Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-23

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The young veterans" Lon Hollister
Anil Retsloff, Ed Schwan, and Lyman
Sherwood, went up to Minneapolis yes
terday to look over the Grand Army, and
take in the sights generally.
ALI those who love and admire sour
kraut and raise cabbage should remember
that a strong solution of saltpete7
sprinkled over them is sure death to any
cabbage worm and no mistake.
"A SPECIAL business meeting of thu
members of the Floral Club will be held
at the Library room, on Thursday of Thu
week, at 4 p. m.
S. L. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
Judge D. B. Johnson. accompanies
by his brother-ln-law, Geo. Webb, o
Pittsburgh, N. Y, are taking in tn
sights at St. Paul and Minneapolis thi
week. Mr.. Webb is delighted with Min
| nesota.
AS the heated term approaches Il viii
! be we'll to use some caution as we'll as
little discretion in regard to our diet
and guard against whatever might be lia
BILE to produce serious and uncomfortable
| results.
MIR. and Mrs. Lyman Baird went vi
to St. Paul and Minneapolis yesterday
They will take look at the flags ant
streamers in Minneapolis, and then spent
the remainder of the week rusticating al
the lakes.
Rev. G. E. Wright leaves this weel
for two weeks vacation, at his father
in Illinois. There will be services Sun
day morning during his absence: NJ
evening services. Prayer meetings, &c.
as usual.
j. P. Mckinney, of Decerah, Iowa
for fourteen years past postal clerk OF
the Iowa & Minnesota division, has beer
appointed to similar position on the
Austin & Hampstead, with headquarters
at Austin, Texas.
Miss Mary, daughter of father Boyn
ton, is spending the summer with he1
niece. Mrs. Rose Garter, Of Sioux Falls
She is receiving medical treatment, in
that city, and We hope she may be per
manently benefited.
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Wright left Aus
tin yesterday for Cambridge, ILL.,, where
the parents of Mr.. Wright reside. They
will be absent about four weeks. The
laborer is worthy of his hire, and so too
is he of his needed rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Willard left Aus
tin Monday for Minneapolis, where they
will remain all the week visiting ole
friends who were army companions Of
Mr.. Willard. These reunions of ole
soldiers will be very pleasant.
Mrs. Charles Pooler returned last
Wednesday from visit in Illinois ant
Iowa. She visited sister in Fulton, ILL.,
and her parents near Cresco. Her visit
was at very pleasant season Of the year
and was very enjoyable one.
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for sample copy.
Mr. Isaac Utley, of Alden, Iowa, ha
been spending few days in Austin will
his relatives, Mrs. P. r. Peck and Mrs. j
T. Sargent. He is the father of Mrs
Peck, and will visit relatives in Barnes
vile Def ore returning to his home il
Iowa.
The Board of Education of the villag
of Jackson have accepted the applicatio,
of Miss Jennie Short, of this city, 70
teacher in their puplic school. Mis-
Jennie is a most estimable young lady
and the Jacksonites will find our word
to be true. ...-.-.- .-1s-~ Ii
"A good deal of work in the way Q
grubblng, trimming trees, and cutting
grass, is being done in lakewood Gene
terry. Lot-owners will do we'll to look t.
the cleaning of their lots. We hope soo1
to see decided improvement in the ap
pearance of our cemetery.
! The hardware store of Cook & David
son was moved last week from the Jone
block into the Nice lelland block, where
will remain until the old quarters are re
built in elegant style. Meanwhile tn
largest stock of all kinds of hardware viii
be sold just as cheap as BEFORE.
Miss Edith Short arrived home i,
this city on Monday night. She cam
with the '.Grand Army" on an excursion
train from Fort Scott, Kansas, VIA ALDER
Lea. Katie, little daughter Of Mrs. ]. N
Lee, came with her. They will renal
in Austin until the first Of September. q
That new barn Of e. Summons, on th
old Harris farm near Brownsville, is tn
best and largest barn in that part of til
county. E. ]. Phillips of this city ha1
the work in charge, and had the bar
entirely completed inside of 80 days fror
the beginning of the work. Cost, abou
$1,000.
Colos Fenton is putting an addition
to the rear Of his residence on Mai
street, which will not only bring comfol
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