Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-03-04

train from the east which arrives in Aus
TIN about 7. It seems that the man was
riding on freight car about the middle
! Of the train, and when the train slowed
up at the Norwegian church. this side Of
Adams, in attempting TO jump from the
| car, he missed his footing and fell under
the wheels. He got on the train at
| Adams He was Norwegian, and about
! IS. Truly, in the midst of life we are in
death
evening. The Regt.te, must be out few dollars
We not because refused to advertise for them.
i-TRASscRIPT.
| We are not out cent, and the TT is mis-,
taken. as usual We pay our own debts ana
! collect our own dues. without the aid OF the
: TT. and mind our own business generally
! Register.
! You may not be ont a cent, but we'll
! bet our old hat, and nickel to boot. that
! you are not in cen: on the local adver-
! tisement published in the RI of the 18th,
! because if you were. you wouldn't be so
cross and cranky about it-unless it might
| be because you were so ashamed OF your
: self (Which you ought to be) for advertis-
! ing and recommending so demoralizing
! an entertainment.
! st. Bernard Commandery No. 13, K.
T., held its annual election last evening.
| The attendance was quite large, some If
! " Sir Knights being present. After the
election, the wives ''surprised" the Knights
with an elegant banquet. The following
officers were elected bv unanimous
vote Of the Commandery:
Eugene ood, Eminent Commander.
! s. c. Clark. Generaissimn.
J. 5. Anderson, Captain General.
Z. l. West, Prelate.
A. Friedrich. Senior Warden.
W. F. Sutherland. Junior Warden.
&c. Dorr. Treasurer.
e. L. Case. Recorder
:. Is. WUOdSum. sword Bearer.
". E. Richardson. Standard Bearer.
u. 3. Smith, G. Schleuder and J. D. Allen,
Eugene Wood, a. Friedrich and c. H. David
son, auditing committee.
The Mower County Bible Society leld
its annual meeting at the drug store Of
Dorr & Void last week Wednesday after
noon. Rev. John Hinton, State Superin-
tendent Of American Bible Society, being
present. The Auxiliary Society at Leroy
has Dcen gwen up, and the books turned
over to Mr.. Hinton to dispose of as he
! thin best. Anyone in want of Bibles,
! in plain or fancybinding, can be supplied
very cheaply by calling on DR.. Dorr, the
| Treasurer and Depository. Following are
the officers elected:
Prcsident-K o. Hall.
Nice-President-L. s. Willard.
Secrctary-Rev. G. f. Wright.
lrtasurer ana DeposItary-E Z. Dorr.
Executive Commttee-O. w. Shaw. E. J.
! Phillips. H. F. ederikse, Mrs. G. E. Wiibour,
Mrs. :. F. Gibbons.
The following, from an exchange, is
good wholesome talk to young men.
Read and ponder, young men of Austin.
1T never harms any young man to say
of him. He doesn't drink There IS no
employment on earth in which it would
prove disadvantage. There is no bust
ness man, whatever the nature of his
business or his opinions on the subject
of total abstinence, who would refuse to
hire a man because he didn't drink. On
the other hand, drinking habits do much
to injure ones reputation and shut him
out Of employment. These are plain
statements Of notorious truths No man
! in his senses will deny them. They are
not the vain imaginngs of a prohibition
crank. The experience of men all around
us will establish the truth Of these re-
marks.
-W1LLsoN-JAC0Bs- Last Wednesday
morning a very pleasant event occurred
at the residence Of Henry Jacobs, in the
marriage Of his daughter, Mamie E.
Jacobs to Henry n. Wilson, of Pembina,
Dakota The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. E. Stanley, in the presence
of a small company of relatives and in
vited friends. The bride was elegantly
attircd in 4 garnet silk with corsage hoquc,
Of smilax, primroses and heliotropes.
After the ceremony and congratulations.
refreshments were served, and the newly
married couple took their departure on
the noon train for their home at Pembina,
stopping over Sunday at Minneapolis to
visit TRENDS
MIR. Wilson some four years ago, spent
year in Austin as an accountant where
the attachment was formed which has
since ripened in marriage. The follow
ing is the list Of presents:
Silver cake basket and set of knives and
forks, (l'aptist church and 8. 81 Geo. f. Will
bnur. J. G.. Kaiser, O. Allen, F. A. Ticknor, L.
!. Smith. Mrs. Baird, T. r. Cooper, W. E.
Stanley, John F. Robinson, w. A. Pierce, Fl.
$. Smith, L. French, l.: D. Baird. A. o Hollis
ter. Mrs. c. H: Coats. Mrs: G. p: BeIden, Mrs.
| Katie Lobb, Mrs Geo. Baird Mrs. E. J. GRAFT
| ton. Mrs F. Gibbons, Mrs. c. H. Davidson
and Mrs. VIM. Way.
| Table linen and towels. set OF individual
| silver godiined butter dishes, Mr. and Mrs.
! Henry Jacobs.
Silver butter dish Eugene Jacobs.
Towels and log cabin quilt. Mrs. l.. L. Lord.
| Table cloth, MIR. and Mrs. c. E. Lord.
! Worsted shoulder cape. Mrs. w. E. Stanley.
! Table cloth. Mr.. and Mrs. CUM.
Satin case. containing silver butter knife.
! pickle fork and sugar spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
| Martin, Portland, Dakota.
| Silver pickle caster, Misses Mary and Kate
! Carvle.
! Table cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Ayers.
! Towel, Mrs. A. P rkiand.
| Pickle caster, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Benton.
| Photograph with mineral frame, Mamie
| Ochike. Ohio.
! Panel painting Of Gala lilies, Emma Kaiser
Oil painting, horse drinking, Mr.. and Mrs
| Frank Sterling and Mr.. and Mrs.W. w. Patter-
son.
Satin sofa cushion. Maud Kennedy
Dressing sacque, Arnold Jacobs, Dallas,
Texas.