Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-05-28
TRANSCRIPTION.

Go to G. w. Taylor & Cos for yeur
early vegetables.
Miss Katie Gibson went to st. Paul
yesterday for short visit.
Mrs. w. s. Repass and little folks are
visiting for short time in Iowa.
Mrs. @. A. Truesdell is in Austin
with her old friends for few days.
Allan Molllson is of for week or 50
on collecting tour in Faribault county.
Frank Sterling of Duluth shook
hands all around with Austin friends last
week =.
Rev. G.. s. Innis, of Hamline Univer-
sity, occupied the NJ. E. pulpit Sunday
morning. 49,. -.
"A good man wanted. at once, to
work in lakewood cemetery. Apply at
this Office. $780,
Mrs. Florence Holway, artist, is in
the city, the guest and welcome visitor of
hosts of friends.
Miss Bertha Dunkelmann has re-
turned from her visit to the Convent at
Sinsinnawa Mound.
Gen. G. NJ. Mccarthy, Adjutant Gen.
eral of Minnesota. was in Austin Monday,
and inspected CO. G.
The Austin Base Ball Club defeated
the Club from Cedar City, last Saturday.
The boys had fine time.
Mrs. Tanner of Albert Lea, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs John Engle Of this city,
is at home for few days.
Charlie Squires went up to St. Paul
yesterday and will skirmish about in
that northern suburb for day or so.
"A second hand piano, little used, will
be sold on very reasonable terms. Apply
to MRS. A. ". RANKIN.
DIR. j. N. Wheat has very much i'm
proved the interior of his residence by
rich and elegant paper and fresh paint.
Prayer meeting at Congregational
church Thursday evening. Subject,
''Christ in our Business" Every one vel
come.
&C. T. Mills and family of Dexter
have moved into Austin. They are high
ly spoken of, and Austin will be the
gamer.
Prof. A. W. Rankin went up to
Minneapolis to-day, to attend the Com
mencement exercises of the State Uni
versity.
The Universalist sociable held at Mrs.
J. T. Royce's last Thursday evening, was
very enjoyable, large attendance being
present.
Look out for counterfeit dollars,
else you may find few of them in your
'till' or pocket, as they are abroad in
the land.
"A hard wind and rain storm last
Thursday afternoon shook things up a
little; no damage done, and the rain was
much needed.
The Congregational sociable will
meet at the home of Mrs. DR.. Hollistsr
on Wednesday evening, May 2sth. All
cordially invited.
Misses Carrie and Mary Vaughan left
Monday, for Minneapolis, to attend the
graduation exercises Of their brother At
the State University.
IN. F. Banfeld and A. P. Kirkland
were elected delegates to attend the Con-
gregatisnal Conference fer Southern
Minnesota at Mortified.
The Misses Jennie Ellis. Eta Barnes
and Anna Mcbride returns home next
week from the Normal at Winona. Miss
Jennie return Thursday morning.
The latest common rumor is, that
Sherman Page will soon wed Mrs. Gerry
formerly of Austin, now of st. Paula
former teacher in our public school.
Divine service will be held in Christ
Church (EpiscopaD on Trinity Sunday,
June 9th, by Rev. VIM. W. Estabrooke
of Mason City, Iowa, the usual hours.
-DeLand's Chemical Baking Powder
contains no Starch-no Flour-no Terra
Alba-no Pipe Clay-no Alum-no Am
monia-no Tartaric Acid-nothing but
Grape Cream Tartar and BIZ Carb. Soda.
w. H. Witham is again prepared to
do painting, paper hanging, sign writing,
&C., and guarantees satisfaction. When
you want anything in his line give Billy
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Birkett of Owa-
tonna,s we're the guests of Mrs. 8. G.
Clark during their stay in our city. The
Mayor and wife are both very pleasan
to meet.
Rev. G. D. Belaen got heavy fall
in his barn Saturday morning. Losing
his footing he fell on his cutter, bruis-
ing his face, and injurlng him in his right
side He is able to be about.
Will Day has a silver polish for sale
at Hayes Bros that will bear trying, for
after you have tried it once you will try
it again. tits one of the best kinds 80 the
housewives say they ever used.
Daniel Rice D. D., of Minneapolis,
Secretary Of the Board of Trustees Of the
Presbyterian College enterprise, preached
at Oakland station Sunday morning, and
called on Rev. 8. G. Lowry of this city.
q. A. R.-The following comrades
were mustered into Mcintyre Post May 49,:
J. c. Kaiser, private Co. E, 18th Regt Mimi vol1n
John Beckel private Co. G, 18th Regt. Ia. VOL Inf
Patrick Barrett, private Co. K, 7th Regt. - -
g. W Holt musician Co. F, 101st Rsgt. Ind. VOL In.
"A business meeting of the members
of the Ladies' Floral Club will be held at
the Library room, on Tuesday, June Sd,
at $50 p. m. J..
s. L. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
The almost constant rains Of last
weeks are having most beneficial effect
upon the growing crops. With the &C.
NAL warmth Of the early summer days,
the growth Of vegetation will be phenom-
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Miss Lenna Richardson left Austin
Friday fer st. Paul. Sheis to take posi-
ton Of clerk in the telephone exchange