Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-02-11

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for diseases of the malarial order. Dr.
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it with great success in the case Of a
patient who was thought to be beyond
cure.
CARD OF THASKs.-To the kind
friends who contributed so much to our
happiness, on Our second wedding ami
versary, Feb. 4th. 1885. we return our
sincere thanks not only for their beauti-
tul presents, but for their agreeable
company. Hoping these friends may
have many happy returns of like
nature, We are your grateful friends.
Mr. AND MRS WILL MINER
New DRIED Fruits,
Evaporated Rasberries,
Evaporated Blackberries,
Evaporated Peaches,
California Apricots,
California Plums,
Choice Pared Peaches,
Pitted Cherries,
Alden and Sun dried Apples,
MCBRIDE THE GROCER
One of the most successful social
happenings of the season was the sociable
Of the Congregational church society,
which met with and was most delightful
ly entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. G. c..
Adams of Varco, about N lies from the
city. A large company were present not
withstanding the good oldfashioned
snow storm that was furnished extra,
and the bad condition of the roads, Mr..
and Mrs. Adams are most agreeable en-
tertainers.
The post Office" fever is becoming
malignant among our brethren of the
Democratic faith. Those under the doc
tors care are j. 3. Yates. Olta Kunath
and Christian Johnson. 1t is said u. B.
Smith and Eugene Wood are liable to
fatal attacks at any moment. There is
only one remedy for this disease, and we
regret that DIR. Cleveland has not enough
Of it to 20 around. You have our sym
pathy, friends. We have passed through
all the different stages Of the disease.
The INVOICE of J. Levy's stock of
clothing is finished, and foots up about
1882 book accounts about $500. Liza
billties $13, 187.O5, most of the claims be-
ing held in New York 1t is said that his
assignment was unnecessary, US the larger
part Of the claims are not yet due, and he
could easily have gotten an extension
when they became due, as he has always
had good reputation in financial circles
We hope he may yet settle the claims be-
fore the stock IS sacrificed, and resume
business.
MOWER COUNTY LEG1sLAr1oS- The
Legislature has passed bill repeating
the charter of the village of Taopi, in
this county. Senator Wilkins has intro
duced bill amending the act providing
for the construction oftishways in Turtle
creek. Also bill amending the act of
1876 incorporating the village of Browns
dale. A bill introduced by Representa-
tive Lightly. authorizing the Board of
Commissioners of Mower county to build
and keep in repair the bridges Of the
county, has passed the House.
g. A. R.-Mclntyre Post No. &C, held
its regular meeting Saturday evening.
The following candidates were initiated
J. =: squires N. D., Assistant Surgeon 4sth Rest.
Wis. Vols.
Joseph wyborney, Private Co. Sd Iowa kegt.
Frank Herzog, Private Go. Bath Iowa kegt.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: Applications, W. II. Sutton,
c. NJ. Beisiker, G. L. Case. Finance, Abe
Newell, NJ. Majors, c. J. Miller. Com
mittee on graves of Comrades, d. Bero,
A. Mollison. w. E. Stanley. Relief com
mittee, E. G. Dorr, NJ. Becker, Wilson
Beach. The Post now numbers 100 men.
Fifteen thousand letters are received
ut the dead letter office daily If every
one used u return card printed on his en-.
velope this expensive Office would NO
longer be needed. Let the government,
compel the use of return card envelopes,
by restoring postage to the old rates OF
three cents for letters without such re.
turn card, and allowing return envelopes
to 20 for the present rate of two cents
and the dead letter Office could soon wind
up its aifairs.-1He Patrol.
A good suggestion. Any business mar
who refuses to use printed-card envel
opc ought to be taxed one cent letter
1t is surprising the large number of so
called business men who use plain en-
velope.
Enterprise Grange will hold an ope1
meeting on Saturday Feb. 14th, at on.
o'clock at Enterprise school house t
which all are cordially invited. The fol
lowing questions of importance to tn
farmers will be under discussion: Th'
severing of the agricultural department
from the State University and making i
An independent College of Agriculture
Also, the measure now before the Legis
lature of investing the state school fund
in school district and corporation bonds
We hope that all and especially farmer
and their families may be present. Re
member the time and place and come.
BY Order of Committee
SUNRISE PARTy-On Friday evenlni
last, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frederikse wer
most agreeably surprised by select com
panv. coming mostly enmasse to thei
house in the name of the r. r. Mission
Sunday school and other friends, presen,
ing MIR. Frederikse with secretary desl
and his estimable wife with pate.
rocking chair as mark of their esteer
and appreciation of hts continuous an
efficient labors in the Sabbath school
To say that an enjoyable time followe
would IN no wise express the situation
Conversation, vocal music and althoug
last mentioned. yet first in consideration
the refreshments served by the worth
hostess filled up the evening. The pre-
gram was closed by all singing the Do1
ology and departing for their homes