Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-08-13

Mrs. William Richards accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Mayor, to Del
AVIAN Wis, last week. where Mrs. Mayor
will take medical treatn1ent from the eel.
ebrated physician, DR.. Vonschweiss
mich
i. N. Hawkins of St. Paul, and sister,
Mrs. Dr. johnson of Blooming Prairie,
arrived in Austin Monday by private
conveyance, and spent the night with
their brother, J. c., who resides some six
miles south of town.
u. NJ. Clark, the father Of Mrs. J. G.
Beardsley, of this city, died at Grafton,
D. r., last week. His remains are to be
taken to some point in Iowa, for burial.
Mr.. Clark resided for several years near
Varco, in this county.
Mrs. A. G. Reynolds does not have
more pupils il her class than she can ac-
commodate, but she has a large class and
they are doing some beautiful work. She
will be happy to show specimens of their
work to any who may call.
r.. P. Boyles, at Mrs. Fishers old
stand, will serve you up in any style. oy-
sters in stew, fry. raw or in counts. They
will be ready for you the latter part OF
the week. Also bread, pies, cake, and
delicious ice cream always on hand.
-Dalager Brothers have purchased the
frame store and lot which they occupy, of
r. N. Paden, for $780, The lot Is 81
feet front by 1903 deep. We suppose they
intend to tear out the old frame, and build
a new store of brick in the near future.
The Executive Committee of the
Mower County Agricultural Society will
meet at the Court House next Saturday
afternoon, at2 o'clock. A full attendance
of the members is requested.
G. w. GRIMsHAw, President.
] Mrs. Lizzie Messcrsmith and daughter
Matte, and Miss Ida Majors, started for
Clear Lake camping grounds yesterday.
They will occupy part of the Hall and
Engle cottage. Miss Camp Engle is also
there. We hope their weeks sojourn will
be a pleasant one.
The correspondent of the Pioneer
Press is a little premature in his state
ment about the new block to be built on
the site of the old Basford block. Such
block may be built next season, but as
We: no arrangements of any kind have
been made looking to that end.
List of letters remaining in the Aus
tin post Office for the 80 days ending Au-
gust g. 1884:
Brown, o. A. Gulickson, Peter Fl.
Gleason. E. A. Smith, Mrs. NJ. "A.
Gallagher, Patrick White, Mrs. c. L.
DR.. Markt and family, relatives of
Mrs. ]. F. Cook, expect to leave Austin
the latter part of the week for their home
in Hamilton, Ohio. The genial DR.. and
his good wife have many friends in our
city who regret their departure, and hope
for more extended visit another sum-
mer.
Martin Litchfield has improved the
external appearance of his residence by
adding coat of paint Of the new shades
of-bothered if we can tell what the col
or it. He has also put IN new win
dews with large four light glass. Alto
gcther we pronounce the improvements a
good job.
Rev. Osmun Hutchins, now of San
born, Dakota, has just sold his farm, con
tanning 500 acres, and situated east of Ia
OPT village, to Mr.. George Beed, of Hamp-
ton, Iowa, consideration $500. There
has not been time for years when there
was so much inquiry for lands. principal
ly by Iowa and Wisconsin men.
Mrs. G. Schleuder, with her son Her
bert. starts August 25th for Germany.
She expects to. be absent year. Mr..
Schleuder will accompany her to New
York. Mrs. August Retsloff of North
wood, arrived in town last week Wednes-
day, and will remain in Mr.. Schleuder's
family during his wlfe's absence.
Bert Vaughan left Austin Wedncs-
day for Villas, Dakota, where he has pur-
chased drug store interest. Villas is in
Miner county, and the prospective county
seat. Bert is one of our most steady and
reliable young men, efficient in business,
and we wish him large measure of pros
perity IN his new enterprise.
"A Blooming Prairie reporter of the
Pioneer Press sd ysthat representative
Of the Wabasha railroad passed through
that town last week en- route to Algona,
Iowa, for the purpose of ascertaining the
practicability of extending their line OF
road from Wabasha to Mantorville,
Blooming Prairie, Albert Lea, and thence
to the Iowa coal fields.
The Board of Education of this city
has appointed County Superintendent
Belden a member of the Board to fill the
vacancy made by the removal of D. J.
Ames to Owatonna. This is good ap-
pointment. Mr.. Belden has served one
term before on the Board, and he was a
valuable member. The Board decided
that the public schools should commence
Monday. Sept. /.
a BAD BREATH is insufferable. We
don't like it. a person with a strong
breath must not make himself very ia
miliar with us. An impure breath is
caused by an unhealthy stomach. Bur
dock Blood Bitters will correct this evil
They are the best stomach medicine
known.