Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-03-28
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line liquor Incense III lnc village u
Lyle is $3.50.
e. O. Wheeler, of Auburn n. Y, j!
in the city for few days.
81 are in attendance at the Browns
dale Examination of teachers.
j. G. Warner has returned from his
visit to Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Stephen Cook, that prince of good
boys, is in Austin for few days.
Ole Loc, of Grand Meadow, made u:
a pleasant call last week Thursday.
-Luverne Buck is in Austin again
dclighting his friends with short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Wheeler are down
from St. Paul and Austin friends are GLAD
to see them.
Most everybody in Austin has the
epizootic. Indeed, we came awfully neal
having it ourselves.
Why is it that children always have
to go to bed when they are not sleepy and
get up when they are?
e. W. Wheclock of Rose Greek, went
north Monday to enter upon his studies
at Carleton College, Northtield.
About $3.50, 600 in bonuses still remain
to be raised to secure the building of the
Austin, Mankato & St. Cloud railroad.
The wise farmers will now begin to
get hold Of Father Times forclock: plan
ming, working, rushing. will be the order.
Hon. NJ. H. Dunnell and family have
gone to Fortress Monroe to spend few
days and to enjoy the hot salt water
baths.
John Fisher evening up-first a boy
and then Il girl, and the world is well
begun. We>cnd our congrats to the little
damsel
john keenan, of Winona, is expected
in the city to attend the funeral of his
aged mother which is to be held this
"wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Easter Sunday came, with its sun
shine and Easter eggs. We took ours
some of them in China, beautifully hand
painted, the rest done up in scrambles.
Rev. Stanley has been quite unwell
for the past week. Was unable to be at
service last Sunday. Rev. Belden preach
ed in his place, very acceptable sermon.
III. G. Griswold was down from St.
Paul last week Harry has good situa-
ton in the State Auditors Office, is doing
we'll, and his Austin friends are glad of it.
High license seems to be the watch
word now of the press of the country
and the voice Of the people. We hope
our city officers will weigh this subject
WE'LL
Mrs. Mcmillan has engaged the ser
vices of tirst-class milliner from Chicago
for the season, and she will keep larger
and nicer stock of millinery than ever
before
Any one who will entertain teachers
attending the institute, commencing April
I'd, or who will board them at reasonable
rates is requested to inform Supt. Belden
as soon as possible.
Winter wheat and rye in this county
have been we'll protected by the snow
during the winter. The wheat is rather
thin, on account of dry weather soon
after it was sown. but rye is in good
condition.
-Harwood G. Day, of Lancsboro, the
attorney for J. c. Easton, spent several
days in the city last week in attendance
upon court. We acknowledge call
from Mr.. Day, who is very intelligent,
pleasant gentleman.
A special election will be held in the
town of Maine Prairie, Stearns county,
to vote on issuing $4,000 in bonds, in ad-
dition to the $4,000 already voted. to aid
in the construction Of the St. Cloud,
Mankato & Austin road.
j. F. Andrews s. Son sell the cele-
brated Monarch Oil Stove, made by the
Adams & Westlake Manufacturing Co.
The very best oil stove in the market.
Call and examine it, and you will find
that you cannot get along without one.
Among the prominent attorneys and
others from abroad in Austin last week,
in attendance upon the District Court,
were Hon. NJ. S. Wilkinson, Attorney
General Hahn, r. A. Jones, H. G. Day, j.
W. Losey, Clark Thompson, and J. c.
Easton.
The Mason City Qowa) Republican
says it is about settled that Lyle Hoxsie
will come back on his old run from Mason
City to Austin. Hoxsie was lively con-
ductor, and his numerous friends here
abouts will be glad to have him return to
his first Lore.
Mrs. G. S. Hildahl has been in the
eastern markets, selecting the choicest
line, of millinery goods ever brought to
Austin. The stock will be fresh, and of
the latest styles and designs. Will occu.
py part of Wizards store on or about the
first of April.
-PRoMoTED.-We are glad to hear
that Eugene Jacobs, who has been doing
duty on the night express as brakeman.
for some time, has been promoted to the
position of baggage-master on the new
train put on last Monday between St.
Paul and Calmar
Several of the leading lights Of the
Mower County Agricultural Society held
a meeting in Austin last week, and de-
clded upon holding a county fair in Aus
tin this fall Hon. John Frank of Leroy,
was present, and he says they mean bust
ness. More anon.
Mrs. Florence Holway is now about
deciding to remain in Austin through the
coming season and continue her class in
painting. The class is now so large, and
so many of our ladies are unwilling to
let her go, that she will no doubt listen to
their persuasions and decide to remain.
Following is the weather record for
the week ending yesterday, as fur