Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-03-19

family of Mayor Dorr were quietly seat
ed about the coal stove in their sitting
room, the stove tipped over, resting upon
chair that one of the little daughters
had just been sitting in. The Goals es'
Gaping, the carpet was soon on fire. Mrs.
Dorr, with rare presence of mind. soon
extinguished the fire, two neighbors were
sent for who raised the broken stove to
its feet, and quiet was soon restored.
Our good natured friend, j. M. Green
man, will please charge the following to
the editor of the St. Peter Tribune:
County Attorney Greenman of Austin
sprained his ankle and suffered intense
pain, but young Miss of that place, who
is magnetic healer, relieved him in ID
minutes by simply rubbing the sprained
ankle or in other words by laying on OF
hands. MIR. G. was able to walk home
after the operation. Since this happened
all the Austin men are laundering around
trying to get sprained ankle.
1t was genuine surprise-visit last
Wednesday upon Mrs. J. F. Cook.
About 20 of her lady friends taking oc.
casion to remind her that they too re.
membered her birthday, and with baskets
of refreshments and hearts of love and
best wishes, gathered themselves about
her, enjoying a delightful afternoons
visit. There were words of good chez,
spoken, and gifts of love left as souvenirs
Of the passing by of this latest milestone
in life's journey.
On the 9Th inst, about ninety of the
relatives, friends and neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Gemmel met at their
residence and gave them a pleasant sur
prise. It was the 10th anniversary of
their wedding, and the friends left them
ksome beautiful and substantial tokens OF
regard in the shape of silver and china
tableware. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. are among
the oldest settlers in the town of Austin,
and have many loyal friends.
II. S. Hickok, of Evansville, WIS.,, re.
turned last Friday with his family to take
possession of his new farm in Lyle town
ship, purchased last fall. He brings with
him Essex sows, bred by full bloods,
some half blooded Durham cattle, and full
blooded poultry, bronzed turkeys, Ply
mouth Rock chickens, and Pekin ducks.
We bid Mr.. Hickok hearty welcome, 70,
it rejoices US to see the fertile acres OF
Mower county fall into the hands OF
practical and enterprislng farmers.
q. A. R.-McIntlre Post No. 66, held
its second meeting Saturday evening;
March Is, in Masonic hall, Commander
w. H. Sutton in the chair. 10 new mem
bers were admitted. The following are
their names and regimental connections
IT, Dnsmoor private Co. 18th Regt. Wis. Vol. In.
Lucus Griffin, private Co. II, LIST Regt MINI. NJ. R
H.W Elms, private Co. X, 169th Regt. N. Y. Vol. In
A. H. Chaplin, musician Co &c, 9Th Regt. MINI VOL In
H. A. Chaplin, private Co. 1st Reg. MINI. Vol. Cav
L. B. Fairbanks, Capt: Co: F, Sd Regt:Vt Vol Inf
z. R. Lathrop, Chaplain 10th Regt. MINI. Vol. Inf
G. P. Bell, Corp. Go. B, I'd Regt MINI. Vol. Cav.
A. D. Fairbanks, private Co. E, I'd Reg. U. S.: Inf
W. V. Little, private Co. K, 32d Reg. Wis. Vol. In
P. Bump, LIST 1t. Co. E, 22d Reg. Wis. Vol. Inf.
J. s. Anderson private Co. F, 24rh Reg. WisVol, In
Next meeting will be held Saturday
p. M, 2 o'clock, March 20, in Masoni,
hall. 1t is hoped that all the veteran sol
diers of Mower county, and Freebor1
county adjacent to Austin, will connec
themselves with the Post. It is also de
sired to obtain list of veterans residing
in Mower county.
-"Old reliable. "-DeLands brand O.
Soda and Saleratus con tinues to lead al
others in purity and general excellence
Don't be induced to try any other.