Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-05-09
TRANsCRIPrIONS.

Geo. VanCamp and family, OF Varco,
have moved into Austin.
A little boy was born at Geo. w. Ben
tons in Window on April 9th.
Real estate transfers for month of
April are recorded elsewhere.
Geo. Fish expects to go to Montana
this week with his herd of cattle.
H. Jacobs has been out on his big farm
at Minneota. He returned May I'd.
We hear that Rev. H. l. Parker, D. d.,
of Santa Ana, California, has resigned.
w. T. Wilkins has put up wind
mill on his grounds on Chatham street.
Mrs. Sturdevant of Dover Center, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. NJ. Green
man.
H. W. Bulls and family have moved
into their house opposite the Mansfield
Hotel.
Rev. G. D. Bclden will preach at
Brownsville Sunday, May 18th, unless
stormy.
1t costs now but 50. 40 year to retail
cigars and tobacco. Prior to May 1st, it
was SIS.
The Austin Lodge of Good Templars
now numbers between seventy and eighty
members.
| Get tickets early, for the Tennessee
ans May II. No extra charge for re-
| served seats.
Mrs. C. E. Hancock, of Blooming
Prairie, is in the city, visiting her brother,
G. K. Hanson.
Special meeting Of the Board of
County Commissioners Tuesday, May
18th. See call.
a few of his friends in Brownsville
kindly remembered Rev. G. d. Belden
on his birthday May 8.
If you want stylish boot or shoe
made. sewed or pegged, go to J. Schwan.
"A good fit warranted or no sale.
The Floral Club Library was removed
last Saturday from F. Kings residence to
Mrs. McMillan's millinery store.
johnson & Smith have recently put
in 2-horse tread power for running the
machinery for their pillow factory.
The Roller skating rink is no more.
Has gone to Albert Lea. All who attend
ed enjoyed the skating very much.
Austin has a new base ball club
named "Wide-Awakes." They expect to
play match game at Albert Lea soon.
-JCsT REcE1vED.-A carload of
"BurJed WIRE" at J. F. Andrews & Sons,
which will he sold CHEAP for CASH only.
Hall & West are in the dry goods
business in Austin, we should judge by
the rush of customers found at their
counters.
The Choral Union is working indus
triously on the Cantata entitled Hay
Makers" which they will produce some
time in June.
Clayton Smith came home from St.
Paul last week, where he has been keep
ing books for firm. He will not return
until June 1st.
The Young Folks choir in the Con-
gregational church are acquitting them
selves grandly. We hear words of praise
on every hand.
Geo. T. Short shipped some hand
some Bramah poultry to Austin last week.
The rooster would weigh ten pounds
Fars6ault Republican,.
-Orle Gibbons has purchased the Peck
property directly south Of Judge Aliens
place, and has moved into his new home.
1t is pleasant location.
Mrs. c. S. Monroe has rented part of
her house and occupies the rest. She ex-
poets to visit her daughter in Yellow Med
icine. during the summer.
The sociable connected with the Uni
versalist church will meet with Mrs. Will
liam Crane Tuesday, May Is. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Peter Haley arrived from St. Louis
yesterday. He has been absent from
home long time. Is engaged in the
lumber business in Arkansas.
We acknowledge receipt of some
Lansing items" from an unknown source.
We would gladly publish if our cores
pondent would send us his name.
C. Seebach of Dexter was in town
last Wednesday. He left the next day
for h is old home near Red Wing, where
his parents and many friends reside.
The brick work of the first story of
the new court house is completed, and the
second story is growing rapidly. The
work presents very fine appearance.
We learn from the Waseca Radical
that the Wilton town bonds for the Aus.
tin railroad, have been issued. The town
officers at first declined to issue the bonds.
j. w, Manning has been awarded the
contract for carrying the mails between
Austin and London, once week on Sat-
urday, for years, commencing July 1st.
Colts wanted for pasturage on my
farm, 10 miles east of Austin. Price, 81
for the season ending October 1st.
w. NJ. CoRB1TT, Rose Greek, MINI.
&C. NJ. Fernald is expected in Austin
this week, that is if he can leave his
fourth edition of little Fernalds. A new
baby is a great attraction we fathers
must admit.
Something NEW IN INSURANCE.
Richardson, Day & Pierce can insure
your property against loss or damage by
Tomatoes, Cyclones or Hurricanes. Call
and see them.
Rev. E. NJ. Williams, formerly of
Austin, who has been supplying the pull
pit of the Congregational church of North
field, has recently received call to be-
come pastor of that church.
"A Teachers Association will be held
in Austin, on Saturday. May 10Th. The
County Superintendent desires wide
notice to be given. Meeting commences
at 10 a m and closes ahout n m