Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-03-26
rRANsCRIPrIONs..

ers April Sd. /
IS. A. Gorton and family moved to
Faribault yesterday. "
| Back numbers will take the front.
The old settlers will have banquet next.
DIR. VonSwessmilch, of Delevan.
Wis, father of Mrs. w. E. Richardson, is
in the city.
ID. B. Smith is still at Nora, Mich,
at the bedside of his father who is dan
gerously ill.,
Harry Griswold and wife are down
from St. Paul on weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends.
+ Matt Miles was one Of the Postal
Clerks on the first fast mail train from
Chicago to St. Paul.
Lansing village schools closed last
Friday. Miss Alice Padgett will teach
the summer school.
g. Seebach of Dexter, favored US
last week with fine roll of good sweet
butter 1t sampled we'll.
Hattie Stockman left on Monday for
Ellensborough, Clinton Co., N. Y, where
she will remain until fall.
Table cloths will wear at least one
third longer if there be an undercover of
canton flannel placed underneath.
We acknowledge calls last Thursday
from grand jurors G. w. Dean Of Frank
ford, and s. J. Sanborn of Racine.
SPECIAL meeting Of Fidelity Lodge
No. 80, A. F. & A. NJ, at Masonic hall,
this "wednesday evening, for work in Sd
degree.
Ladies who are anxious for spring,
will find it at Hall & Vests, in the way
of beautiful new spring dolmans, jackets
and ulsters.
E. F. WEIGH, of Rock county, Wis,
q Mower county land owner, called upon
US last week and subscribed for the
TRANSCRIPT.
Geo. Fish arrived in Montana Sun
day, March 16. He found his brother
improving. His brothers wife was al
ready buried.
Public examinations commence next
Thursday morning at Leroy. Teachers,
take careful note of the advertisement in
another column:
FIX County Attorney G. G. Kinsman
spent last Sunday in Austin. He reports
tlourishing law practice at his new home
in Cumberland, Wis.
For any information in regard to
Close Bros. & Co.'S lands in the counties
of Rock and Noble, Mimi, call on Lyman
D. Baird Austin, MINI.
The donation for Rev. w. A. Tick
ner, pastor of the Austin circuit, at Rose
Creek, March 10Th, resulted in purse of
$41 and a goodly supply of eatables.
-MARR1ED.-In Otranto, Iowa, Thurs
day, Narcn 10, 1884, by Rev. c. D. Bel
den, Mr.. j. W. Mason, of Mona, and
Mrs. Frances A. Monholland, of Oakland,
California.
The Council Bluffs Oowa) Bee of
March 10, announces the marriage of ED
ward w. Fleming of Philadelphia, and
Alice Bierce, Of Austin, Mimi" Who is
Alice Bierce?
"a. A. R.-McIntyre Post No. 66, G.
A. r., will hold it's next meeting in Ma
sonic hall, Saturday afternoon, March 20,
at 2 o'clock. All veteran soldiers are in
vited to join the Post.
The rain, and slop, and slush, and
general disagreeableness of the weather,
are rather hard to bear, but we are learn
ing that sensible people do not expect
much of March anyhow.
The friends of Rev. W. E. Stanley
are invited to Pound Sociable" at his
residence this "wednesday evening
Come one, come all, and let US make his
heart glad, and his lardcr full.
The injury resulting from adulter-
alton of food articles is being recognized
and met by legal enactments. The result
will be to leave DeLand's Chemical Bak-
ing Powder almost sole occupant of the
field.
j. M. sterling's paper t'On the Proper
Care OF Stock" as read at meeting of the
Farmers Alliance two weeks ago. we
publish to-day. AS it is an interesting
paper, we hope our farmer-readers will
give it careful perQsal
"A new play is about to be produced
entitled what shall he do with it :" we'll,
if s'it' is a bottle Of Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup, he'd better take a spoonful three
times day until he gets rid of his cough
| or cold.
The lecture by Miss NJ. L. Sanford
Monday evening was success in every
way. 1t pleased the fine audience, put
cash in the School Library Fund Treasury,
and left all concerned in good humor.
Miss Sanford is an accomplished lady of
| wonderful industry.
Jas. Guy has taken possession of the
Davidson House, and is cleaning it up
and repairing it for the spring and sum-
mer trade. Mr.. Guy is well spoken of by
those who know him, and we entertain
sanguine hopes OF his prosperity.
Quarterly Meeting services At the
Methodist Episcopal church next Satur-
day and Summary. Services Saturday
evening at 7:30, with usual services Sun
day. commencing at $50 q. m. Pre-
siding Elder Showers will be present.
The new Duchess of Westminster, wife
of one of the richest men in Europe, was
married in dress of white foulard, cost
ing seventy-five cents a yard. This GER
tainly is economy, and economy it is to
use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the great
remedy for coughs and colds.
The High School, principally the
English literature class, will give an en-
aertainment Friday evening, March 2Sth,
in the High School Hall. A spicy pro-
gram is prepared. Admission, single
tickets, IS cts, school children 10 cts.
| Come at $50. ~ .
| -Grumblers. GROWERS, and fault-find-
| ers will take the side-track. The regular
main line will be used by the wide awake
| ,o.x of A,,c<,r r,h0 will ooc;o<