Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-04-11
TRANSCRIPTIONS.

Il. Is. Crane mas returned 70 Superior
City.
Mrs. w. H. Officer is improving in
health.
n. r. Cooper is clerk in a. II. Hills
grocery store.
Judge Allen is again severely afflicted
with lamencss.
Fay Smith has been in St. Paul for
several days past.
w. w. Engle was quite i'll during the
most of last week.
Geo. E. Wilbour left for the cas-,
Wednesday, April i.
John Becke], of the Sd ward, has es-
tablished dray line.
County Attorney Greenman took in
the capital city last week
VIM. NJ. Howe has returned home
from his prolonged visit east.
james Bates is home again. Tie has
! been visiting in California all winter.
JAS. Cronan is preparing for the hot
weather. He has invested in a soda foun-
! tain
! Miss Blanche Engle was visiting her
sister, Laura, and friends, in Albert Lea
last week.
Household furniture for sale very
cheap. Inquire of Mrs. c. w. Austin, at
! DR.. II. A. Avcry's.
| Last Sunday evening Rcvs. Stanley
and Lathrop exchanged pulpits. These
exchanges are very pleasant.
! Mrs. Senator Hollistcr left Austin
last week to visit relatives in Belviderc,
Illinois. The DR.. has a lonely look.
We thought we saw. at distance,
Judge w. II. Crandall on our streets last
week. We may have been mistaken.
The snow is falling, not gently, but
aftera regular Minnesota blizzard fashion
as we go to press this (Tucsday) evening.
The Mower County Sunday School
Association will hold its annual meeting
in the Brownsville Baptist Church, in
May.
&C. L. West left Austin last week We'd
nesday for Chicago. He goes to lay in a
big stock Of dry goods for the summer
trade.
e. c. Adams, VIM. Gutherless, and
commenced seeding the middle Of last
week.
R. Dunkelmann is the only dealer in
the city who keeps the st. Louis adjust.
able stiff hat, the best stiff hat in the
world.
Active operations on the new court
house will commence in a few days. The
cut-Stone are being hauled upon the
ground.
Lieut.. Gov. Gilman OF St. Cloud, was
in the city Monday on business connected
with the Austin, Mankato & St. Cloud
Railway.
Mrs. Jones, of Brookings. Dakota,
who has been visiting with her hgdautcr,
Mrs. d. II. Stimson, returned to her home
March 2S
Rev. w. Whitney of Mankato, General
Missionary of the Minnesota Baptist State
Convention, paid Austin flying visit
March 2Sth.
Clean up your back yards-and burn
up the rubbish; don't stack it up in the
back end of your lot, and leave it there
all summer
The streams, lakes and ponds about
Austin are literally full of ducks in the
early hours of the morning. and sports
men are happy.
Two prominent citizens have left
Dexter for homes farther west-.Joe Yer
milya for Brainerd and J. L. Gaskill for
Aberdeen, Dakota.
The place of the next annual meeting
of the Central Baptist Association has
been changed from Owatonna to Albert
Lea, May % and %.
-Arick VanWinkle has been ira nsfer-
red from Hokah to Egan, Oak, and is now
in the telegraph office there. He gives
excellent satisfaction.
William Richards, who has been in
Washington territory and California the
larger part of the winter. returned to
Austin last Sunday morning.
Miss Hattie L. Sherman of Clifton
Springs, New York, who has spent the
winter in Austin, left for Fergus Falls,
MIMI, March 22d, where she will teach in
the public school.
The Brownsville Baptist meeting
house is receiving coat of paint outside
and inside. Other repairs are to be made.
Rev. c. D. Bcldcn will preach there Apr
Is and 90, unless stormy.
-LosT.-April 10th, small gray velvet
pocket-book. Contents: A five-dollar
bill, and fifty and twenty-five cents in sill
yer. The finder will be rewarded by leav-
ing same at TRANSCRIPT Office.
IS. G. Clark has moved his family
under his own vine and fig tree. His new
home, the Grattan house, is pleasantly
situated, and, together with the grounds,
makes pleasant place indeed.
Pat Geraghty is busily engaged ex-
the cellars for G. Schleuder's
new brick stores. The dirt is being haul
ed INTO the courthouse square, and is
being used for G rading the same.
IS. F. Gibbons has been confined to
his bed for several days with inflammatory
.Jno. NJ. Mcbride. who has
closed out at Albeit Lea, takes place in
the store here during Mr.. Gibbons illness.
We find the following in the St. Paul
Dispath of April I'd, in the list of real
estate transfers."
Mary Wickersham to E. 0. Wheeler
lot 18, block %, of Kittson's addition.
$14, 500.
Canning factories are becomi ing
popular. Rochester is talking of starting
ono Tho n;onaor footnrx u,;1l IN y. Az,