Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-08-06
TRANSFORMATIONS.

with Dorr & Void.
Ada Douglass left Austin July 16. for
a visit to Aberdeen, Dakota.
Rev. Forest Marsh, of Beloit, Wis, is
expected here soon on a short visit.
The editor of this paper has used some
of DeLand's Chemical Baking Powder.
Ask him what he thinks of it.
Remember, Cook & Davidson's hard
ware stock has been removed to McClel-
lands block.
Grand times for the small boy. The
famous Nickel-Plate Shows have six
funny clowns.
Mrs. Julius Smith has purchased the
property of J. F. Andrews, and took pos
session Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Waterman left last week
for visit to Eau Claire, Wis, and re-
turned Monday.
Mrs. Jerry Yates and son James
spent last week at St. Paul, the guests of
Harry Griswold.
No other show but the Nickel-Plate
has modern Hercules pulling against
horses and elephants.
Bert Vaughn has been to Villas, Dako-
ia, to look up stand for business, and
will probably locate there.
Sunday evening six beautiful bios
SONS came out on a night blooming cereus
belonging to Mrs. J. Solner.
Katie Gibson left Austin last We'd
nesday for two or three month visit in
Connecticut and Delaware.
&C. H. Davidson, Jr.,i employed in the
post Office during the absence Of assistant
p NJ. Ebert Day at Lake Superior.
Services, on Sunday, the 10th inst,
will be held at the Episcopal church, by
Rev. w. W. Estabrooke, of Mason City.
WORT is progressing on the Park
Place. 1t has been leased by II. O. Bas
ford for term of years for a printing
Office
Capt. w. HI. Sutton has sold his
house on Adams street to J. F: Andrews,
and moved to the Giles house on Chatham
street.
The General Committee, for the re-
vision of the History of Mower county,
will meet at the courthouse, at a. M.
Friday next.
The article on "Mower. County," in
last weeks TRANSCRIPT, should have been
credited to the minnesota Farmer, of
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Guthrie and daughter, of Fari-
bault, are the guests of DIR. J. N. Wheat.
Miss Guthrie is attending school at St.
Mary's, Faribault.
The ladies Sociable connected with
the Univcrsalist church will meet with
Mrs. j. T. Royce next Tuesday after
noon, Aug. 10. All arc invited to at
tend
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Dearmin, of the
town of Moscow, died August 1, aged 81.
Funeral services conducted by Rev. w. E.
Stanley of Austin, assisted by Rev. s. G.
Lowry.
Will Earl, who had quite a sick spell
after his return from st. Paul the first
week in July, will remain in Austin for
time. Atprcsent he is employed at Kee
nan Bros. .,.s.-...--..-.z-,
The abutments at the South bridge
were finished August 1. An iron bridge
will be put on in August by the Canton,
O., Wrought Iron Co., C. p. Jones, Gen.
eral Agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Stuart celebra-
ted their fifth wedding anniversary Sat-
urlay, July 26, and were remembered by
their friends with a nice chamber set.
valued at $40.
MIR Harris fears no opposition, and
cares for nothing that precedes or fol-
lows him. His show is one, especially
in it's arenic performance, that can have
no successful opposition.
w. T. Leslie has engaged as travelling
| salesman for D. w. Vincent, a wholesale
tobacco and cigar merchant of Mime
apolis. We trust will" may be success
full in his new vocation.
Cook s. Davidson have just received
samples of very handsome square coal
stoves. Just the article required for
economy, utility and ornament They
will prove immensely popular.
C. A. RIA special meeting of Nc
Intyre Post No. 66, will be held this
evening in Armory hall at o'clock
| Corporal Tanner has been invited to be
present and give instruction in Post work.
The editor of the TRANSCRIPT, with
his wife, and daughter Ethel and son Jim
mic, were among the Lake Superior cdi-
torial excursionists last week. We shall
try our hand on little sketch of the trip
next week.
j. s. Love, of Sabctha, Kansas, an old
veteran who has been taking in the &. A.
r. celebration at Minneapolis, is visiting
his cousin, j. B. Buck. Another cousin,
Miss Stella Sutton, of Minneapolis, is also
a guest of Mr.. Buck.
Corporal James Tanner, of Brooklyn,
N. Y. who has been participating in the
Grand Encampment at Minneapolis, is
the guest of Wilson Beach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tanner will leave for their home in
Brooklyn, N. Y, tomorrow.
Notice is hereby given, that the part
nership between King g. Fish was dis.
solved on the first day of July. All
debts due to the said partnership must be
paid within 80 days, to save costs.
KING g. FISH.
On Monday last Mr.. Geo. Hartwell
who lives at Dexter, Mower county, had
a very large cancer removed from the