Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-10-01
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Mrs George Baird is visiting friends
IN st. Paul.
Della Doun, of Alden, is attending
our high school,
-The days and nights are now equal
12 hours of each.
Mrs. DR.. Whcatis visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bascomb, at Rochester.
"A first class Cook has come to town.
Inquire at the home of H. E. Cook.
Burr Robbins and his famous circus
and menageric tomorrow, Oct Cd.
Remember the Teachers Examination
at Austin next Friday morning, Oct. 8.
We arc sad. Our good housewife says
It's is about time for fall house cleaning
The ice man, Pete CRATER is can
lidate for Sheriff. See his notice else
where.
Mrs E. McIntire is quite i'll. and her
friends feel quite apprehcnsive as to the
result
Second hand furniture for sale, for
one week only. Enquire of d. 3. John
son Jr.
w. W. Noble and wife of St. Paul
are in the city visiting the old Austin
friends.
Mrs. Kinnic Woodward of Wells, is
in town, and is making glad the Morgan
household.
Mrs. Lou Dodge Waldo, of St. Paul,
is visiting the home of her father-Sam-
uel Dodge.
The new house of Mrs. Amanda Clark
is in process of erection, (near Mrs.
McIntirc's.)
"A. A. Reidnour has removed to q
house in the third ward recently vacated
by Mrs. Melinda Ames.
-LosT-A black silk sun umbrella
The finder will be duly rewarded by leav-
ing the same at this office.
Thomas McGny of this city lost a
little thrcc-ycar old boy Of Group M onday.
Funeral yesterday afternoon.
e. T. Mills of this city, repairs and
tunes organs. We think he understands
the business. See his card.
-LOsT.-A nickcl-p plated dog collar.
The finder will receive the thanks of the
owner by leaving same at this office.
Geo. w. King, of Moscow. has re-
ceivcd his commission as postmaster Of
Oakland, vice A. F. DENLY, resigned.
-WANTED.-A good girl for general
homework. Sl2 per month will be paid.
Mrs. ]. r. WEBB.
Our merchants are keeping abreast
of the times with their fresh, elegant and
complete stocks of staple and fancy dry
goods.
Two or three weeks ago, a sun UNI
brella. green with pink flowers, was lost.
The finder is requested to leave the same
at this office.
The working Of putting in the new
stone foundation on the north side and
east end of Clcmmer & Pooler's store is
progressing favorably.
Henry Bennett has taken unto him
self wife, as will be seen by marriage
notice elsewhere. The happy couple arc
off on wedding trip.
Our new railroad, the Minnesota G.
Northwestern, obtained their loan prin-
cipally through the house of Robert Ben
son & Co.. London, England.
Ira Jones left Austin Monday for his
new home in Portland, Oregon. Mrs.
Jones and Miss Belle will follow to Day.
Our good wishes follow them.
&C. S. Hildalll and wife left Austi II
yesterday for Chicago. Mrs. H. goes fol
a new stock of millinery goods. Look
out for novelties when she returns.
Rev. w. E. Stanley, Henry Jacobs
and Mrs. Geo. +. Wilbour left Austin
Monday to attend the Baptist State Con
vcntion held this week at Winona.
Harry, little son of R. Il. Marsh, fel
from the hay-loft to the floor in w. w
Engle's barn, Monday. making bad cut:
on the little fellows head and limbs.
With the reorganization of the
S chool Board, comes the following off
GERS: r. o. Hall, President Ormanzt
A lien, Clerk; G. Schleuder, Treasurer.
The District Court opened at court
house hall Monday p. M. as per adjourn
ment. A few court cases were tried, and
on Tuesday court was adjourned SINE die
Geo. F. Corncvcaux of Lansing re
ports yield per acre of 22a bushels Of
blue Stem" wheat, and 20 bushels o.
Fife. He says oats do not yield as vel
as last year.
Ole Loe. w. w. Ranney and F. SEQ
field of Grand Meadow, J. i. Clement Of
Racine, S. H. Hale of Leroy, and Ole
Benson of Udolpho, made US agreeable
calls last week.
Mrs. Pat Kane of this city died of con
sumption last week Monday, and her fune
raj took place Tuesday afternoon from tn,
Catholic church. The funeral procession
was very large.
E. B. Sterling of Brainerd, cam,
down to attend his brothers marriage
and will remain in Austin for a few weeks
He says the boom in Northern Minnesot,
towns is dying out.
Geo. w. Hall, formerly resident O
Austin, but now of Washington, D. c.,
will address the people of the 4th Iowa
district, commencing Sept. 26th, and end.
ing at Riceville, Oct. 10Th.
The names of Misses Lizzie McLaugh
lin, Anna Purcell and Annie and Kat
Radermacher of St. GATHERINGS School
are highest on the s'Roll of Honor" thi
month for punctuality and diligence.
Look at Mr.. Kings lovely trico
cloths. he has them in the new shades
and is offering them at very low prices
Gail and look at them before you max
your purchase of dress goods.