Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-10-03
TRANSCRIPTIONS.
Next week, at J. SOlncr's


The street sprinkling season is nearly
over.
Next week. next week at J. Sol
ner's.
Look at J. Solner's new ad. this week,
on page 3.
The house-fy must go. Jack Frost
is after him.
Los Angeles boasts of a 1O4-pound
watermelon.
Mrs J. S. Cox arrived in Austin from
Minneapolis yesterday.
The Yankee nation now lick the
tWOcent postage stamp.
CRYSTAL stove boards, very handsome
ones. at Fish & Andrews.
Old rubber taken in exchange for
hardware at Fish & Andrews.
M. Majors will pay St. Paul prices
for live poultry after Oct. Goth.
DO not forget the Floral Ladies' enter
tainmcnt tonight at Jones Hall.
-'When the corn is gathered in" there
will be but little in the bin this year.
MIR. A. S. Everest of Atchison, Kan
sas, is expected to visit Austin this week
M. Majors was the first purchaser of
2-ccnt stamps of the new design Monday.
That carload of barb wire has arrived
at Fish Il Andrews, and will be sold
cheap.
The celebrated Westminster hard
coal stove is sold by Fish & Andrews
only.
Give H. Porter job of upholstering.
For samples of his work call at the TRAN
SCRIPT office.
B. W. Lowell is building nice little
barn, and while he is about it, he builds
the lean-tO also.
Bees taken to Florida become lazy and
make only as much honey as they need
from day to day.
All mixers should learn to milk
as quickly as possible. Slow milking
| will spoil any COW.
Mrs. Bell, of Fergus Falls, is in the
city visiting her relatives, and is the guest
OF Mrs Messcrsmith.
| If you want to get something real
nice and the very latest style of neckwear,
go to r. Dunkelmann.
"A medical journal says, do not lie on
the left side. If you must lie, be sure
to lie on the right side.
The boys ''tick-tack" will soon freeze
to the window pane, and something else
must be studied up ''for fun
Mrs. Herman GUM left Austin last
"Wednesday for Milwaukee to be in at
tendance at Il brothers wedding.
For SALE.-A few articles of house
hold furniture, including chairs, oil
stoves, carpets, &c. r. B. WHEELER.
The peanut crop is almost a total
failure. And what will the little boy do
now, poor thing, without his roasted pea
nut.
For new millinery goods go to. Park
Place. Goods Just received. A fine
stock, we'll selected, latest styles, prices
down.
Mr. \. c. Whitman druggist, at Jack
son, Mimi, says: Browns Iron Bit
tiers is giving good satisfaction to pur-
chasers.
Mrs Miller, sister of Mrs. c. E.
Wright, returns to her home in Rochester
n. y, this week, delighted with her visit
to Austin
Il. N. Griffith has sold his little house
on Water street, directly west of F.
Kings residence, to j. Gotta. Considera-
ton $3.50.
Game chairs rcscated. made as good
as new, by II. Porter, second door from
and cheap.
New stoves are being placed in the
Methodist church this week. They are
e-hurners.
Mrs. J. A. Walters arrived in town
Monday from Minneapolis. She will re-
main in town for a few days visiting her
father and mother.
Ed. Carter, of Sioux Falls, has been
chosen as one of the "boss' carpenters
for the new capitol building at Bismarck.
He is up there now.
Rev. E. r. Lathrop is attending the
Methodist Episcopal Conference this week
probably next week.
r. Dunkelmann has just received
very handsome line of the latest style OF
the Adjustable St. Louis Stiff Hats, the
best hats in the world
Services, morning and evening, will
be held at the Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday, by Rev. NJ. H. Triggs, of
Rock River Conference.
The Congregational sociable, which
was given out Sunday for next Friday
evening at Mrs. Brownsilrs, has been
postponed for one week.
Orders received for landscape and
decorative paintings at Mrs. Holways
studio. Nothing more appropriate for
the coming holiday gifts.
Mrs. Boiler is to occupy the new
building in the Mcclellan block, former
ly occupied by Hayes Brothers. 1t is
nearly ready for occupancy.
Miss Martin, sister of Ed Martin,
from Rochester, n. Y, is visiting friends
IN Austin. She was formerly for many
years resident of this place.
-''Sling shots" are dangerous play
things, and their use should be prohibited.
Let the boys choose less dangerous and
harmful means of amusement.
Mrs. Julius Smith goes to Denver,
COL, next week, to spend the winter with
her parents and other relatives who reside
there. She has rented her farm.
The "beautiful snow" reminded us
last Friday that winter was coming. A
few flakes of the falling crystals were
seen dancing about in the chill air.
Mrs. Quinn and Miss Emma Keller
from Minneapolis, have been guests of
Mrs. H. s. Smith and daughter since
Monday. They return home tonight.
On Saturday, Oct. 9Th, a train will
leave Minneapolis or St. Paul at $50 p.
m. This will give our people chance to
attend Barnum's show and get home that
day.
The NJ E. sociable, which met at the
residence of Rev. E. r. Lathrop last
Wednesday evening, was very largely
attended. Over one hundred guests pres
ent.
MIR. Cornelius Summons, of Roches-
ter, N. Y, was the guest of Dr. Hollister
over Sunday. These gentlemen were
boys together, and school-mates for many
years.
The sociable connected with the Uni
versalist church will meet with Mrs.
Laura Crane, next Tuesday evening, Oct.
8. 1888. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Mrs. r. A. Barnes and daughters
proved themselves most agreeable enter
tanners to large company of delighted
guests last Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Luther Wheeler spent