Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-03-21
TRANSORIPTIONS.

sign of spring.
Our Shedding in the city is now done
upon bare ground.
Judge Ormanzo Allen made Albert
Lea visit last week.
The County Commissioners are in
session at the court house.
Read the advertisement of THE Best
Harrow Out" to be sold by j. E. Parmen-
ter.
We regret to learn that the family Of
II. c. milford anticipate leaving Austin
soon.
George Fish was trying to be an in
valid a few days last week. He is all
right now.
%. /. Gibbons has purchased the
Monroe Peck residence directly south of
J. NJ Grcenman's.
Miss Rebecca E. Cosswell. from New
York, niece of Mrs. J. T. Sargent, is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. Lucy Stafford. of Faribault,
sister of Judge d. b. Johnson, is visiting
in Austin few days.
Eleven new members of the Choral
Union last Monday evening, as the fruit
of the Leslie Con 7cntion.
Rev. Dinsmore will preach at the
Methodist church, Thursday evening, at
o'clock. He is highly spoken of.
We learn that S. II. Ludlow of Aus.
tin town, is very sick with typhoid pneu-
monia. 1t is to be hoped he will soon re-
cover
The night passenger train, which was
suspended until further orders" during
| the blockade, resumed its run last Sun
day night.
Mrs E. W. Slocum of this city is Wis
iting her parents at Manteno, Ill. Mr..
Slocum intends to Join his wife in about
two weeks.
-Newry, Freedom comfy, has voted
SO, 600 aid to the St. Cloud, Mankato &
Austin Railroad by vote of 81 to SO.
Good enough.
Respectable, yes. very respectable
March weather has been Minnesota's
weather record. Virgins and his storm
are among the things Of the past.
Waldo, a 13-year old boy of D. A.
NcFadden of this city. died last Satur
day morning. Funeral services Monday
afternoon. conducted by Rev. Lathrop.
Spring seems to be having quite
Irritation with old winter. Now, Gentle
Annie, get out Of the old fellows lap and
let him CO. We have had quite enough
The grand Opera opening during
the 1st week of April or festival week.
half fare tickets to St. Paul or Mime
apolis and return, will be sold at Austin
-Messrs. Farwell and Stewart sold fifty
feet front or Robert street, between Fifth
and Sixth street, to E. B. Crane of Aus
tin, Mimi, for $1.,5O0.-St. Paul Dis
pntrh.
DR. 0. NJ. Land0n of Taopi, was in
town Monday. 4 pleasant gentleman,
and man we are always glad to meet
The Dr.. carries a good face about with him.
Call again.
For RENT.-My residence, near the
brick school-house. in Austin, after the
3lst day of March, 1888. Correspondence
solicited.
T. W. WooDARD, Wells, MINI.
"A mans life CONSISTENT not in the
abundance Of the things which he posses
SETH We often lose the enjoyment we
might take in the folly Of regretting
what we have not
FOLD up your buffalo coat with care,
Embalming 1t safely in camphi-air,
And the dear little moth, when he scents |
the air.
Win imm ediately defer his plans for settle
meat In its cappill-airs.
DIR. J. N. Wheat is moving into the |
Lutheran parsonage just west of the !
Lutheran church His old friends and |
patients will find him ready to receive
them in a few days.
Any one who will entertain teachers
attending the institute, commencing April |
3d. or who will board them at reasonable !
rates are requested to inform Supt. Bel
den as soon as possible.
H. C. Waldeckcr and wife will COM
mence housekeeping soon in the little
house recently purchased from Harry |
Griswold. We wish these friends many |
years of happy welded life.
Mrs. w. L. Austin expects to leave
California the coming season, and will |
make her home with her daughter, Mrs.
Basil Smout of Wells Minnesota friends |
will gladly welcome her back
The March term of the District Court |
commenced its session yesterday. Judge !
Farmer presiding While the calendar is |
not large, we understand there are sever. |
al important cases on for trial.
Russian White Seed Oats, and Bur-
bank Seeding Potatoes for sale in guam
titles to suit. Both very productive and
true to name.
J. s. DECKER, Austin, MINI. !
TWIN CALvEs.-W. r. Vaudeville |
has very profitable COW. She has
doubled upon him two years in success
sion. If she keeps this up she will raise
a herd of her own in few years.
Remember that we have a Singer
Sewing Machine for sale at this Office,
bran new, direct from the mandatory.
We will sell it at a great advantage to
any one wishing to buy a machine.
-Jno. w. Hoy has purcb ased very
pleasant building lot on Maple street, op
posite Judge Aliens block, and west of
Andrew Knox's residence, upon which he
will commence building house soon.
"A. " Ellis has 20 yearling heifers, all
half and two-thirds Holstein, and they
are beauties. He will sell the lot for an
even one thousand dollars. A good
chance for some one just starting dairy.
T., So fnp