Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-10-15
TRANSCRIPTIONS.

TRANSCRIPTIONS.
The sunsets are golden.
$. H. Miner is clerking for H.
Jacobs.
Hay wanted at TRANSCRIPT Office on
subscription.
-Burt's ladies' fine shoes, at Swening-
sen & Johnson's.
Prof. Lcib had class of 10 at Pres
ton last week.
-Burt's shoes, the best made, at Sven
ingsen & Johnson's.
Mrs Belden, Jennie and Nettie have
been visiting at Carpenter Iowa.
We have had our equinoc, and now
we are taking our Indian summer.
Mrs. w. F. Sutherland went up to
Minneapolis yesterday for a short visit.
Edwin French is now superintendent
Of the Baptist Sunday School at Faribault.
Oscar Hill has been hired for the win
ter as teamster, by J. F. Fairbanks & Co.
Mrs Matt Miles leaves Austin Satur-
day for Minneapolis, en- route for Billings,
Montana.
Matt Gregson, who has been putting
in new rollers in his Ramsey mill, is now
ready for business.
w. A. Adams has a new house nearly
completed near the old Revord place in
Browns addition.
Willie Wheeler for short time in
the postoffice in this city, will go to Den
yer, as Cashier IN bank.
-MARRIED.-On the 9th inst, by N.
K. Noble, Justice of the Peace, Elmer j.
TubDs to Alice Storey, both Of this city.
-Dea. and Mrs Marsh have moved to
Rose Creek, where they will make their
home for the winter with Mrs. N. F.
Snyder.
H. A. Shupe is the name of new
barber from Mason City who came to
town last week. He is working for Lobt
& Conklin.
Mrs. w. A. Crane went up to Min
neapolis last week, where she expects tC
spend some time with her daughter, Mrs
DR.. Conner.
Mrs. Geo. Baird returned from Mime
apolis, where she has been for medica
treatment, Oct 8. She has been out Of
health for two months.
Auction of household goods, consist
ing of stoves, carpets, furniture, etc., Sat
urday, Oct. 18, at 2:30 p. M, in room va
Gated by Register Office.
The sociable connected with the Uni
versalist church will meet with Mrs Amo!
Hill next Tuesday evening, Oct. 81, 1884
All are cordially invited.
Ed Day and family arrived in Austi1
Monday from Pierre, D. IT, and takes i'm
mediate possession of the American Elk
press business in this city.
Mrs Mcmillan has just returned from
the east with decidedly the incest stock o
millinery in town. Please give her cal
and you will be convinced.
The ladies of the Baptist church ant
society anticipate serving oysters to th
citizens of this city and vicinity mex
week. Save your appetites.
60 to
Stockman & Donavan's
for Furniture
First door east of Oscar Ayers.
The young people of the M. E. churc]
will hold a sociable at Mrs. J. F. An
drews' this "Wednesday evening.
cordial invitation is extended to all. oil
and young.
H. Harris Of Ramsey attempting o.
Monday, Oct. 9th, to board caboose
was thrown violently down and renewe
the fracture of his arm, broken som
months ago.
&C. II. Roberts, who married Mis-
Ella Chandler, is runninga general store
and is also Postmaster, at Crystal, PEN
bina county, D. T., and we are glad t
learn is doing well.
The Austin Canning company la
finished this seasons pack and is bus
labelling goods. Their product is fir
class in every respect, and is receivin
many compliments. -
Mrs. P. A. Livermore and daughte
leftlast week for Columbia, Brown count,
Dakota, where they anticipate spendir
the winter with a sister. The TRA1
SCRIPT will follow them.
Mrs. G. G. Webb, sister of Mrs ]
II. Stockman. of Constable. N. Y, al
Miss Hattie Stockman, arrived in tow
last week. Mrs. Webb will remain
Austin during the winter.
-R. Eckford, Phil Schleiger and
Goodsell OF. Grand Meadow; Prof. PER-
Of Brownsville; and O. ]. Dickens
Dexter; were among the friendly visite
at this Office the past week.