Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-10-22
TRANSCRIPTIONS.

To night at the new court house hall.
Hon. o. B. Gould at the court house,
tonight
Fair Austin, lovclicst village of the
plain" truly says Barrett of the Globe.
Hon. Milo White, NJ. c., was in the
city last Wednesday. We understand he
feels very confident of success.
Michigan apples-Russets, Green
Taylor & Co.'S. the latter part of this
week.
Mrs. ]. E. Robinson entertained a
social party of about IS ladies from Lans-
ing, at the Windsor House, Saturday
afternoon.
The NJ. E. Sociablc will be held at
Miss Alice Browns, Wednesday evening,
Oct. 29th a cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all.
Railroad tickets can now be pur-
chased from Chicago to New York for
$ll first class, and SO second class. Go
east, young man.
Miss Emma Wheeler and Miss Jennie
WcrtZ. of near Rochester, have been in
Austin for few days, visiting their
friend and school mate, Miss Eta Barnes.
Mrs A. E. Cox returned from her
eastern tour, Thursday evening of last
week She visited friends in Vermont,
also Mrs G. W. Hall in Washington, D. G:
Thousands of families have had oc
casion to try the meyer failing qualities
of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, and they will
unite in the praise of this wonderful pre-
scripton.
Mrs F. A. Brownson, of Mime
apolis, formerly of Austin, is canvassing
n T., rs
nous Women and Legends of New
England"
will D. Fcnton and family, consist
ing of his wife and two children, arrived
in Austin a week ago last Saturday from
Fargo, y. r. He expects foreman here
for some time.
The farmers met at Albert Lea Fri
day and decided to call mass conven-
ton for the purpose of putting in nomi-
nation county ticket. The meeting
will be held on Monday, Oct. 81.
Cal TAYLOR has just returned from a
trip to Michigan, where he has purchased
a large supply of the tinests of fall and
winter apples which he will be able to
sell at very low rates. Wait for them.
Did YOU see those beautiful winter
. apples Majors was selling at one dollar a
bushcl? He tells us that he will have a
car of fine Michigan apples in few days
that he will sell at from 1926 to $500 a
barrel. Let us all eat apples.
The Skating Rink is closed for winter
repairs After few weeks it will be
made comfortable and attractive for the
winter season, and Messrs. Briggs q
Burr will then be happy to renew &C
quaintance with their numerous patrons.
Last week, Charlie Parks had a close
call at the depot yard. While helping to
make up train, he caught his foot in
frog when the train came upon him,
tearing off his boot and badly brusing his
foot. His disability will be only tenn
poIary.
C. W. Taylor has ordered for his
Palace Grocery house. large stock OF
groceries for the winter trade. He gave
his personal attention 10 the buying. and
his patrons may expect the choicest OF
goods from the eastern markets at low
prices.
Our enterprising butcher, Anton
Friedrich proposes to build new and
commodious slaughter house next spring
for the accommodation Of his large bust.
ness, and to that end has purchased 12C
acres of Mrs. Margaret Heintzman on
Turtle creek.
We see by the Minneapolis Ite0t rs
tate Reuieeo that Mrs. @. A.. Truesdell,
formerly a resident of Ausin, has sc
cured permit to build 81, 200 residence
of six rooms on Twenty avenue
southwest between Forty-third ano
Forty fourth streets.
We publish this week very good ar
ticle upon Austin, written for the St.
Paul Globe, by that gentlemanly attachee
NJ po,rntt We nrint q few extra comics
this week, which can be obtained at this
office in wrappers, ready for mailing
for cents per copy. ~ @.> III.
L w. Mathews, S. D. Catherwood
and w. B. Woods. engineering corps Of
the Minnesota & Northwestern r.. f..
are still busily engaged on their part OF
the grading work. Mr. CatherWoOd in
forms ns that the grading on the 20-mile
section north of Mona is fully two~thirds
done.