Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-06-18
TRANSCRIPTION

Hon. III. A. Brown and wife were in
Austin last Thursday, Old Settlers day.
Mrs. N. N. Hammond, of Rochester,
was visiting old friends in this city last
week.
Mrs. A. w. Rankin spent q part of
last Thursday of last week in Owatonna,
house hunting.
Among our numerous callers this
week we were honorcd with a call from
Gov. Marshall.
Mrs. J. W. Eldridge from Indiana.
is now in Austin visiting relatives and
hosts of friends.
Mrs. John Beattie, of Blooming
Prairie, is visiting with her relatives at
w. L. HOLSTERS.
Mrs. Matte Rawson, of Groton, Brown
Co., is in the city, the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. II. B. Corey. :...r ......
Miss Florence Bentley, of Greene,
Iowa, was in the city last week, the guest
Of Mrs. s. M. Boiler.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Crane were in at
tendance at the Universalist convention,
at Saltwater, last week. Il.
Judge Ormanzo Allen is placing a
broad No. 1 sidewalk at the east and
north of his residence block. -
The Austin P. O. was honored last
week with a missent letter directed to
Hon. Jas. G. Blaine, Augusta, Maine.
Miss Lizzie Keysor, of Mankato, ar
rived in Austin Tuesday, and IS the guest
of Miss Matte Ellis at Evergreen farm.
Highest market prices paid for butter
and eggs under Levy's clothing store.
CASTLE & KENNEDY.
Mr.. Bradley L. Teale of New York,
nephew of Mrs. s. G. Lawyer, was the
guest of his aunt for a day or 80 last
week.
w. w. Keysor, attorney at law in the
flourishlng city of Omaha, arrived in
Austin yesterday. Thus endeth the first
chapter.
Capt. J: Mcknight, H.. A. Mcconnell
and J. NJ. Larrabee, all of Leroy, honor
ed the TRANSCRIPT office with a call
yesterday.
Commencing June 18th, and closing
September 18th, round trip excursion
tickets to Clear Lake, Iowa, will be sold.
Rate, $780,
George Fish has added dash of YER
million here and there in the re-painting
of his residence, which very much i'm
proves the same.
The state examinations in our high
school will be given this week in the
Latin grammar, natural philosophy,
botany and algebra.
m. Majors prices in cash for butter
and eggs. Butter packed in tubs 10 to Is
cents. Butter in rolls and jars 8 to 10
cents. Eggs 12} cents.
Mrs. W. T. Wilkins and Mrs. E. B.
Crane, are spending a few days at Mime
t0nka, with Mrs. DIR. Conner, who is
housekeeping at the lake.
Ed. s.. Lawyer is settled for the present
in Duluth. He has a position IN an
CVdIO III GudL Guy. LII IL d kOOU UOy,
m we hope he may prosper.
Mrs. McMillen has just received from
New York, a nice line of very fine hats
and bonnets, which can be sold 25 per
cent. cheaper than heretofore.
j. w. Barnard from Milwaukee, pur-
chased the interest of Hall & Hay in the
Railway Eating House at the depot. Tues
day, and takes possession to-day.
The graduating class consists of 4
young ladies and 1 gentleman: Ida Bar
mum, Blanche -Engle, Addie johnson,
Belle Robinson and John T0rrens.
"A pony of round chunkey build,
weighing $50 or 900 pounds, wanted for
driving purposes.
. RICHARDSON, DAY & PIERCE.
All those knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned will please call
and settle, as I am in need of money.
MRS. s. M. BOILER.
For SALE.-I will sell my household
furniture, including coal heater, cook
stove, bed room set, &C., cheap for cash.
MRS. ANNA D. THOMPSON.
-Rheuamy Pollock, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Pollock, of the town of Mos
COW, aged 81 years, died June 9. Funeral
services conducted by Rev. w. E. Stanley
June 10.
The John Dillon combination, gave
a fine entertainment at McClelland's
block last Tuesday evening. The audi
ence were delighted. The whole troupe
did we'll.
Mrs. Geo. E. Wilbour left yesterday,
to attend the anniversary exercises of the
Minnesota Academy at Owatonna, of
which institution she is one of the lady
trustees.
Prof. and Mrs. Rankin will leave
Austin the early part of next week for
Green Lake, Wis, where they are to take
charge Of a boarding house at that pleas
ant summer resort.
john F. Fisher, recently a member
of the firm of Taylor & Co., has sold out
his interest to G. w. Taylor and A. H.
Loucks.. 1t is rumored that he is going
into business for himself.
We had the pleasure last week of
meeting Rev. D. Cobb, late P. E. of this
NJ. E. district, now located in California.
He will remain and enjoy the camp meet
ings at Waseca and Red Rock.
The c., NJ. s. st. P. r. r. has recent
ly reduced rates on grain at Austin 5
cents per 100, as a result of which the
price Of wheat has corrcspondingly ad-
vanced in price in this market.
Some of the extensive advertisers of
Baking powder calculate to pay their
advertising bills by the adulteration they
put in their powder. DeLand's Chemical
positively contains no filing whatever.
w. W. Engle has purchased the two
lots directly east of Job Englle's residence.
and will commence Immediately to build
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