Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-06-25
TRANsCRIPTIONs.

| started tor Chicago yesterday.
Calvin Decker is home from North
field for the summer vacation.
Miss Emily Eddy Of Delavan, Wis,
is visiting her sister in this city.
! Mrs. J. T. Royce is entertaining sis
ter. Mrs. Lyman Cox, from Saratoga, this
state. ~
| Mrs. Sumner Woodsum was visiting
her father, Stephen Case, of Chat6eld,
last week.
The adjourned term of the District
court opened Tuesday, Judge Start Of
Rochester presiding.
Rev. G. E. Wright will exchange
pulpits next Sunday with Rev. J. w:
Bradstreet of Rochester.
| Mrs. E. G. Bascomb and little daugh-
ter, of Rochester, are the welcome guests
of father and mother Wheat.
Miss Sophia Anderson is visiting her
uncle, w. W. Anderson, the editor and
publisher of the Bozeman Courier.
Alex. Ksffin, of Zumbrota, has re-
Gently put eighty head Of young cattle on
his farm near Dexter in this county.
Mrs. James Martin of Portland, Da
kota, arrived in Austin Yesterday. and
the w. w. Patterson family are happy.
Don't fail to call and see NJ. j: Keen
an at his old stand on Main street, and
examine full line of Buckeye machinery.
John Fisher has slowed himself and
little family away for few weeks in some
| pleasant rooms at the s. w. Day resi-
dence.
Charlie Fife, of Brainerd, is in the
city, guest of Judge D. 3. johnson and
family. He is very pleasant gentleman
| to meet.
DIR. J. P. Squires attended the State
Medical Association at Saltwater last
week. His little daughter Nellie accom-
panied him.
! For SALE.-Farm 100 acres, we'll
improved, q miles northeast Leroy.
Address, s. D. HILLMAN,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Farmers and farmers boys can make
their Fourth profitable as we'll as pleasant
by entering for prizes in procession. See
D. B. Smith or F. P. Mcbride about it.
We mean business, and have authoriz-
ed every grocer to refund cost to any
| customer who is dissatisfied with De-
Lands Saleratus and Soda. Try it if you
have not already. We run all risks.
| Farmers who desire to compete for
the procession prizes July 4th, with their
teams, will be supplied with agricultural
implements by any of the dealers in the
city.
Prof. Rankin and wife left their Aus
| tin home yesterday for Green Lake, Wis.,,
where they will spend the summer. The
best wishes of their numerous friends will
accompany them.
Next Tuesday afternoon and evening,
July 1, the ladies Of the Universalist
church will hold basket picnic at the
residence of Mrs. Laura Crane. All are
cordially invited.
Master Sidney, son of A. V. Ellis,
while wrestling last Friday evening fell,
breaking his left arm. DR.. Gibson set
the broken member, and the lad is doing
as well as possible.
| Our columns are 50 crowded this
week with the memorial address, gradua.
ton essays, etc., that much important
matter is left over. This we regret, but
it cannot be helped.
| MIR. and Mrs. McCloud arrived in
Austin last week Wednesday. They are
direct from Scotland, and are the guests
of Mr.. Chas. Wilton. Mrs. McCloud is
a sister of Mr.. Wilton.
Mrs. F. A. Engle will entertain the
friends and members Of the Congrega-
tional Aid Society on Wednesday after
noon and evening. Lawn tea at six.
Everyone cordially invited.
The people of Spring Valley are
fortunate in having secured L. A.
Pierce Esq, of this city, as their 4th of
July orator. MIR. Pierce is an able, cul-
tured and eloquent gentleman, and will
honor the occasion.
The city lookup, under the supervi-
sion of Mr.. Feely, is on the move for its
new quarters on the city lot where the
flag staff stands. 1t is to be bricked up
and put in first-class order for the recep-
ton of unruly citizens.
IS. Anderson has just returned from a
delightful trip to Bozeman, Montana, to
visit his brother, w. W., residing there.
He also spent few days with brother
at Billings. Mr.. Alderson's journey ex-
tended as far west as Helena.
L. H. Utley, brother of Mrs. DR..
Peck, who, with his wife. visited this
city few weeks ago, has just returned
from trip to Faribault, GAINESVILLE, Du-
luth aud Port Arthur, Ontario. They
left for their home in Alden, Iowa, yester.
day.
On the second page, our readers will
find the able Grafton delivered by Hon.
M. II. Dunnell at the unwilling of the
Rogers monument, at Brownsville. June
II. 1t is a just and noble tribute to the
memory of Col. Rogers, and will repay q
careful peru sal.
The sale of round-trlp excursion
tickets for the Fourth of July will be as
follows: Full fare and fifth for the
round trip to any point for which local
rates are supplied. Sell July Sd and 4th.
Return coupons good until July 9TH.
G. H. COLEMAN, Agent.
Mrs. s. J. Lawyer is visiting friends
in Minneapolis, for a few days. Fred
accompanied her, and Saturday she sent
him up to Duluth, to spend the summer
vacation with his aunt Mrs. T. A. Ohm
stead Fred is good boy, and we hope
he will greatly enjoy his visit.
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