Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-04
TRANSCRIPTIONS.

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Cal Taylor was at Spring Valley last
week Wednesday.
We wish you merry 4th of July and
happy Christmas.
The Lyle elevator is for sale at a big
bargain. See advertisement.
The post office will be closed to-day,
except from 10 a. m. to 3 p. IN.
-C.'J. Weisel of Austin, is soon to
make his home at Spring Valley.
No more bank stamps. That NUS
ance stands abated since July LIST.
The first nine of Austin base ballists
have just received new uniforms.
-Icc-cold lemonade is good for all dis
eases of the thrOat-On hot day.
Miss Della Knox is home from Can
non Falls for the summer vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. S. G. Bacon were visit
ing friends in Albert Lea last week.
-Arick Vanwinkle has been transferred
to Easton Oh the Southern Minnesota r. r.
About 10000 cans have been man
ufactured to date at the Canning factory.
We are reasonably sure of having q
regular old fashioned red-hot 4th of July.
The Congregational Sunday School
are talking of a picnic to the green, green
woods next week.
j. F. Andrews s. Son are selling large
quantities of barb-Wire at prices which
astonish the natives.
The pond lily is now blossoming in
its glory, and verify. Solomon was not
arrayed like unto it.
Mrs. Luithlan, of Lacrosse, mother
of Mrs. John Walsh, is the guest of her
daughter in this city.
Mrs. G. J. Short is at Mortified.
with her mother, who is very ill, with but
little hope of recovery.
j. b. Charles, the foreman of the
Canning factory, will spend his Fourth
at Marshalltown, Iowa.
Ella McIntire and Nellie Cowan were
baptized in the Red Cedar, at south bridge,
Sunday afternoon, June 10.
Our old friend j. H. Brown, late of
n. Y, but now of Leroy, in this county,
made Austin visit few days since.
Just received new lot of screen
wire cloth, which will be sold cheap for
cash. J. F. ANDREWS s. Son.
Miss Ella c. Bingham, from Water
loo, Iowa, is spending few days with
her friend, Mrs. w. w. Engle of this city.
The "doves" were entertained most
royalty last Friday. afternoon by Mrs. D.B.
johnson at her lovely home on Lansing
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Babcock of Clare
mount, MIMI, are in the city, the guests
of Matt Miles, who is nephew of Mrs.
Babcock.
The lawn ice cream sOciable at the
home of Rev. Stanley last week Wednes-
day evening was well attended and very
enjoyable.
John Walsh rejoices over the advent
of second daughter. We Opine little
son might be welcome addition to the
family circle.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Hall will COM
mence housekeeping. on the farm in Lam
sing, soon as the necessary preparations
can be made.
Contractor Alsip is arranging matters
50 that the Military Company can have a
dance in the new court house hall this
Fourth of July evening.
Mrs. Anna Saylor, of Cumberland, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Saylor
of this city. Her health is already much
improved by the change.
-Ames Brothers have the large engine
and boiler for the canning factory about
completed, and will be set up as soon as
the addition for it is built.
Rev. Forest A. Marsh and wife, OF
Beloit, Wis, are in the city. 1t is expect
ed Mr. Marsh will preach in the Baptist
church next Sunday morning.
The sociable connected with the Uni
versalist church will meet with Mrs. N. K.
Noble next Tuesday evening, July 10.
All arc cordially invited to attend.
None of the small villages around
Austin are to have celebrations this year,
so we may expect the largest crowd in
Austin to day we have ever known.
The post-office fight at Brownsville
has terminated in the appointment of
w. S. Woodward, who received official
notification of the fact last Saturday.
Miss P. A. Dorr, and her niece Edna
sister and niece of Mrs. s. G. Bacon, left
Austin last week for their home in Mis-
souri,. Austin friends will miss them.
"A young lady living near Chatfield is
cultivating s acres Of onions. She is not
ngaged.-Sprsng Valley Mercury.
We should say she had very strong
engagement.
"A little son of G. J. Myhre of this
city fell from horse last week Wednes-
day and broke both bones of his left arm
DR.. Phillips has the patient in charge, and
he is doing well.
In the grand parade, July 4th, 1883, it
is expected that the Regsster man will
have out his steam engine, and print the
TRANSCRIPT on the t1y,-to the delight OF
its many readers.
Geo. Baird and wife are going west
of <0 vlyIf
country, but to visit their son Fred, at
Worthwhile, Sphinx county, D. T., and Ed
at Glencoe, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Adams and daught er
Saloma, OF Lake Mills, Iowa, arrived in
Fourth with their son, w. H. Adams, and
their daughter, Mrs. Charles D. Stroud.
Miss Lulu Wall, niece Of Mrs. w. T.
Wilkins, returned last week to her home
in Spring Valley. after visit Of several
weeks with her relatives in this city.
Miss Fannie Giles went to the Valley with
her,
-Thos. F. Gibson, who has been one OF
the force of can-makers at the Canning
factory for the past month, leaves this
week for Leroy, to accept position as
tinsmith and clerk in J. D. Aliens hard
ware store.
"A valuable opportunity is afforded
our young people Tor improving the SUM
mer vacation. Let them take music les
sons of Miss Fay, who has had very sue
cessful experience as piano forte ano
organ teacher.
J. Mrs. Geo. E. Wilb0ur attended thu
anniversary of the Minnesota Baptis
Academy at Owatonna June 1921, ane
reports favorable outlook for the:school
Mrs. Wilbour was reelected trustee TO-
1885. her third term.
Miss Katie Ross, of Maysville, Ken
lucky, niece of Mrs. J, r. Webb, is in thu
city, the guest of her aunt, She expects
to make her home for the present in Aus
tin, and our young people will find her
pleasant addition to their circle,
-Hurrah for the Fourth of July a
Austin! Hurrah for Austin! Hurrah TO
the TRANsCRPT!(t he first paper ever work
ed by steam in Mower county, and ''don'
you forget it') and hurrah for everybod,
and all their relations! Hurrah!
We acknowledge receipt from Rev
Alfred Morse of box of the finest straw
berries we ever saw. They are "eharI