Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-01
TRANSCRIPrIONS.

day night.
Mrs. John Wagner has been quite i'll
| the past week.
Cheap Charley has something to say
10 you this week.
The great Barnum show in Austir
next week Tuesday.
VIM Richards and family have rent
ed the Ira Jones property on Lansing
Avenue.
Miss Anna Dunkelmann gave an
evening party for her young friends last
Saturday.
Whatever you do, and wherever you
60, keep IN mind the Newer County Fair
Sept. 1916.
The N. E. sociable will meet with
Mrs. J. A. Pierce, Friday evening, Sept
Sd. All are cordially invited.
Will Beatty is now ready to serve
basement Mower County Bank building.
Winnie ODER entertained very pleas
antly company Of her Austin young
friends on the evening of Wednesday,
Aug. 18th.
Married, Monday evening. Aug. 30th,
by Rev. G. E. Wright, at residence of the
brides brother. Clarence Conditt and May
Emmerson.
The Canning Factory will close on
corn this week, having put up about
$50, 600 cans. VIII continue canning TO-
matoes for week or two.
Divine services will be held in Christ
Church, Episcopal. by Rev. Geo. G. Tan
ner, on Sunday next, at the usual hours
of morning and evening services.
Married, Wednesday evening. Au-
guct 18th, by Rev. G. E. Wright. at the
residence of the brides brother. J. F.
Wheeler and Lucy Emmerson. both OF
Lyle.
The most astonishingly beneficial re-
suits have followed the use of Red Star
Cough Cure by those affected with
throat and lung troubles. Price twenty
five cents.
list Ward Democratic Caucus, at
Smith s. Johnson's plow shop. Friday
evening, at 8 o'clock, to elect delegates
to the County Conv ention to be held at
Leroy. Sept. 10th.
The w. G. 7. U. temperance meeting
at the opera house last Sunday evening,
who made out q strong case for the third
party prohibitionists.
-NoTIcE. to changes in the
management of the "DR. MACDONALD
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, it is
necessary that all accounts due be paid at
once. DR.. Macdonald will continue in
charge.
"A huge derrick pole fell and severely
injured the foot of mechanical engineer
E. Il. Hoyt at the New Orleans EXPOSE
ton. and after only there applications
of St. Jacobs Oil, all the swelling and
pain disappeared.
-Losr. -Thursday, Aug Goth. large
dark gray wooden shawl, somewhere be-
tween Austin and the farm of Rev. A. Z.
Reynolds, 8 miles west. on the Albert
Lea road. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving same at post office.
The First Ward school building (old
'Universalist church) has been undergoing
repairs. A partition has been put in,
making two rooms, and the entrance
changed to the east side. Miss Sherwood
and Miss Gatzman will preside over the
school in this building.
NEW GooDs:-1 have received new
fall goods, including hats, turbans, and
bonnets. Fancy feathers, birds, tips.
new style pushes, velvets and ribbons,
and everything new in trimmings. ask
the ladies to call and look over my goods
before buying. Mrs. l.. A. R1cHEYs.
Tho Camilla Urso Concert Co. gave
US a spleudid musical treat last Thurs
day evening. On account of the very
warm weather, the attendance was light,
but tho audience was Of the very best pco-
ple aud the appreciation Of Urso's sweet
violin playing and Saur0t's piano music.
was hearty.
The NJ. Il n. w. r. r. have ARA nged
to land passengers in the Fair Grounds
without any delay in St. Paul. Fare,
round trip, $40. including admission
ticket; good to return until Sept. 6. Ex-
position tickets and round trip to Min
neapolis 81. Is, on sale until Oct. 2.
GEO. w. TURNER, Agent.
Among the exhibits at the State FAIR
the present week we note the following
Miss Celia Brown, Austin-Print butter:
Chas. +. Ellis. Austin-White and black
Leshor"s. black and 8. s; Hamburgs, white
Wentworth Hayes, LeRoy:-S Holsteins.
A. v. Ellis. Austin-5 head Of Holsteins,
F. b. Lambert, LcRoy-26 Holsteins.
The Company & ball was not largely
attended last Friday night. The COM
petitive drill was very interesting fea-
ture of the occasion. Sergeants w. T.
Mollison and w. F. Anderson, Corporals
c.. F. Cook. A. A. Wright and W. s.
Sterling, and Privates Walter Hummel,
N. Nicholaisen, A. B. Hunkins and John
Trowbridge carried of the badges.
Sept. list, Cd, Sd and 4th, special
State Fair train will leave Austin, G. NJ.
& St. p. r. r.. at "a. m, arrive at St.
Paul 1926 am. Leave St. Paul 1880
D. m., arrive at Austin 11:05 .. m.
On Sept. Z, 8 and 9, train will leave
Austin at 4:4O =. m, and arrive ut
DEBORAH, $50 a. M, to accommodate those
who wish to attend the fair at DEBORAH.
G. H. COLEMAN. AGENT.
Mass picnic of the Sunday Schools of
Mower county ut the fair grounds. to-
day "wednesday. Excursions will be
run from Grand Meadow and other
points. Rev. DR.. Burrell of Dubuque,
and Mrs. Laura G. Fixen Of Albert Lea,
will be present. D. r. Moves, Esq.,, of
the drug house of Noyes Brothers & Cut
Ter. St. Paul, has been invited. Il. +.
Sulzer. the Sunday School Missionary,
will have charge OF the services we
believe.
There will be grand temperance
rally at the opera house this "wednesday
evening. Mrs. Laura G.. F,xen Of Al
bert Lea, has promised to be present and
address the meeting. 1t is also expected
Rev. DR.. Burrell, of Dubuque, will take
up q part of the time. Mrs. Fixen al
ways draws crowded houses; and DR..
Burrell is probably the ablest clergyman
in the state of Iowa. Let everybody at
tend these meetings-the men especially.
Front seats reserved for voters and young
men.
Monday, Aug. 2Sd, a very pleasant
company gathered at the home of s. F.
Gibbons for the purpose2Of becoming bet
ter acquainted with Miss Jenneu Glib
bons who is making that her home for
the present. We need not say they had
an enjoyable time. for Mr.. and Mrs. G.
would leave nothing undone that would