Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-06-11
TRANsCRIPTIoNs.

--Hurrah for the 4th of July in Austin
We are getting ready.
Everybody invited to the baske,
sociable at Mrs. Sterling's.
Miss Ida Smith is spending this week
with friends in Owatonna. r.
Geo. Wright started for Running
Water, Dakota Territory, June 2.
Mrs. H. Lmthlen, of Lacrosse, is in
the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Walsh. s.sa ..-
Simon Anderson has sold his resi-
dence property in this city to Lon. B
Johnson.
One week from tomorrow will BIZ
held the graduating exercises of our pub
lie school.
Mrs. Kline Woodland of Wells, il in
the city, the guest of her mother, Mrs. NJ
G. Morgan.
Patrick Mclaughlin has gone tc
Portland, Oregon, where he will start =
cattle ranch.
Mrs. O. w. Gibson started Monday
for visit of about two weeks, with rela
tives in Omaha.
The outlook for our crops on the
whele is very favorable, although corn is
somewhat slow.
We are sorry to learn that Miss Rena
Culver, teacher in our public school, is
to leave Austin.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give grand dinner in the McClellan nd
block 4th of July.
congregational basket sociable with
Mrs. J. M. Sterling this afternoon
Everybody invited.
Barefoot time has come, and the
young urchin is SO happy he needs tying
to keep him in his pants.
The old veterans are looking forward
to the Grand Encampment in Minneapolis
with great anticipations.
John Mathleson, that royal Scotch
man, went over to Dexter last week,
looking up the cheese market.
Mrs. Joseph Schwan goes to St. Paul
today to spend couple of weeks with
her niece, Mrs. Gus. studeman.
Highest market prices paid for butter
and eggs under Levy's clothing store.
CASTLE s. KENNEDY.
d. J. Ames soon leaves our city for
residence in Owatenna, and there will
then he vacancy in our school board.
Our creamery now turns out about
300 pounds of butter daily, and has good
prospects for doubling that amount soon.
Mrs. Lottie Cox and Mrs. Hattie
Miles have been spending week in La
Crosse, with Mrs. Hood nee Fannie Hol.
lister.
Commencing June 18th, and closing
September 18th, round trip excursion
tickets to Clear Lake, Iowa, will be sold.
Rate, 1886.
Miss Julia Warner returned Thursday
morning from Warsaw, Wis, where she has
been for some time visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jake Simmer
1t is w. FL. Adams that waltzes about
nights, caring for bottle of Mother
Winslow's soothing syrup and bran
new baby boy.
The great seed offer of the Farmers
Tribune, Minneapolis, is taking like wild
fire. Send for sample copy containing
full information.
John E. Robinson is attending the
Grand Lodge, I. o. G. T., now in session
in Minneapolis, as delegate from Aus
tin Lodge No. 107.
st. Bernard Commandery is out on
drill nearly every plea SAINT evening. They
anticipate q pleasant trip to the Grand En-.
campment at Minneapolis.
Rev R. B. Abbott, of Albert Lea, was
in the city last Friday in the interests Of
the new Presbyterian College which is
now building at that place.
Mrs. G. G. Robinson, Of Milwaukee,
sister Of Mrs. Ormanzo Allen, arrived in
Austin Friday last. DR.. Robinson will
follow the last of the month.
Mrs. McMillen has just received from
New York, nice line of very fine hats
and bonnets, which can be sold 25 per
cent. cheaper than here to fore.
Frank Kimball, formerly County
Commissioner of Mower, but now first
assistant Surveyor Of the c., N. & St. P.
Ry., has been in town for few days.
"A pony of round chunkey build
weighing $50 or 800 pounds, wanted TO,
driving purposes.
RICHARDSON, DAY & PIERCE.
The American eagle will scream
louder than ever before in this city the
Fourth because most everybody in this
county is coming to Austin to hear him
The ladies of the Floral Club held 8
most delightful basket social at the resi-
dence of Judge D. B. Johnson's yesterday
afternoon. A large number were present
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Conger are il
Minneapolis with their daughter, Mrs. J
A. Walters, and will no doubt remain
there the greater part of. the present sea
son. ..-
Mr.. Doust, brother-in-law of Mr..
F. Andrews, from Brooklyn, N. Y, spen
Sunday in this city. He had been attend
ing the Republican convention at Chi
cago. .... ..s ..'~.
Bonnie Vaudeville left Austin Sat
urday, for Green Lake, Wisconsin, t,
spend the summer vacation. He will
assist Prof. Rankin in the hotel at tina
summer resort.
The editor of the TRANSCRIPT
coming out even these days. He take
with his daily bread .bull pout" no,
and then. These songsters are very plen
tiful in the Cedar.
The ladies of the Episcopal parish il
this city have upon many other occa