Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-04-16

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The Ladies of the Floral Club elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year, last week Tuesday: Mrs. A. Morse.
President; Mrs. G. E. Wilbour. H. H.
Kent, o. Ayers. vice-Presidents; Mrs. s.
L. Davidson, Secretary; Mrs. J. F. Cook,
Treasurer.
MEN AND WOMEN WANTED!-A few
good agents, either men or women,
wanted AT ONCE, to canvass for CDR.
Gums Popular Family Physician" in
this state, Nebraska or Kansas. Excellent
inducements. Grand chance. Address,
Rev. II. ]. VanAuken, or call on George
Dstwiler.
Capt. I. n. Hawkins, formerly Of
Austin, but later of Chillicothe, Ohio, re-
moved to st. Paul in February. He was
in Austin two or three days of last week,
and we were glad to see him. He is in
the real estate business with Rush B.
Wheeler, the firm being wheeler &
Hawkins"
w. Fl. Merrick, resident in Austin
for the last Is years, is going to move to
Moorhead, where he is to have a position
in the land business of the Northern
Pacific r. r. He has our best wishes fol
success in his new venture, and we expect
he will have it, as he is a man of the very
best business capacities.
Mrs. G.. 8. Hildahl has already re-
celved fine assortment Of spring MILL.
merry, comprising pattern hats and bon
nets, trimmings, and all the ct ceteras to
adorn most becomingly the heads of the
ladies and mlsses> of this city and sur
rounding country. Look over her goods
and our words will be verified.
"a: A. R.-McIntyre Post held theil
meeting Saturday evening, at Norden
hall. T. e next meeting will be held Sat.
urday evening, May 8. Measures will be
taken to have the members of the Post
uniformed. The Post will probably ne
gotiate for the use of Norden hall fol
their regular place of meeting.
Daniel johnson, for several years 8
resident of Austin, has sold his house
and will remove with his family, next
week, to White Bear. Lake, where he ex-
poets to make his future home. Mr..
Johnson and family are held in high es.
TEEN by all who know them. and thel,
departure will occasion general regret.
When you clean your door yard, re-
member it is just the proper thing to do
to cast all your old tin cans, hoop skirts
boots, and rubbish in general, over into
your neighbours door-yard. We want
our friends to remember that this sug
gestion is not fer the neighbors of the
TRANSCRIPT office. Water street pas
sengers burn their rubbish.
Jimmie Hay and Al. Friedrich re
turned from trip to Faribault las
Thursday, where they have been to col
lect information on the subject of bicycles
there being Club at that place. Each
of them have ordered bicycles, costing
over 500 each. Mr.. Hay has received
his, and Mr.. Friedrich, who has ordered
one from Boston, expects his soon.
Il. 0. o. F. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lodge, No. 20, Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, will celebrate the 65th veal
of the institution of the order in America
Friday afternoon and evening, May Is
A procession from the depot, escorting
the visiting brethren from several othe1
lodges that have been invited. public
exercises, consisting of addresses and
music at the courthouse hall in the even
ing, and a supper, are main features ir
the program.
The Harper Brothers are about to put
circulating library in this city, kept al
Clemmer g. Pooler's store. The library
consists of histories, biographies, travels
and fiction, embracing the works of many
of the best authors. Any person. on the
payment of one dollar, can have acces.
to the same for two years. Our city il
now being canvassed for membership
and such an opportunity to secure tht
best reading for almost nothing should b.
improved.
Judge D. B. johnson has gone into
the chicken business-nene of your low
born trash, but regular t'bloods, !" thai
take the first premium. He is building
royal dens for them, all over his hand
some 40-acre lot. We are not will post
ed in regard to the names of these roya
birds, but think we heard him say some
thing about Yellow Legs, 'Hou1ans,
plymouth Rock" ''Holsteins.' Part
ridge Cochins," Brown Leggings, Per
cherons," Jerseys" &C., &c. When ",
get time, we will look them over, and tel
you more about them.
Last week Tuesday evening musica
rehearsal at st. GATHERINGS convent rem
dered the following program:
Solo and Chorus--''silver Bells Of Memory
.sour Second Meeting" Recitation - -
Miss Katie Raaermache
Instrumental Music Miss Nellie Johnso,
Essay-ssThe Dominent Chordn. Miss Jennie Short
Solo and Chorus-.The Old Man Dreams's
Vocal Clas
Misses N. Sullivan and NJ Geraght,
Select Reading The Tribute Of Tear
Mics A. Radezmache
Essay Notes on Our First Rehearsalr-
Miss Lizzie MCLAUGHLIN
Song Master J. Parkinson
instrumental Music Miss J. Short
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