Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-07-08
TRANsCRIPTIONS.

Picnic season is at hand.
Girls are few of days and full of mis-
chief
| Come and see US. This is a general
invitation for everybody to visit Mime
! sofa.
| Luther J. Smith is now employed as
clerk in the new Boston Store" Mill
street.
The Union service next Sunday even
ing, will be at the Methodist church. All
are invited.
The celebrated Cincinnati Compress
sed Yeast for family use, for sale at j. T.
Bowen's restaurant.
DO not forget the annual election for
two members of the School Board, on
Saturday, July 18th.
The great day for Austin-next Fri
day evening. Clara Louise Kellogg, at
the Austin Opera House.
Rev. W. E. Stanley favors US with
another very interesting letter from
down east this week.
The oldest person IN the county, as
returned by the census enumerators, is
Mrs. Betsy Leland Of Bennington town
ship-aged 80.
The Junior Missionary Society of the
Congregational church, at their sociable
at Mrs. J. r. Webb's last Friday, made a
collection of ST..
Remember that j. T. Bowen, at his
restaurant, on Bridge street, serves fresh
strawberries and the incest of ice cream
at all times. Call on him.
The St. Paul Daily Globe under its
new management, has taken first rank
among the great dailies of the country.
1t is full of news and is ably edited.
-MARR1ED.-At Brownsville, Sunday,
July 5th, by Rev. e. D. Belden, Mr..
Frank Beers of Sun Prairie, Wis, and
Miss Anna NJ. Scribner of Brownsville.
The wonderful stride to the front in
journalism made by the st. Paul Daily
Globe. is equaled only by the Joe Pulit-
zer's success with the New York World.
We have been told that sunshiny
husband makes merry. happy home,
and that his wife sings over the buildings
and mendlng basket. Let us all be sun
shiny.
Now down the weeds. Look over
your own premises, and look over your
neighbours premises. If his looks more
tidy than yours, don't delay in fixing up
Immediately.
The dance of the Locomotive Fire
men at the Roller Rink, last Friday night,
was attended by about $50 couples. They
came from all along the line of the Mil.
& St. p. Il. II.
The Boston Uncle Toms Cabin Co.
were greeted at the Austin Opera House
4th Of July evening with crowded house.
Over 500 people were in the house. The
performance gave good satisfaction.
s.. c. Clark has rented the double store
on Main street SO long occupied by G.
NJ. Fcrnald 1t will be headquarters for
D. NJ. Osborne g. Co.'s farmlmachinery,
rs soon as Mr. Fcrna Id has closed out
his furniture.
The members of the Woman's Forei gn
Missionary Society of the NJ. E. church
will hold tea meeting with Mrs. Harry
Patterson Friday afternoon, July TO- to
which all friends of the society are cor
daily invited.
r.. Levy opened last week Tuesday
fresh stock of ready made clot hing, hats,
caps and gents furnishing goods, in J.
Levy's old quarters, on Main street. MIR.
Levy would like to have his old customers
call and see him.
They are coming from near and afar.
Albert Lea, Leroy, Spring Valley,
Brownsville, Lansing, and all surround
ing towns Will send delegations to Austin
next Friday evening to attend the Clara
Louise kellogg grand concert.
HOUSE FOR SALE. AS / expect soon
to remove from Austin, offer my resi-
dence for sale. have two or three coal
stoves, and some other articles of furni-
turc, which do not wish to carry, and
will sell cheap. HARLAN w. Page.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Austin post Office for the 30
days ending July 4, 1886:
Akren, Christina Hoxter, PL
Bernet, John Lundblad, John
Cor bit, WI Ranum, Syver A
Cooper, Geo A Robinson, Burney
Dahl, Miss Carry A
Arrangements are being perfected for
a grand musical festival of one full week
at the Opera House in this city about the
first week in October, with Prof Leib as
director and with Seibert's Orchestra and
eminent vocal talent from outside to as
sist.
The new River street has been open.
ed for travel, and it is in good condition.
This fine thoroughfare was graded and
worked up to its present condition by
Street Commissioner Gerashty by poll
tax work alone Not a dollar was drawn
directly from the city treasury.
One of the agents of the National
Yeast Co. was in town a day or two ago
looking after the interests of their cele
brated yeast. National Yeast is &C
knowledged by all to be superior to any
other, and much cheaper. Be sure and
use the sample; we know it will please
the ladies.
Last Friday night some drunken
tramps following up the new railroad,
attempted to force open the door of Pat
Geraghty's residence near the depot.
Our Street Commissioner got up and
opened the door. and the marauders not
liking the appearance Of his pistol, took
to their heels.