Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-01-09
TRANsCRIPTIoNs.

G. r. Weseman, of Oakland, has
moved his family into Austin.
Miss Packard enjoyed her holiday
vacation with friends in Cresco.
Miss Kane, of Austin, enjoyed week
recently with friends in Newry.
-Dress-making and dress cutting by
Mrs. 8, NJ. Boiler, and hats at cost.
WANTED. -Furnished rooms for a
small family. Enquire at this office.
There are q great many persons in
this world whose lives are like chalk.
Prof. E. G. Shepherd, of Lansing,
is winning golden opinions as teacher.
The days begin to lengthen, and we
should say the cold strengthens most beau
tifully.
We notice the sun of 1884 is accom-
panied nearly every morning with two or
three dogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Woodsum welcom-
ed in the New Year with their old friends
at Chatfield.
The bonnie new moon of the bran
new year. How she lights up these cold
winter evenings.
Abe Dettelbach of Brainerd, began
the new year with Austin relatives and
numerous TRENDS.
VIM. Pilgrim and family have rented
and moved onto the Merchant farm. four
miles west Of Austin.
-Hurrah for the Masonic Banquet:
$271 clear, to go toward the furnishing of
the new Masonic hall.
Miss Blanche Engle, of this city, spent
the holidays with her sister, Mrs. l.. &.
Tanner, in Albert Lea.
About the last and latest patent OF
"health lift" we know of these days, is
to elevate the coal-hod.
Oscar Hill trapped large wild cat on
his premises the first of December, and
last week secured a wolf.
Ed. G.. Bascomb is in the city, com
ing over from Rochester Monday, and is
the guest of father Wheat.
Mrs. G. L. Chase has recently been
visiting friends in Vermont, and will
spend the winter in Florida.
Miss Mary Dodd, of Ncwry. Freeborn
county, is availing herself of the privileges
of our excellent public school.
Gross Lehigh Coal is the best hard
coal ever brought to Austin, and can be
had only at D. NJ. Thompson's.
If the children ask you how Santa
Claus got down the chimney, tell them
he flue down in his winter SCOT.
Mrs. w. w. Engle, and Mrs. M. j.
Whitlock, made short business trip to
St. Paul and Minneapolis last week.
DIR. H. I. Parker has completed his
three months engagement in Oakland,
CAL, and has returned to Santa Ana.
When w. T. Wilkins, NJ Majors and
= 1,o of %Go Tn hnI
roller skates, then stand from under.
"A good text for the new year: This
life is too short to hold a grudge. Yes,
let it slip by. You will never be sorry.
Orders for wash-ice left at either drug
store will receive prompt attention.
w. 7. vaudeville.
The roller skating rink provides the
most harmless fun for the boys and girls,
and, in fact, for anybody, of any place
we know of.
No lady safe in attempting to use any
other Saleratus or Soda than DeLand's.
All over this broad land their name is q
synonym with excellence.
Frank A.'Day lost horse last Friday
night. The animal got his head caught
| inside of the feed spout, and in trying to
extricate it, broke his neck.
Hall & West already seem to feel
quite at home in their elegant. new, well:
! lighted store, and we notice the crowd
still know where to find them.
Mrs. VIM. Richards and Mrs. Mayor
arrived in Austin from Minneapolis the
early part of last week. Mrs. Mayor is
still confined to her room by illness.
January 9Th. the Illinois Central
adopted a new timetable. The trains
now arrive at Mona at 8 a. m. and 5:3(
p. M, and depart at 10: As a. m. and 8 p. m
BE careful what you say about YOU
neighbor at the beginning of this new
year-and try to begin it as though il
were to be your last. 1t may be, whe
knows.
Forrest Langworthv, of the Spring
Valley Nercury, said good morning" t.
us and our sanctum last Thursday. HI
came down from St. Paul Wednesday
| night.
Union service this Wednesday even
ing at the Congregational church. lee
by Rev. w. E. Stanley. subject Con
sequences of being filled with the Holy
Spirit"
-"'Tis soeet to be remembered" sh'
sang. but her husband changed the re
frain, when the Christmas bills came in
and he realized how dear it is to be re
membered.
"A woman can rip, and tear, and darn
in disposition, but let a man indulge il
such pastimes, and note the fuss that
made about it.
| j. Solner left Austin Saturday TO
Chicago to purchase the furnishings TO
| 10 oil OF h,,i11
never does things by the halves, so loo
out for the outfit.
When will the parents of this cit
take warning. and keep their boys off tn
streets at night. Good-natured, easy
going. careless parents better conside
this question little.
Good style is good sense, good health
good energy and good will, but bottle Q
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is a good benefac
ton that suffering humanity has alread
,, learned to appreciate.
If you want to buy any thing in tn
glass ware or china line go toe. w. Tay
lor & Co. If you don't want to buy, &
J in and see one of the handsomest bus
. ness houses in the city. '.s
For gents or ladies watches. for nee
chains, bracelets, cuff buttons, finge
| rugs, TchSlpluSs WdICA CudluS, w
Hayes Brothers have just received flu
line. Call and see them.
The Woman's Mission Circle which W.
K to have been held at Mrs. G. E. Wilbour
Jan. 2, was postponed on account of tt
= weather and will be held with Mrs. s.
Gibbons Jan. 9. Subject, Swallow.
Jan. Oath, the Sir Knights of st. Be
, nard propose to give dancing party
Court House hall. Dancing will be IL
r main order of exercises, yet we unde
stand the hungry are not to 60 unfed.
8 Johnnie, what part of speech
+ adieu3" "A verb a'am." "I.et me he
how you would decline it," "Presen
). adieu; past, dude. Johnnie, that W
do; it will be my dudy to send you home
+ The annual meeting of the Farme,
y Alliance will be held at old court hou
hall next Saturday afternoon, at o'clot
# sharp. Election of officers.
/ j. j. FURLONG, Secretary.
. The Kunath brothers, Rob of Mimi
Il apolis. and Herman of Spencer, low
Il spent new years with their mother, MI
g r. Kunath of this city. We learn MI