Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-05-14

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One Of them lights up o'nights the hand
some residence OIL. s. Willard, on Water
street.
Lulu Wilson and ALI. Wyman at Nc
Clelland's block next Monday evening
Secure your seats early at Clemmer &
:Pooler's.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fish expect to
20 up to Minneapolis to-day or to NOR
row to remain few days with Mr.. Will
liam Fish.
800 WORTH OF SEED-And the
Farmers Tribune one year. for $115, is
the best offer yet made Send for sam
pie copy.
| Geo. NJ. Fish sold his interest last
week in the hardware store to his partner,
Capt. W. H. Sutton, who is now sole
proprietor.
H. S. Hayt, formerly of Austin, has
been engaged to take charge of the
creamery at Evansville, Douglas county,
Minnesota.
\
rick, and family, have arrived, and are
quartered in their old home on West
Main street.
Charlie Stroud and little family will
occupy part of Mrs. A. Wright's
pleasant residence on Lansing Avenue,
this summer
Minnie McIntire and Alta Crosson
were baptized in the Cedar river near the
south bridge, Sunday afternoon, by Rev.
w. E. Stanley.
! We have had our first strawberry
short-cake. The strawberries came from
Taylor's, and we furnished the cake, and
big mouth for it.
Mrs. P. Cotter has purchased the II.
j. Minar residence, west of J. A. Mills,
and will soon make her home there. Mr.
Minar will Ego west"
The Ladies Sewing Society of the H.
| E. church which was to have met Friday
| afternoon with Mrs. Lathrop has been
| postponed for one week.
! The services at the Congregational
church last Sunday morning were in
memorial of Miss Marcia French who
died in Chicago recently.
The proper caper now is to fasten
| your short bonnet strings under the chin
with some fantastic, or odd pin. Guess
we will try a clothes-pin.
Geo. E. Wilbour. of this city, has
heen chosen one of the petit jurors, for the
term of the U. s. District Court at Vino
ma, commencing June I'd.
Pat. Geraghty, with corps of men,
under the direction of Oscar Ayers, will
begin grading up the grounds around
the new courthouse this week.
Moses Rolfe has purchased lots of
W. T. Vaudeville, in Bolcom's addition,
on which he has already broken ground
for the foundation for new house.
| We note with pleasure that some of
our dear friends who do not take the
TRANSCRIPT, take the trouble to request
Austin friends to send it to them.
The Soclable connected with the
Universalist church will meet with Mrs.
J.T. Royce next Wednesday evening,
May 21st. All are cordially invited.
The Canning Factory Co. want about
Is acres of sweet corn planted. Any per-
son wishing to contract for that amount
will please call on John Walsh, President.
| The Ladies' Church Aid Society of
the Congregational Church will hold So
ciable with Mrs. J. G. Engle, on Friday
evening. May 16. All are cordially invi-
| ted.
Mrs. Hattie Allen, Of Syracuse, New
York, spent few days in our city last
week, the guest of her sister, Mrs. O. w.
Gibson. Mrs. Allen was en- route for
| Omaha.
| MIR. and Mrs. Addison Garland ar
rived in Austin last week Tuesday, WISH
ting Mr.. N. K. Noble, Mrs. Garland's
brother. Their home is in Santa Bar
bara, Cal.
Geo. B. Hayes was arrested Monday
morning, for fast driving on the streets
Of Austin last Thursday, and was taken
before Justice Sheedy, who fined him SIS
and costs.
On Friday, Jake Fischer was brought
before Justice J. D. Sheedy on charge of
selling liquor on Sunday. He plead
guilty, and was fined $40 and costs,
amounting to $24.
We found nice little hens nest in
Majors packing house yesterday. 1t only
had 1853, $50 eggs in it. He took them and
put them into car, and sent them
through to Boston.
The Austin Roller Skating Rink Club
last week elected the following officers
President, J. E. Crews; Vice-President,
E. s. Day; Secretary, w. G. Tryon; Treas
urer, Carl Johnson.
Mrs. D. B. Smith has been visiting
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