Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-04-02
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Shall we have high license? We be.
lieye we shall. H. IS
. Ali the town was out to see the new
fire engine work.
Rev. s. G. Lowry passed his 84tll
birthday on the Goth ult.
Hall & West are making quite q
racket with their summer silks.
w. H. Merrick returned yesterday
from a weeks absence in Chicago.
April fools day served us up con
tinued shower from morning until night
Alderman Smith has an extra over
coat on hand. He will tell you about it.
Wandering felines are getting in
practice now for their nocturnal sere
nades.
Election of officers of St. Bernard
Cemmandery, X. t., next Monday even
ing, April7.
The boys in town are almost wishing
for fire, that they may see the new fire
engine work.
H. Stowell, of Northfeld, father Of
Mrs. G. J. Short, is the guest of his daush
ter, in this city.
Miss Kate Ross has so far recovered
her health as to anticipate trip to st.
Paul this week.
Charlie Litchfeld goes to Sioux
Falls this week. thinking he may remain
through the summer.
After April first the regular meetings
of the Austin Lodge, 10Y, 1. O. G. T., will
commence at o'clock.
Father A. G. Boynton has been in
rather poor health for some time. Is
somewhat better now.
SEED CoRN.-Those who wish to get
some of w. I. Browns boss seed corn,
must call soon, as it is going fast.
Jack Frost Is oozing out of every
pore in Neither Earth. Occasional slight
rains are helping the work along.
Any person having Minnesota sweet
corn, good enough for seed, will find a
purchaser at the Canning factory.
George White has been confined to
his bed with illness for two or three
weeks. We shall be glad to see him out
again.
MIR. and Mrs. Bulls and Mr. and Mrs.
Babcock leave to-day for Minneapolis,
where they expect to make their future
home.
Rev. r. g. Spafford, of Saltwater
is making short visit in Austin. HI
preached in the Universalist church last
evening.
Ladies who are anxious for spring,
will find it at Hall Il Vests, in the way
of beautiful new spring dolmans, jacket:
and ulsters.
Parties wishing to grow tomatoes OF
corn for the canning factory will call or
President Walsh and make the necessary
arrangements.
Suppose we will have to excuse thu
weather clerk for the disagreeable days O.
last week. He was getting the sun Owe
the line, you know.
The sociable connected with the Uni
velsalist church will meet with Mrs. P. T
Mcintyre next Wednesday evening, Apri
20. All are invited.
Il have car of seed corn for sale il
! Austin, Mimi, at the wareroom of D. B
Smith, north east corner of public square
! w. GOss.
Little narrow side whiskers running
down an inch below the ear and shavet
perfectly square, are the latest agony
boys, don'cher know.
Rev. E. r. Lathrop attended ant
took part in the exercises of the dedica
ton of the NJ E. church at Rochester
week ago last Sunday.
The new fire engine arrived last week
and was tested Monday. So far it ha
not commended itself to popular favor
1t will have another test soon.
Instead of worrying about the thing!
due society, dwell little more upo,
your dues about town, and perhaps tn
printer will come in for share.
Ladies Floral Club annual meeting
for the election of officers, will be helt
in the Library room, in the new court
house, Tuesday, April 9Th, At 3p. m.
To the neutrality-suspicious. on get
ting DeLand's Saleratus and Soda, an,
don't let your grocer argue you out of it
1t will pay you in the end, and you vii
use no other.
Sells Brothers Circus Co. are huntin
for asfull- blown dude, one of the YER
dudest kind, and will pay So, 1000 for him
Well, Austin cannot accommodate them
ID. M. Thompson has been visitin
his mother-in-law, Mrs. J. Richardson, i
Usage, for few days. Suppose he too
down that pair of fine boys to show off
little.
IN. NJ. Prindle of Kasson, came owe
to Austin last Wednesday to visit hi
sister Mrs. L. J. Smith and his mother
Mr.. Prindle is man of excellent reputs
ton.
| The Ladies' Church Aid Society c
the Congregational church will hold
sociable with Mrs. o. w. Shaw, Wedae
day evening, April I'd. All are cordial
invited.
Miss Minnie Darrah came home fro1
St. Paul to spend the week of vacatio,
Even St. Paul seems to appreciate til
capabilities and qualifications of OF
Austin girls.
IF solid happiness we PRICE" say
the poet Cotton, "within our breast tn
Jewel lies, but if we have cold Their
the happiness can only be secured /
using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
David Rankin of St. Peter, MINI
spent Monday and Tuesday of this wee
with his son, Prof. A. w. Rankin. M
Rankin is on his way to Sherbrook
! Canada for visit.