Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-11
TRANSFORMATIONS.
Coles circus August Sd.

NJ. f.. ClurCl next Euuudy evening.
&C. w. Ransom came over from Albert
Lea to take in the Fourth at Austin.
Mower county is making hay, and
getting ready for the barley harvest.
Reg. F. A. Marsh will preach at the
Baptist church next SUNDAY moan
Who of our farmers will make the
best exhibit ut our Comfy Fair this fall.
Vinegar in picking should never he
boiled, as boiling takes the strength from
it.
-Guiteau, with cord of hemp, climbed
the golden stair one year ago last Satur-
day.
Was this lovely weather ordered IN
advance it could scarcely be improved
upon.
Willie Crane is up at Superior with
his father. They expect to return this
week.
The iron work of Water street bridge
is to be painted by Thomas Murphy Tor
-l)r. and Mrs. johnson, of Blooming
Prairie, spent the glorious Fourth IN
Austin.
No excuse for not attending church
last Sunday. No lovelicr July Sabbath
ever dawned.
Little Lulu, daughter of c: NJ. Fer
maid of St. Paul, is in Austin, visiting her
young friends.
Our old friend, W. H. Anderson, has
sold ont his restaurant in Albert Lea to
Mr.. w. H. Fay.
j. F. Andrews s. Son are selling large
quantities of barb-wire at prices which
astOnish the natives.
Beans should not be soaked in cold
water, because part OF the nutrition Is
extracted by the process.
Charlie West and wife have been Wis
iting relatives in Albert Lea few days.
They returned yesterday.
We hope the weather bureau will lock
up and 90 off on trip if there is another
hot wave in the drawer.
The moonlight Thomas-cat and the
Fourth of July were rather hard draft
on our nerves last week.
The Congregational Sunday School
will picnic this afternoon in HOLSTERS
grove A good time is insured.
Mrs. Boiler left town Monday for
Clear Lake for q few days recreation.
Will return the latter part of the week.
Just received new lot OF screen
wire cloth, which will be sold cheap for
cash. j. +. ANDREWS q Son.
Rev. Forrest Marsh, of Beloit, Wis,
preached to a large audience at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday evening.
&C. Eddy Richardson is home for few
DAYS from St. Paul, and is working in the
interest of the Ithica Piano. and Organ
Co. &c..
Superintendent Beldcn was visiting
schools in Nevada and Red Rock last
week. He is in Lodi and Leroy this
week.
An almanac observer remarks that pan
falcons will be worn longer in July than
in June, and some one says, yes, a day
longer.
"A. D. Babcock smiles upon his first
baby boy, and P. G.. Sullivan rejoices over
q dear little daughter that has recently
arrived.
Mrs. John G. Engle and daughter
Nellie left Austin Monday for Cedar Rap
ids. They expect to be absent about two
months.
Mrs. DR.. Hollister, who has been
visiting relatives in Atchison, Kansas,
for the past two weeks, returned last
Saturday.
VIM. Fish is in Austin again for
few days, looking much improved, and
bis friends note the change with real
pleasure.
The greater the body of boiling water
tile greater tho heat Therefore. plenty
of water should be used In boiling all
vegetables.
An Iowa editor falls heir to $500, OOO
from the death of beloved aunt who
lived in France Wish more of lis had
some aunts.
Ladies' fancy goods. A full line just
received, Also millinery goods of all
descriptions. Remember the place, at
Mrs. Boilers.
Onions should be cut in round, thin
rings. So should turnips and carrots.
They are thus rendered more tender, as
the fibre is cut across.
Frank Sterling of Lacrosse, and Els
Phillips, shook hands all round with their
friends in Austin the Fourth.
-Owatonna is the town for us. She
is out of debt, keeps out Of debt, and is
saving her surplus funds. She invested
$4,000 in school bonds the other day.
F. B. Frost, Of Freeborn county, was
robbed at the depot in Ramsey Saturday
June 3Oth, of his pocket book, containing
about $50 in cash and railroad ticket.
Joseph Palmer of this city, has re-
celved notice of the allowance of his pen
sion claim, amounting to about $500:
We rejoice with this family over their good
fortune.
Where do toy pistol makers go when
they dle.-St. Paul Dispatch.
They are not the ones who die. 1t is
the dear little boy who uses the pistol
who goes to be a angel.
The Ladies Church Aid Society of
the Congregational church will hold q
sociable at the residence of Mrs. Rush
B. Wheeler, on Friday evening, July 18th:
All are cordially invited.
Married, at the residence of Corn
Hanson, in Austin, July 18th, by Rev:
G. D. Belden, Mr. N. p. SOrens0n, of Shell
Rock and Miss Minnie Otteson, of Albert
Lea township, Freedom county.
: 1Rev. Stanley is preaching course OF
sermons on the beattitudes. His sermon
Sunday morning was upon the fourth,
"Blessed are they that hunger and thirst
after righteousness, for they shall be
filed"
Joe Wilcox, Of: Charles City, Iowa,
brother of Miss Kate Wilcox, was in the
city over the Fourth, the guest of his
relatives. Joe was once Mower county
boy, and his early friends remember him
very kindly.
Art in all its branches, except por
traiture, taught at Mrs. Holway's Studio.
Terms, so cents per lesson. Lessons in
free hand drawing, $3.50 for course of II
lessons. Instruction given at the homes
of pupils 81 pei, lesson.
$3.50 taken in by the ladies of the NJ.
E.. church There we're more Meth0dists
in Austin last Fourth of July than were
ever here before at one time. 600 meals
taken with the Methodist ladies. 1870
clearedLand we are glad.
Until September 30th, 1883, round
trip tickets to the Mahtomedi Assembly
Grounds, on the St. Paul and Duluth r. r.,
will be sold at this station. Rate fol
round trip, $3.50:
G. H. COLEMAN, Agent.
Pack your lunch baskets, take you,
dearest, and in company with your wife,
mother-in-law, children, and so on. &c
and commune with old dame nature fOl
| a day now and then and forget that Ordi