock he
cordially invites attention and patronage.
Mayor porr. Rev. Lathrop, D. B.
Smith and wife. Chas. Wilton, Frank
Riley, Rev. J. X. Wheeler. C. H. David.
son, and others, visited the devastated
city of Rochester Thursday and Friday
of last week.
-Ferd Kirchof, of Saltwater, was in
town from Saturday until Monday of last
week, his first visit to Austin since he
left us. Ferd reports good trade. He is
still in partnership with Henry Weispl in
the meat business
Round trip excursion tickets to Isin-
ours will be sold to those attending fair
to be held at Preston, $780, Commence
sale Sept. 25. Close sole Sept. ~. Good
to return until Sept. %.
G. H. COLEMAN, Agent
BARN FOR SALE.-I have good
frame barn, large enough for 2 horses,
grain, which 1 wifi 'ss,eli cheap; It Is veil
built, and can be easily moved.
G. W. TAYLOR.
The financial report of Austin indie
pendent school district, No. 81, is pub
lished elsewhere: = shows good man
lgsuent on tie part of the Board OF Edu-
Catioh. The only Indebtedness of the
district is $4,000 in bonds. 80 . - -
Rev. and an Mrs. v. E: Stanley desire
US to express, through tAe COLUMNS of our
paper, their grateful appreciation Of the
compliment, and substantial results of
the reception given them at Jones hall,
Wednesday evening, August 22d.
For the Northern Pacific opening
celebration, Excursion tickets to st. Paul
or Minneapolis will be sold at this station
for $3.50. Sell Sept. I'd and Sd. Return
coupons good until Sept. T.
G. H. COLEMAN, Agent.
Little Louise infant daughte( of. Mr..
and Mrs. =. a, Engl6;i was bufidd from
their residence Monday afternoon, after
an exceedingly painful and somewhat
lingering illness. She was a lovely babe,
and the home will seem sec p! very Aeso1ate
Mrs Mcmillan has Just received
new stock Of fall'liaty;' also a nice line Of
embroidery and filling silks, linen iscrim
f fG5 Y9d9T kG;gt!aas as}iaqe 1svfs, has
SANITY on hand repoveting fluid for
cleaning all kinds of goods.
On Tuesday. September 9TH, at 7:9O
p. ~, there will be special meeting of
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