Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-06-04
TRANSFORMATIONS.

Eugene Jacobs came home for q day
last week.
Hon. w. Fl. Officer is now steadily on
the improve.
a car load of Iowa plaster, at J. F.
Fairbanks & Cos.
Secure your seats early for the Dillon
entertainment June 10th.
The celebrated Faribault Purity -four
is now sold by Taylor & Co., for $1.85
per sack.
Mrs. Toilet, of Wisconsin, sister of Ira
Jones, is visiting in the city, the guest of
Mrs. Jones.
The celebrated Faribault Purity
-four is now sold by Taylor & Co., for
$1.85 per sack.
Mrs. H. w. Wilson has a little daugh-
ter born Thursday night, mother and in
FAINT doing we'll.
Miss Katie Ross was down from St.
Paul spending Sunday with her aunt,
Mrs. James Webb.
Il. A. Pierce. of the firm of Richard
son, Day s. Pierce, is attending to court
business in Preston.
Go to the Palace Grocery house for
your Faribault Purity Flour. A sack for
$1.85. Cheap enough.
Rev. G. E. Wright left Austin yester-
day to attend the Owatonna Conference
IN session at Mortified.
The heavy sale of lands we spoke of
last week, was made through the in
fluence of Simon Anderson.
The latest Geographic dispatches
from Chicago will be reported on the
bulletin board in the post office.
Geo. Wilbour is at Winona this
week as grand juror, in attendance upon
the United States District Court.
Austin will be represented in the
at Chicago, by w. F, Suther-
land, H. CUM and Charles Davidson.
The young ladies of the Baptist
church sold some excellent Ice cream to
the restless crowd on Decoration day.
MIR. and Mrs. z. II. Sherwin of St.
Paul, were delighting their old friends
by their presence in this city Tuesday.
Refreshments, music and tableaux, at
the Methodist boquet sociable Wednes
day evening, at Mrs. J. M. Greenman's.
Hi CHEST market prices paid for butter
and eggs under Levys clothing store.
CASTLE & KENNEDY.
-DeLand & Co. cannot afford to let
the quality of their Soda and Saleratus
run down. Their strength and purity
can always be relied upon.
Mrs. H. A. Avery left Austin last
Thursday for Winona, to visit her mother,
Mrs. B. J. Manufacturing, and other
friends.
B. E. Stimson Of Udolpho called at
the TRANSCRIPT office Monday and re-
ports the crops looking very fine in his
locality.
AT request of friends the young
ladies of the Baptist church will open ice
cream and refreshment rooms on the 4th
of July.
Prof. A. W. Rankin attended the
Commencement exercises of the Univer
sity of Minnesota, his alma mater, last
Thursday.
Don't forget the Methodist Episcopal
boquet sociable, in charge of the young
people, Wednesday evening, at Mrs. ].
M. Greenman's.
If there are any old settlers in the
county who have not received a circular,
the committee wish them to consider
themselves invited.
Mrs. Mary A. Corey, after short
visit in this city with her son, H. B., has
gone back to her home in Tallahoma,
Tennessee. She starts to-day.
Mrs. D. A. Lord, of the firm of Lord &
Hef1en, went up to St. Paul last night to
replenish their millinery stock. Quick
sales and small profits is the motto of this
firm.
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.
W. T. Leslie, tAe news dealer. and
confectioner in this city, was closed up
last Saturday morning by Sheriff Corey
in favor of Mrs. M. G. Morgan, for about
$4,000.
The TRANSCRIPT editor is President
making in Chicago. To take time by the
'top knot" he left Austin Saturday. He
is No doubt cantering round among the
dark horses.
The NJ. E. church will observe next
Sunday as children day, and will have
decorations and exercises suitable to the
occasion. In the evening will be special
exercise for the children.
The Congregational sociable enter
tanned by Mrs. w. L. HOLSTER last We'd
nesday evening, was quite sociable
occasion we should say. There were over
one hundred guests present.
Postmaster Davidson has one of the
best petitions, asking for his re-appoint-
ment as postmaster that was ever gotten
up in this city. Himself and friends are
quietly awaiting the issue.
"A. Friedrich, bought of J. NJ. Ster-
ling, yesterday, four head of two year old
steers, live weight averaging 1, 300pounds.
They are said to be the finest cattle ever
slaugh tered for this market.
Editors are expected to know most
everything, but we must say we can't ex.
actly figure out, just yet, who is to be
our next President. We ask your fore
bearance, and will tell you later.
-Children's day will be observed at thu
Congregational church next Sunday. TIL.
sermon in the morning will be especially
for the children, and there will be Sun
day School concert in the evening.
! Mrs James Anderson entertained
large company of the young friends O
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