Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-09-05
TRANSCRIPTIONs.
Read Solner's new advertisement.

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quite i'll but is better now.
MIR. and Mrs. White of Usage, spent
Sunday with D. NJ. Thompson.
The Austin militia spent last Sunday
!. at Lake Park hotel, Minnetonka.
Geo. VanCamp returned August 18th
J. from ten days trip to Nebraska.
Mrs w. H. Officer has returned from
a ten days visit to Dell Rapids, D. T.
The Hewett "Nlusettes' carry their
own piano, which speaks we'll for them.
Mrs. j. r. Webb entertained pleas
I ant circle of friends last Friday after
noon.
f BE sure and read the advertisement
p OF DIR. Chases Recipes in ano Their column
of this paper.
+ -Whitely's Hidden Hand Co. played
! we'll at Jones hall Wednesday evening to
a good house.
Chris Olson, formerly of Austin, is
,, buying wheat at Wahpcton, Richland
county, D. T.
F. G. Cress is the appointed janitor
of the public school building. He will
be good one.
Mrs. G. W. Taylor and little son are
visiting in Ohio. They will return in
about two weeks
Mrs. Maggie Morgan Woodland, of
Wells, has been in town visiting her
mother for few days.
The union services of Sunday evening
were held in the NJ. E. church. Rev.
Stanley preached the sermon.
DIR. and Mrs Wheat drove over to
Rochester last week, starting Thursday.
They returned home Monday.
We saw whiskey go homeward from
Austin with four husbands and fathers
one day last week. A sad sight.
Rush Wheeler and wife spent the
Sunday following the cyclone at Roches-
ter with Mrs. Wheeler's parents.
B. A. Mayor will spend the autumn
months of this year at Marbletown, New
York, expecting to return this winter.
Conductor Williams of the s. NJ. divi-
sion, was arrested one day last week for
leaving crossing blocked at Ramsey.
"A sociable of the Congregational
church will be held with Mrs. A. NJ. Fleck,
Friday evening. All are cordially invited.
The south bridge is closed for repairs,
and we are glad, for it has had the appear
ance of being unsafe for travel for some
time.
Mrs. r. w. Trenwith of Lacrosse
was in the city few days last week, the
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Basford.
Miss Frances Smith has been visiting
her friends in this city the past week.
She returned to her home in St. Paul
Monday.
The members of the Ladies' Floral
Club will hold business meeting at Mrs.
S. L. Davidson's, on Tuesday, Sept. 18th,
at $50 p. m.
l 0f t11 ~
election in this city Saturday. We do
not believe the ladies are so anxious to
vote, after all.
The Hewett *'Nlusettes" come to Aus
tin better recommended than any compa-
ny that ever came. Don't fail to hear
them, Sept. Is and IA.
The Hewett ''Musettes" will play two
evenings in Austin. Change of program
each evening" Don't fail to hear them in
their new operatta, "Rain."
Charlie, not Dan Rice, is back again
among his friends at Austin, and will be
found making himself useful at the gro
Gerry house of F. P. Mcbride.
r. Dunkelmann is adding to the rear
of his fine brick residence a large con-
servatory. This home is already one of
the most attractive in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richards COM
mence housekeeping this week in the
little cottage owned by Mrs. P. A. Liver
more, next door to L. G. Basford's.
Sheriff Corey smiles very tenderly
! when he speaks of his bran new baby
girl. We trust the little maiden may be
the browning joy of his declining years.
w. T. Vaudeville started Saturday
for the state fair at Owatonna with two
teams, one for his private hack, the other
! fnr To fhro %l,o
week.
We want two copies of the TRAN
SCRIPT of April 25, 1883, to complete our
files. We will give 10 cents each for the
two first clean copies of this date sent
to us.
Mrs. s. NJ. Boiler is already receiv-
| ing full line OF fall millinery. Also
ladies fancy goods of all descriptions
! Dress making and dress cutting a speci-
atty.
! The Hewett |tMusettes" are the Won
der and admiration of all who have seen
them. Don't miss this rare opportunity.
Two nights, Sept. Is and II, Jones hall,
Austin.
| NO quorum being present at the spe
cial school meeting last evening, the
meeting was adjourned until Saturday
afternoon at one o'clock, at the school
house.
We wish our readers to note the fact
that the columns of the Mower County
TRANSCRIPT are full to overlooking with
| advertising and not one whiskey or sa-
loon lad" in it.
The sidewalk on the west side of
Main street, between Bridge and Mill, is
being laid over and raised. Clcmmer &
Pooler, with their accustomed enterprise,
are leading off.
Miss Emily Eddy left Austin Monday
to again resume her school work at Dele
van, Wis. Heryearly visits to our city are
anticipated and much enjoyed by large
circle of friends.
Among the patents granted to citizens
OF Minnesota bearing date August 7th,
1883, we notice one to III. A. Dearborn,
Austin, combined ironing and cutting
table. No. 282, 7O8.'
| The Second Regimental Band with
| Co. G. of this city left for Minneapolis
Saturday evening to participate in the
turned Monday evening.
Charlie West started for the east
Tuesday. We all know what to expect
selected handsome stock to be sold at the
closest possible margin.
Geo. o. White of this city has just
received his pension with $24O0 back pay.
Mr.. White is at present at Candy, Mimi.
He is very worthy citizen, and all re-
joice in his good fortune.
| Married, in the town of Austin,
MIMI, at the residence of the brides |
parents, September 2, 1883, by Rev. w.
E. Stanley. Harry King, of Freeborn
county to Miss Dora Pratt.
Crops Crops! Mower county is now
in her glad harvest time, and no better or |
more fruitful harvest has she known for !
many years. Since 1877 our farmers say,
we have had no such crop.
George Hamberg is quite i'll at his
home near the Anne. lean house. Georges |
place can hardly be filled at Mr.. Solner's,
and we hope soon to hear of his recovery,
and see him at his old place.
| Miss Lottie Beadle, of Cresco, was