Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-04-16
. BROWNSDALE.
Steen is buying stock.

! John Steen is buying stock.
/ Benjamin Gibson has moved to Aus.
tin.
! The Christian chapel needs q coat OF
paint.
! Buy your paints and oils of Sleeper
s. Sons. -
I Sunday night we were visited by a
heavy rain. .s
Farmers are busily blowing and
seeding here.
"A number of street crossings need
repairing badly.
will Smith, of Grand Meadow, was
in town Sunday.
Miss Addie Wheeler is visiting at
Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Last week one drunk in the lookup,
the first of the season. -a-l-s
Mrs. Fanny Fisher, of Austin, was in
the city the past week. t,s
DR. Moore, of Spring Valley, was in
the city the past week. .. ...5...
Gents and ladies' fine shoes for spring
wear, at Sleeper & Sons .e- RI
DIR. Staples is again in town, head
quarters at the City hotel.
-Chas. Wilson, eur popular station
agent, has invested in new organ.
| james Stokes talks Of emigrating
to Oregon. Better stay here, James.
Charley Wilson is fixing up the
grounds around his residence nicely.
Ed. Danly, of Iowa, is here locking
up the interests of his Waltham farm.
Ole Hanson, and his help, are crowd
ed with work, at his shop around the
corner. 49, ~!
will Knox has his blacksmith shop
fixed up in nice style, and is ready for
customers. -. e~
The young people will remember the
prayer meeting at Mrs. Dora McKennett's
Friday evening. 49,. ..-*-.
Mrs. Sophia Woodward, nee Glover.
has taken trip to Atlantic City, Iowa,
to visit sister.
Mrs. George Billiard has been con-
fined to the bed with sickness, but is
rapidly recovering.
"A. l.. Sleeper & Sons took in and
shipped five hundred and ten dozen of
eggs the past week.
1t takes the cake, that pan fired, I'm
colored Japan tea, full strength, only SOC
a h., at Sleeper & Sons
Willie Knox has rented rooms in Mrs.
Cassiday's house, where he will soon set
up ouse-keeping with his dove.
Charles Abbott has lately taken con-
siderable interest in Mr.. Wheeler's farm
west of town. We wonder what's up.
Elder Belden preached Sunday morn
ing and evening at the Baptist church
His sermons are good, and doing good.
Hubbard Wheeler is having his house
painted. the one lately purchased of Geo.
Billiard. George Zeineris dong the work
Remember Thursday evening prayers
at the Baptist church. Every member
should be present. Everybody is invited.
w. B. Sleeper departed the past week
for D. T., to look up a location for the
new drug store that A. L. Sleeper & Sons
Will START Jnls spring.
Mrs. George Curtiss, Miss Mary
Graves and Miss Allie Rose, Joined the
Baptist church Sunday. They were bap-
tized in the creek north Of town.
John Goodrich's child, aged eight
years, was buried here Thursday. The
services were held at the Baptist church.
Rev. Chas. Beaulieu delivered the sermon.
Mrs. II. A. Brown has returned to
Brswnsdale, and we are pleased to say
her health is much better. Mr. and Mrs.
Brown are stopping with Mrs. Ella Dun
nell.
Walter Sutherland, of Austin, with
his sample case, was in town Saturday.
A. T.. Sleeper & Sons gave an order for
choice groceries. Come again, Walt,
YOU are always welcome.
The music by the choir at the Baptist
church Sunday evening was good. Miss
Eta Sanborn presided at the organ, as
sisted by A. H. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Wilson, Mrs. DIR. Gray, Miss Nellie Colby,
Miss Nellie Sims
j. II. Steward has a half Norman
horse, weighs sixteen hundred lbs., was
sired by Revere, imported by A. W.
Cook, of Charles City, Iowa, and will
stand during the season on Mr. Stewards
farm, one mile east Of this city. Whit
Britts, Groom.