Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-04-16
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ern trip.
Smoking tobacco zoe per h., at
Leslie's.
Plenty Of maple sugar at G. w. Tay-
lor & Cos.
For county news and real estate trans
fers, see second page.
Two lots to rent fer gardening pur-
poses. Inquire 1T this Office. t%
The second story rooms over Hall &
Vests store are being finished up.
Mrs. Conductor Repass has been
visiting friends and relatives in NcGregor.
Mrs. D. M. Thompson is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Richardson, from Usage.
The hens have at last come to our
relief. Eggs, 12} cents, or 2 dozen for a
quarter. .. ..-. Ill -.s .
! Fred Wood was visiting his uncle, J.
F. Beatty, at Blooming Prairie, April Sd
and 18th.
What will the coming woman wear?
Why she will 'wear an illigant SMILE"
of course.
The new carpets for the Masonic hall
have arrived. They were purchased by
Hall & West. >.
The Congregational sociable will be
held this "wednesday evening, with Mrs.
G. E. Wright.
| W. NJ. Leach is visiting relatives in
Saltwater. He returned with his wife's
sister, Mrs. Holconb.
! Mrs. I. Taylor of Grand Meadow,
brothers wife of c. W. Tayler, is spend
ing short time in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. King returned from
Minneapolis last Thursday. They were
absent about week and half.
Mrs. G. Monroe, with her son Levi
Pine, and his family, leave next week to
make their home in Michigan.
solo artists now take the back fence for
their rostrum, and we fear some of them
may meet an early and painful death.
THE green grass is growing all
round, round, round" That lovely
rain Sunday night gave it a grand start.
Miss Katie Lawler, of Dubuque, sis
ter of Sister Bruno, of St. GATHERINGS
convent, has been spending a few days in
the city. ..
Will Earl, son of Ethan r. Earl, left
on Friday to accept clerkship in the
furniture house of Fernald & Wheeler of
St. Paul.
Angels never carry in wood or water,
neither do they shake the carpets and put
them down. This is a suggestion for
husbands.
To make our list complete, we want
the result of the elections in Nevada,
Lodi, Bennington, Waltham; Sergeant
and Racine.
Charlie Goats now drives a team that
we all supposed was just shipped in from
abroad. His stylish bays have been clip
ped, you see.
Geo. Fish is h omc from his trip to
Montana. His brother William, who re.
turned with him to Minneapolis, is still
in very poor health.
Sister Antoninus and Sister Bruno,
teachers in st. GATHERINGS Convent. in
this city, spent last Sunday with friends
in the Convent at Farlbault.
There will be union temperance
meeting next Sunday evening. at the
courthouse, at 7:30 o'clock, to be ad-
dressed by Rev. E. R. Lathrop.
We understand the Canning Go. suits
tried at the last term of court, have all
been decided against the Co., except the
case of Belden, which was decided in
favor Of the 60.
Il john Lathrop came home from Ro-
chester last Saturday to spend week.
He has taken term at Darling Business
College, and now has a position in Stock
ings china store.
49, This is the No. of tho Adams s.
Westlake Gasoline stove, which is the
latest and best in market. A limited
number just received at Cook s. David
sons hardware store.
"A little son arrived at the home of
John Hoy, Sunday evening, making now
an even number, boy and girl. We
congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy upon this
new addition to their family circle.
The new officers of the Turtle Greek
cheese factory are President, A. P. Nc
Bride; vice-president, Jonas Haney; Sec
rotary, N. s. Hardy; treasurer, G. Kearns.
The directors report prosperous year.
s.. D. Catherweod went to St. Paul
Monday night to accept position in a
law office in that city. We understan d
the place is desirable one, and we con-
graduate friend "Doak" upon his good
fortune.
Thanks to the fast mail train, we
now receive, via St. Paul, the Chicago
morning papers the next morning after
they are printed, instead of next day
noon, as formerly. Also, package of
eastern letters every morning.
| -Mus1c.-Miss Fay's pupils and others
wishing instruction upon piano or
organ, will be glad to know that instead
Of returning to Boston in May, as expect
ed, she will remain in Austin and con-
tinue to teach during the summer.
The workmen are busy at the court
house relaylng the thing according to the
conditions made by the County Commits
sioners with the contractors. This time,
good job is being done, which will
greatly improve this otherwise beautiful
building.
The floral display at the Congrega-
tional church Easter Sunday were very
beautiful, and more lavish than ever, re-
ceiving many compliments. Mrs. George
Fish had the decoration in charge and
her hands are very skilful in the arrange
ment Of flowers. =
The Methodist Episcopal church was
beautifully decorated with flowers last
| SUNDAY for the Easter aervices Row