Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-23

ware stock has been removed to McClel-
lands block.
The melon cholic days have come.
Cronon has some fine specimens direct
from Georgia.
Charlie Squires has been engaged by
H. O. Basford as one of the employees in
the postotfice.
MIR. Galehouse, of Danville, Ill.,, was
visiting his aunt, Mrs. D. B: Smith, in this
city, last week.
Mrs. Greenman, mother of County
Attorney Greenman, is in the city, the
guest of her son.
F. King and George Fish have dis
solved partnership in the dry goods line,
Mr.. Fish retiring.
The editor of the TRANSCRIPT is
eating his own cucumbers, raised in his
own garden patch.
-Lobb & Conklln are in the cigar bust
ness, and have new good looking wood
en- man for sign.
Baptist sociable at the Windsor house
next Friday evening. Come all and spend
pleasant evening.
Miss Esther Royce is visiting in Min.
neap0lis. She will remain the greater
part of the summer vacation.
Mrs. George Fish will take in
this gala week in Minneapolis, enjoying
the hospitality of father Fish.
Miss Kate Farmer, of Omaha, Neb.,
is in the city enjoying the hospitality of
her sister, Mrs. o. w. Gibson.
Phil Short formerly employed in
the TRANSCRIPT Office. is now employed in
the Register office for time.
Frank Leach, of Mantorville, is in the
employ of Ed Mead, of this city, the
| agent for the genuine Singer.
Mrs. E. A. Stone, of Madison, Wis.,,
has been spending few days in Austin,
the guest of Mrs. Lyman Baird.
Miss Clara Palmer went up to Mime
apolis yesterday to visit friends. She
expects to remain several weeks.
Big bargains in building stone. Only
So per cord. Inquire of G. Schleuder
ScHLEuDER, COATS & DAVIDSON.
Mrs, A. 9. Reynolds class in painting
is increasing daily in numbers, and some
fine pieces in art are already under way.
Mrs. Hattie Miles will spend two or
three weeks with relatives of Mr. Miles,
in Waverly. She expects to leave Thurs
day.
This is most delightful summer for
the boys. Most of the time they can
wear their coats and HUE the patches in
their pants.
j. w. G. Dinsmoor has returned from
his long stay in California. We hear it
rumored that Church is in love with
Minnesota.
Mrs. L. g. Basford is spending this
week in St. Paul, the guest of Mrs. G. NJ.
Fernald. She will visit friends in Min
neapolis also.
The County Commissioners are in
session as an Equalizing Board. The lat
ter part of the week general business will
be transacted.
Master Roe Marshall, of Fayette
county, Iowa, nephew of Mrs. w. w.
Engle, is spending the summer with his
aunt in this city.
Mrs. F. Fisher has sold out her res
taurant and ice cream saloon in this city
to Robert P. Boyles, who expects to take
possession to-day.
| james Mitchell, of Fredericksburg,
Iowa, was in the city last week, the guest
of his brother-in-law, Hiram Smith. He
was en- route for Minneapolis.
king & Fish dissolved partnership
July 1st, Geo. Fish retiring. F. King is
offering special bargains to close out his
stock. See his advertisement.
w. W. Engle and family expect to
go to Clear Lake next Tuesday to attend
the s. s. convention. and occupy their
summer cottage for the season. -
All bills of every kind-for material
or labor-must be presented to G. Schleu-
der for payment every Saturday.
ScHLEuDER, COATS & DAVIDSON.
B. w. Lowell is entertaining his
mother, who has recently arrived from
Springfield, Vermont. Mrs. Lowell is a
mother of whom any son should be proud.
Mrs. Annie Riser, of Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, an old-time friend and school mate
of the Engle family is visiting here, and
making her home with Miss Camp Engle.
Mrs. Mate Anterior Bletsoe is in the
city, guest at the Mansfield house. She
is en- route for Los Angeles, California,
where she expects to make her future
home. ts..
keenan, Bros. new building, in which
we find the new roller skating rink, is fast
nearing completion. 1t adds to the ap-
pearance of that side of the street very
much.
The Austin Creamery is doing very
well-but not so well as it ought to do,
The farmers must patronize the creamery
more literally if it would be q complete
success.
Misses Lizzie and Mary Hawkins
daughters of Capt. I. N. Hawkins and
Mrs. Timmons. of Chillicothe, Ohio, are
visiting in Austin and stopping with Mrs
w. w. Engle.
Mrs. Ira Jones has persuaded Mr.
Jones brother, Ashael, to postpone hi.
/ journey to the far west until the LIST o.
September, when she hopos to be ready
to accompany him.
/ W. A. Richardson went fishing yes
terday morning before breakfast. Will
his hook and line he took from the clea
waters Of the Cedar beautiful pickere
weighing 10} pounds.