Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-11-03
TRANSCRIr II0NS.
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Chas. Z. Lord is building himself ,
new house on West Main street.
Thursday. Oct. 21st. new baby
girl made its appearance at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Miner.
The members Of the Ladies' Floral
Club will hold business meeting at the
Library, on Tuesday, Nov, 9th, at 8 p. m.
The small boy who plays circus Will,
the '-trick-gOat" lin his back yard should
see that the st. Jacobs Oil bottle is not
empty. ~ ~ - r.:
Mrs.. H. Perkins of Window, who
has been spending the fall among friends
in New Jersey is expected home this
week.
Mrs. Aldrich and Mss Lottie Cotton,
Of Russell, N. J.. are visiting Mrs. 0. L:
Gibbons, and expect to spend several
months.
We hope oul readers will excuse the
lack of local news this week. Election
IS ever we will try and make up for 1t
next week.
Purify your blood, tone up the
system, and regulate the digestive organs
by taking Hoods sarsaparilla. Sold by
all druggists.
-MARKETs:-Tuesday, Nov. 2. Wheat
No. !. Sc, No. 2, SIC. Barley, No: 2,
38c, No. 3. W@32c. Oats, white. Zoe;
mixed. lie. Timothy, $40. Glover,
$3.50.
The Bible Readings given by Bvange-
list Brown in the Congregational church
every afternoon at 81 o'clock. are we'll
worth attending. No one should miss
them.
Mr.. Hills. q Sioux Falls banker,
who married Miss Theresa Rice, (sister
Of Mrs. G.. A. Mitchell of this city, q
year ago. died about ten days since.
Ars. Hills has the sympathy of many
old-time friends in Austin.
"A remarkably handsome woman Is
said to be the MOVING spirit in philan-
thropical movement in Russia to supply
the poor OF that country with DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. the great remedy for
coughs and colds.
MARRIED. AT the residence Of the
brides parents, Rev. w. e. Stanley. Still
man Noble and Miss Ella heller.
In Austin township. Oct. 28, at the res
idence OF G. W. Shapley. by Rev. w. E.
Stanley, G. L. Shultz and Vietta Shapley.
Mrs. Fay r. Smith had the pleasure
OF entertaining over last Sabbath Miss
n. G. Moe and Miss Emily Lyons. sisters
Of Mrs. Sylvester Smith. They were
direct from Portland, Oregon. They
also visited Mr.. Harcor Lyons of Lansing.
Died. suddenly, on the 3Oth of
August. 1885. Of virulent cholera NOR
bus. in the house of R. w. Palmer Esq.
Haverhill. near Rochester. Olmsted Co.,
MIMI, Alexander Edward, son of An.
drew and Phsbe Gemmel Of Austin, aged
80 years and 81 days.
"A young man, ~ the name of John
Anderson, Norwegian, aged about q.
died At the Bulls House, in this city,
last Sunday afternoon. of apeplexy. He
had recently been in the EMPLOY of
r. 81. Dinsuoor. He had no friends or
relatives in this county, and was
buried by the county.
Died. Oct. 23d, Mrs. Clarence Varco,
at her home, II miles south of Enterprise
school house. She leayes three children,
one an infant Of 8 weeks. Mrs. Varco
was born in Brooklyn, Green county,
Wis.,. July 20, 1855. Funeral services at
school house Monday, Oct. 18th, con.
Quoted by Rev. Stanley.
-Donti-1f dealer offers you bottle
Of Salvation Oil without labels, or wrap
pers, or in q mutilated or defaced package,
don't touch it-don't buy it at any price,
you can rest assured that there is some
thing wrong-it may be dangerous and
worthless counterfeit. Insist upon getting
a perfect. unbroken, genuine package.
Christ Church, Episcopal, Rev. P. B.
Peabody. Rector. Services next Sunday:
1890 4. m. Subjects of Sermon, Real
ness in the Christian Life" Children's
services with sermon, $50 p. m. Sub
ject what is God" Services of Prayer
and Praise. Z p. m. All are welcome.
Mrs. Ella Della Van House, wife of
Ira Van House, died at her home in Mos
cow township, October 81. She was born
in Indiana. and came to Minnesota in
1858. Was married in 1875. She leaves
her husband and young son 10 mourn
her loss. The funeral services were con
Quoted at her residence, Nov. l. by Rev.
w. E. Stanley, OF Austin. and the inter-
ment at Baudler's Cemetery.
The committee on entertainment for
Mcintyre Post will invite Warren Lee
Goss. one of the contributors of the
Oentgry Magazine, and author of the arti-
cles "Recollections of a Private" to give
his popular war lectures on THE Story
Of Andersonville. Mr.. Goss spent one
year in rebel prisons and has national
reputation as lecturer and speaker. The
lecture will probably be gwen Saturday
evening, Nov. 20, in Opera House.
The meetings at the opera house
week ago last Sunday, c0nductedby
state Secretary Fl. +. Williams of Mime
apolis, and his assistant A. NJ. Clemeace
also of same cltv, were productive Of
much good. A meeting for men only
was held in, the afternoon and much in
terest was manifested. Then q general
meeting in the evening was largely at.
tended. Mr.. Williams Is a very enthusi-
astic, earnest worker for the Y. NJ. e. A.,
| for which q liberal collection was taken
Following IS the list OF letters remain.
| ing IN the Austin postoffice tor the thirty
days ending Oct. so. 1888:
| Ames, &C Anderson, &C
Anderson, L9 Bliss, eeibert
Hibbard, jobnJ Raw, Mrs Is
s Sasfsna s St. John N %ss,9oR
| Mrs. A. E. Cox of this city IL good
guesscr. as will be seen by the following
letter which she recently received from
Minneapolis.
Dear Madam: The Register Of Guessea
upon the number of beans in the Jar .,
the Exposition. show that your Guess
was 25650 beans, tnd IS there proved tc
be 25656 beans in the jar, your guess wa.
the nearest. You have therefore, wou
the machine, and We hold the same sub
jsct to your order for shipment.
Respectfully yours,
| NExsEN q WILLIAMS.
The sewing machine is valued at $75
in birds eye maple wood work, and was
donated by the above firm. It has beer
received, and Mrs. Cox is very mucf
pleased with it-and her guess.
Rev. H. w. Brown. the evangelist o.
Chicago. assisted by Mr.. Avis, of Tennes
see. commenced revival meetings in thu
Opera House, Sunday morning. tn,
hall was filed, and the audience listened
with deep interest to an impressive dis
course on the Necessity Of REVEALS:
In the afternoon, at O'Clock, Mr.. Brow.
gave bible meeting on the Holy Spirit