Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-06-20
TRANSCRIPTIONS.
Cash for wool, at Majors.


Cash for butter and eggs, at Majors.
Robert Swan, of Dexter, was in town
last Friday.
Strawberries every day but Monday,
at G. w. Taylor's.
-Nordahl Solner is expected to arrive
in Austin this week.
DR.. Mcdonald has returned from his
extended absence in Canada.
-Supt. Beldcn was visiting schools in
Nevada and Lyle last week.
Nearly $4,000 cans have already been
made at the canning factory.
w. w. Engle is visiting in Waterloo.
His wife and babies are with him.
| Sell your butter and eggs to Majors,
and get the highest price in cash.
Mr.. Bump, of this city, was present
ed with twins last week Saturday.
w. w. Ranney, of Grand Meadow,
looked in upon us last Wednesday.
And still another large invoice of
base ball supplies received at Leslies.
The TRANSCRIPT will appear, bright
and early, for breakfast, Fourth of July
morning.
Frank Riley of this city, was married
on Sunday, June 10th, to Miss Gertrude
Clement.
Ben. Mayor has returned from So
journ of several months in the northern
part of the state.
j. F. Andrews & Son are selling large
quantities of barb-wire at prices which
astOnish the natives.
Austin takes great interest in her
public schools, and is justly proud of her
present graduating class.
-"Cal" Taylor has a supply of the
famous Imported Ginger Ale. A delight
full and healthy summer beverage.
Just received q new lot of screen
wire cloth, which will be sold cheap for
cash. j. F. ANDREWS & Son.
! Capt. Fl. A. Miles and wife, of Texas,
the father and mother of Matt Miles Of
this city, arrived in town last Saturday.
Miss Fannie Knox has decided not to
teach in Austin another year. Her school
work IN Austin has been most acceptable.
Capt l. N. Morrill,, all the settlers of
Austin in territorial days will remember
him, is U. s. express agent at DEBORAH,
Iowa.
| The UniYersalist Sociable will meet
with Mrs. E. B. Crane Tuesday evening.
June Goth; all are cordially invited to
attend.
Rev. w. E. Stanley expects to ex-
change pulpits next Sunday morning with
Rev. Green, the Presbyterian minister of
Oakland.
| Mrs. W. L. HOLSTER left Austin last
! Thursday for Atchison. Kansas arriving
there Saturday. She will be absent about
two weeks.
The St. Paul Dispatch says that the
Austin Cornet Band, consisting of II
pieces, has been mustered in as the Second
Regiment Band.
Hon. J. D. Allen, of Leroy, was in
town last Thursday Mr. Allen was
highly pleased with the thriving appear
ance of Austin.
Two night blooming cereus blossomed
at J. Solners residence last Sunday even
ing; and another is soon TO unfold its
beautiful petals
! AT the recent conference at Medford
Rev. G. E. Wright was appointed dele
gate to the National Council of Congre
gational churches.
Rev A. 0. Wright of Madison, Sec
rotary of the Wisconsin State Board of
Charities, spent one day in town last
week on business.
| Miss Margaret Shaw expects to start
for the east to-day. SIZE will go in COM
pany with Will Fay, who is now in the
city, en- route for Cambridge, Mass.
-Ye gray-haired lads don't We wish We
lived in Iowa? It is only ''male residents
between the age of 81 and As years" who
have to work poll tax in that state.
Miss Alice Shultes will not go to
South America to teach, but will continue
her educational work for the present at
the hub of the United States of America.
| Our flags will float, our cannon. roar,
our eagles soar. The crowd be here from
far and near; two bands will play till close
of day-on the Fourth of July in Austins
| 1t is out. The invitation card to the
marriage ceremony of Frank o. Hall and
Miss Nettie Anderson of this city, at the
NJ. E. church, Tuesday evening, June
Goth.
! Miss c. A. Pickard will not return to
our city as teacher In our public schools
next year. She returns to her homo at
Neenah, Wis.,, and Austlnltes are very
sorry.
Rev. w. E. Stanley and Jno. E. Rob
inson attended the session of the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars at Minneapolis
last week as delegates from the Austin
lodge.
Rev. E. r. Lathrop got left at Mime
apolis last Saturday, but is "on deck" and
will hold services next Sunday as usual,
and prayer-meeting this, Wednesday,
evening.
Mrs. G. J. Short will go to North
field Friday, where her parents reside.
Her mothers serious illness causes her to
hasten as soon as the graduation exercises
are over.
Prayer meetings in all the churches
this "wednesday evening, q change being
made to accommodate the public school
commencement exercises, taking place
Thursday evening.
Attorney General Hahn was in the
city last Thursday in attendance upon a
mortgage sale. Mr.. Hahn is an intelli-
gent gentleman, and Of superior qualifi-
cations as a lawyer:
Reese B: Clark moved frame build
ing, knocked down, from some where up
north last week to q vacant lot on Water
street in the Sd ward. Here the building
q is being put together.
Ira Jones is the agent for the cele-
brated Washburn- Moen Glldden Barb
Wire. In prices he will not take back
seat for any other make. Remember this,
farmers, and give Ira 9 CALL
i Company g was inspected by Col:
Bobleter, the Colonel Of the Second Regi-
ment, last week Thursday. The drill &C.
cupied several hours, and was very salts
factory to the Colonel, we believe.
Miss Hattie Lambert arrived in Ans
tin Monday from her home In New eha-
ron, Iowa. She came to visit friends and
schoolmates, and also to be present at the
Alumni reception Monday evening.
| Commencing June 18th, 1888, and
closing September 18th, round trip excur-
sion tickets will be sold from Austin to
Clear Lake, Iowa, Rate, $40 for the
round "trip. 9: =: COLEMAN. Agent.
AT the residence of Arch Lang, Lon
don. Freeborn county, Thursday. june,
18th, by Rev. O, ,. ReldeR, Mr. William
W. Officer, son of Hon: W. Fl: Officer, OF
Austin town, and Miss Danny !, Boenallie.
The Register is mistaken in saying
that the City Council have decided to
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