Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-01-30
10. Arrival of first night mail between

10. Arrival of first night mail between
Austin and St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Prof. A. w. Rankin notified of his cleo
ton as member of the Minnesota Acad-
envy of Natural s. fences Minneapolis and
! corresponding member of the St. Paul
Academy of Science.
20. Mrs Peter Zeller died.
20. o. B. Dearborn, of Lyle township,
died.
80. Machinery and car load of tin for
making cans arrived in Austin for Can
ming Factory.
9. D. B. Smiths residence took fire.
10. Sudden death of Sidney G. Hand
at The Fleck house.
- Marriage of R. n Paden, formerly
of Austin. now of Litcht1eld, Ill.
II. Death of Mrs. Amy Chandler, aged
50 years.
is. Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Mason arrived
from Florida.
The TRANSCRIPT printed by steam
power, the first paper so printed in Now
er county.
II. Mrs. William Richards left for Oak
land, val, to care for her daughter, Min
ME Mayor.
Austin.
Death of Mrs Clara Makepeace, aged %.
Sanford Tanner lost package Of valu-
able papers.
81. Death of Danford Bacon, of Lans-
ing township, aged co.
%. Senator w. l.. Hollister accepts an
appointment of special Internal Revenue
Inspector. The TRANSCRIPT presents the
name of W. T. Wilkins as his successor.
Mrs. Robert Mathes and daughter leave
Austin for Los Angeles, Cal,
- Prof. Andrews Austin Cornet Band
designated as the I'd Regiment Band.
1928. Mower Co. S. s. Institute held
at Brownsville.
g. Prof. Fisk. of Mortified, preached
in the Congregational church.
Decoration Day Memorial service at
the Congregational church. Address by
Rev. W. E. Stanley.
49, Wenzel Levy purchased the butcher
shop and fixtures of o. c. Kunath.
20. Death of Daniel Brown, aged rs.
80. Potter, Trenary & Co. establish a
patent spring bed factory.
s. B. Woodsum purchases E. H.
Gerard's lumber yard.
! JUNE.
4. Drs Squires and Gibson amputated
finger from the hand of Allan Molllson.
- H. s. Smith, and his niece, Miss
Minnie, left for visit to New York state.
Kaiser & Quincy commence their new
brick store building.
The Mower Co. Agricultural Society
concludes contract of purchase for the
Austin Driving Park.
10. Flower Sunday, or chjldren's day,
observed at the NJ. E. church.
10. Calvin Decker carries off the first
prize at the Plymouth debates at Carleton
college.
Death of Marshall French, township
of Window. aged 10.
Is. G. s. Hildahl purchased handsome
residence lots on Chatham street.
- New wall being put into the south
side of the Mcclellan block.
Organization Of new Fire Company
with l.. A. Pierce as foreman.
II. w. w. Officer, son of Hon. w. H.
Officer, married to Miss Danny I. Bonnella.
Mrs. Thomas Meany died, aged 80.
| Prof. w. w. Keysor carries off the first
prize, $50, at the st. Louis Law school,
is. Union 5. s. picnic near Lansing.
II. Baptist church celebrated its 25th
Rev: c. E. Wright preached before the
graduating class of the Austin High
school in the Congregational church.
10. Miss Ida Smith entertained the AL
umnl OF the Austin dlgh school.
1921. Knights Templars of Austin in
encampment at Preston.
20. DR.. Mcdonald returned to Austin
from Canada.
A. T. Retsloff. of Northwood, Iowa,
formerly of Austin, drowned.
81. High school graduating exercises
held in Jones hall, 10 graduates.
%. Reput lican county convention.
| g. Mrs. A. X. VanderWalker died.
aged 81.
Geo. Alsip fell 30 feet, from the roof of
the courthouse to the hall floor
a. Hon. H. A. Browns residence in
Brownsville burned.
25.> DR. W. G. Palmer, formerly of Aus
tin, died in Sparta, Wis.
26. Marriage of Frank o. Hall and
Nettie Anderson at the M. E. church.
80. Doak Catherwood returned to Aus
tin having completed his course of study
in the Minnesota State University.