Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-03-14

Wednesday Feb. 2e, 6i2 H. m, lOo ABOVE
Thursday March !, " ~
Friday '' ?, 81 Is
Saturday ), IL
Sunday 4, ~
Monday 5. III
Tuesday 8. ~
Wednesday :, IL DelOW
Thursday :, 10 ABOVE
Friday 9, ~
Saturday ~, 10 .
Sunday Ill, IL
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Tuesday IL, ~
week in announcing the letting of Pal
mer's block to Mr.. Majors of Austin, for
the butter and egg trade, although in
formed by that gentleman that such was
the case. 1t seems that there was mis-
understanding somewhere, as r. NJ. Pal
mer, administrator of the estate of An
drew Palmer, Jr., informs US that he has
leased the entire building to w. H. An
dcrson, of Austin, for a large candy
mandatory and restaurant.-Albert Lea
Standard
The Board of Trustees of Hamline
University, met last week Thursday at
the University to consider and arrange
for rebuilding the structure recently de-
stroyed by fire. The expectation is that
University Hall will be rebuilt the COM
ing summer, so that there will be no ces-
sation in the work. The classes are at
present in rather close quarters in the la
dies hall. but all busy and plucky. Rev.
E. r. Lathrop, of this city, is one of the
trustees, and was present at the meeting
of the Board
The CUM millinery store is now very
pleasantly located at Park Place, and
ladies wishing anything in their line will
do we'll to give them call. You will
find bennets, hats, a lovely variety of the
latest ribbons, flowers, feathers, and
many other novelties that can but please
all who wish to purchase. Mrs. D. A.
Lord has the millinery department under
her supervision, and her hosts OF old
friends will be glad to know that she is
still in charge. Give them call and see
what they have for you.
The Chorus Glass, numbering nearly
100 voices, under the direction of Prof.
r. B. George will give their closing con-
cert next Saturday evening, March 18th.
The class will have been under steady
drill for five days, and will surely give
good concert, consisting of solos, duets,
quartettes and choruses. Admission rs
cents. See small bills for place of hold
ing concert. Prof. George, who is left in
charge of the convention by Prof. Leslie,
is doing good work, and we hope to
sec large attendance.
BEARDED THE LION IN HIS DEN
Last Tuesday evening the members Of
the Choral Union called on Dr. Phillips
with refreshment baskets, according to
the statutes in such case made and pro-
vided, and after partaking of the refresh
ments, presented the doctor with q part
of the proceeds of the concert, as re-
Enumeration for his services as musical d.
rector. Rev. E. r. Lathrop acted well
the part of spokesman for the occasion.
We are right glad they used the doctor
up, in this kind of style, for they served
him just right.
Our Scandinavian friends are organ
izing society which we should think
might prove to be very pleasant and profit
table. Literature and sociability to be
the watchword. The officers are class
of men which we think will warrant its
success. The society's name is to be
''Norden." A library will. in due time,
be purchased by the society. The follow
ing are the officers elected for the ensuing
year
Seymour johnson, President.
Johan Void, Vice President.
Christian johnson, Secretary.
Charles I. johnson, Treasurer.
T. Martinson, Librarian.
The varied contents of the Atlantir
Monthly for March are all excellent, COM
mencing with poem by H. w. Longfel-
low, followed by memories of "Carlyle
and his country" Hawthorne" Gar
acas, the City of Earthquakes" and "A
Ride by Horse Cars into Mexico" which
is particularly interesting at this time,
when new railroads are pointing in this
direction, and 50 many expect to make
summer excursions there. To persons of
cultivation and refined tastes, this maya
zine comes always freighted with good
things, and to such we heartily commend
it. Published by Houghton, Mitflin &
Co., Cambridge, Mass.
Program Of Teachers Association
to be held at Lyle, Saturday, March
Oath, unless stormy, meeting to commence
at 10 a. M, and close about 3p. m. All
teachers in that part of the county are
expected to be present.
Moral influence of the Teacher-A. A.
Hickok.
Development of Originality in pupils-Nil-
ton Bowers.
Lunar Telurian in the School Room.-w. T.
Dudley.
Arithmetical Progression-Eugene Sunny.
Structure and care of the Eye Fred Glow.
Local Geography-S. Sunny.
snort Met0OQS In NumOerS-VnOS. Kirby.
Methods OF School Discipline-Mrs. G. W.
E. Hill.
The concert given by our Cheral I'm
ion last Wednesday evening was we'll re-
ceived by the large audience that greeted
them upon their first appearance in pub
lie. The music by the Bohemian band
was considered most agreeable assis.
lance to the concert. The choruses were
we'll rendered and gave evidence not on
ly of musical ability but of tedious drill.
There were two solos, one by Mrs. DR..
Conner, the other by Miss Sophia Alder,
son, that gave the best of satisfaction.
Mrs. D. NJ. Thompson and Mrs. N. F.
Banfield sang each an obligato selo; Iboth
were specially pleasing. There were du-
cts and quartets which were also highly
|complimented. We counted the concert
a'good one, and DR.. Phillips an A No.
musical director. ..ss41 =. - r..
TAKE Your CHO1CE.-You can be veal