Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-02-28

Old Sol gave us little Of her genial
warmth and brightness yesterday.
City election comes on the second
Tuesday in March, which is the 18th.
We understand A. C. Roynton, faith
in-law of VIM. Litchfield, is dangerously
i'll.
Henry W. Clark has good variety of
seed oats for sale. Read his ADVERTISE
ment.
Ben A. Mayor arrived in town last
Friday. He will remain with us during
the spring,
j. Solner has had an attack Of rheu
matism, but it disabled him for only a
short time.
Spring Dale Creamery Co. have filled
their ice house with about 200 tons of
beautiful ice.
&C. w. Reed, of Pleasant Valley,
made the TRANSCRIPT office call last
week Tuesday.
Alderman Phillips is in Mortified
examining the convenicnces of that city
| for water-werks.
Miss Laura Crosson. one of the pupils
in the public school, is very i'll with ty
phoid pneumonia.
We understand that the Grand Mead
ow creamery made some profit on the
last years operations. Glad of 1t.
john VanHouse of this city, has been
very low with disease for several weeks.
His recovery is considered doubtful.
Eugene B. "Krain, the single maker
Of the northwest, reached his home this
week. He will larry with us about five
weeks.
Deputy Sheriff Carey" arrived in
Austin Monday, via St. Paul. The genial
| gentleman was warmly welcomed by his
friends.
; Little Miss Genie Crane arrived home
Monday from Superior City, where she
has been visiting her father for the past
two weeks
The Universalist Sociable will meet
with Mrs. Amos Hill on Tuesday even
! ing, March 9th. 1888. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
Ham and eggs are the coming delica-
cieS of the season.-Aegister.
| All right. We arc glad to know the
eggs are coming.
Burlington had washday in Aus
tin last week Thursday. and the militia
company of our city gave grand militia
| ry effort in the way of dance.
A 1O-inch fall Of snow last Friday
AS result, no trains Saturday from any
direction except the train from McGreg
or which did not venture any farther.
The Register calls the little lady,
Miss Dexterena, who arrived so unexpec
teddy at Dexter recently, "DeXterine,"
the Enterprise Of Albert Lea, dexter |
ity."
The school-house in Frankfort vii
lage is greatly improved by new desks,
a new floor, and other Improvements.
Nathan Lamb is the teacher this winter
term.
Mrs. John Frank has been spending |
the past two weeks in St. Paul with her
husband, the honorable Representative
from the southern district of Mower
county.
Will W. Clement, nephew Of Senator
Clement, of Faribault, has been appoin
ted mail agent on the C. NJ. s. St. p. rail
way and is helper on the Iowa and N.
Division.
A grand treat for the children. The
concert of the Choral Union is just the
thing for the children. Don't forget to
bring them along. Admission for them,
% cents.
The Austin delegation to the Cover
nor's reception last week Thursday con-
sisted of F. l. Crane and wife, C. II. Da
wilson and wife, Mrs H. o. Basford and
Sheriff Corey.
The children will be glad to know
that soap bubbles can be blown to size
of two feet in diameter and kept two days
by using a preparation Of oleate of soda
and glycerine.
The day for auditing town accounts
and settlement of town board with treas
urer, comes on Tuesday, the 9th of March
this year, being the Tuesday before the
annual town meeting.
A. w. Sanborn, the mail agent, has
been very sick at his residence in Racine,
with hemorrhage of the bowels. He is
reduced in strength, but his physician pre-
diets speedy recovery.
Marshall son of A. J. French, of
Window, who has been so very i'll for
several weeks, is considered little more
comfortable, though but little hope is en-
tertained of his recovery.
-Chas. Lamb, of Frankford village,
has fine herd of about 40 short-ho
Durhams, eleven of them being tho
rough breds. He will sell two or three
choice bulls at reasonable figures.
-Supt. Belden spent last week in the
towns on the eastern line of our county,
reaching Leroy Saturday morning. The
heavy storm prevented the meeting Of
the Teachers Association appointed to be
held there.
Cant we have Bishop Ireland deliver
a temperance lecture in this city in the
near future? If he will come, Jones hall
will be unable to contain the people who
will come to hear him.
Our enterprising real estate agent, L.
D. Baird, sold an 81 acre farm in Window
township last week. The farm belonged
to w. F. Lewis, and was sold to Thomas
syck, residing in the Sd ward Of this city,
for $40 per acre.
Mrs. L. J. Tanner has severed her
engagement with Ransom Bros, and has
gone to her home in Austin, where she
will remain a month, when she will re-
turn to this city and accept a position in