Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-03-10

&C. J. Weisel last Thursday purchased
all the stock and fixtures Of the new bak-
cry, of R. II. Sfockman, in the block next
south of the post Office. Mr.. Weisel pro-
poses to keep q first class bakery and
confectionery, where can be found. at
all times, the best of bread, pies, cakes,
candies, fruits, cigars aud tebaccos; he
will also be prepared to furnish warm
meals and lunch at all hours. Oysters for
sale, and served in every shape.
The MASONIC DEDICATION which will
occur Tuesday evening next. the 10Th
inst, will be very enjoyable affair.
The lecture by Judge Kiester, Of Blue
Earth City, will be first class in every re-
spect. and will be as interesting to those
who are not members of the order as any
one. The music will be fine, and the sup
per, which is under the direction Of the
ladies of Austin, needs no comment.
Come one and all. Admission, including
Banquet, Is cents.
Have just received t'Key to Smiths
Diagram of Parliamentary Rules pub
l1shed by Review and Herald Publish
ing Association of Battle Creek, Michi-
gan. This little work, which presents,
in marvelously condensed form. the
whole matter of parliamentary rules,
should be in the hands of every one who
desires to be posted in the conduct of
70 Snhl
mended by competent authorities on the
subject. Price SO cents, postpaid.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Mission Circle was held at Mrs. Hiram
Smiths March 3. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Mrs.
Geo. E. Wilbour, President; Mrs. j. E.
Robinson, Vice Pres; Mrs. Luther Smith
Secretary and Treasurer; and Mrs: Robin
son and Mrs. Ticknor, soliciting commit
tee. The box opening resulted in $3,42
which sum will be largely increased, as
the boxes still out are returned. Tea
was served at clock, and collection
| taken.
We came; we fought: we conquered!
thanks to the efforts of our upright and
intelligent citizens. How true it is. that
we often owe quite as much Of our
success to the malice of our enc
mics as to the courtesles of our friends.
The result is only another example of the
old adage that right is might, and truth
will prevail" The Lows" who thought
they had walk-over. found at the sum-
ming up, that their "Todd-y" lacked the
strength to bring them to the front.
ONWARD.
Freeman P. Lane, Minneapolis, Mimi,
says: 1.-TWO months ago one of my horses
was badly kicked on the hip and the flesh
torn away so that the bone could be seen.
I used Coles Veterinary Carbolisalve
constantly. and to day it is as we'll as ever.
Another good point about it is that no
scar is left" Last summer one Of my
black horses was badly saddle-galled. I
used nothing on it but Coles Veterinary
Carbollsalve, and in short time it was
completely healed, the hair coming in
its natural color" Pound cans, $500;
small cans, so cents.
Report of School District No. g. for
the month ending Feb. 10. The follow
ing is list Of those obtaining an average
standing above 80: Louisa Beckel, 81;
Katie Beckel, 81; Bertha French, 97s;
Harlan Smith, 80; Elsie, Alice and Berthe
Perkins, SO, 944 and 81. respectively;
Thaddeus, Robert, Sylvester, Howard and
Emily Thompson, 3d. 80, 9sf, SO and 81,
respectively. Harlan Smith was neither
absent nor tardy during the entire term
of three mouths. s. H. HARRISON,
! Teacher.
Enterprise Grange will hold it's 18th
anniversary, at Enterprise School. House,
Sauday, March 18th, at ten o'clock. The
exercises to consist of reading, singing,
Rotations and speeches from members
of the grange and others. An apron
festival will be one of the enjoyable fea
lures of the entertainment. A most cor
dial invitation is hereby extended to all.
A basket to he provided by each lady,
with supper for ;wo; also two aprons, one
to be worn by the lady. and the other to
be sold at auction to tine highest bidder.
Let all come, and come early. Commit
| tee.
Mr. and Mrs. George White were
greatly surprised last Wednesday evening,
by the invasion of an ermy of friends,
who, laden with lunch baskets and china
ware, proceeded to make themselves at
in the mean time reminding the host and
| hostess that this was their china wedding
day The evening was very pleacant
one, the inner man refreshed, the social
gratifed, the china gifts presented, and
altogether it was an evening of festive
cheer and good wishes for these worthy
friends, who for the last twenty years
have continued. by their good works, to
gather to themselves friends in this COLI
munity.
-MAsoN1c--Theg general committee of
ladies to make arrangements for the Ma
sonic banquet for the dedication of the
Masonic Hall, met with Mrs. G. Fl. David
son Tuesday evening. The following
committees were appointed:
Soliciting Committee D. B.
johnson, w. F. Sutherland, VIM. Vande-
grift, H. O. Basford, G. 8. Hildahl, P. T.
Mcintyre.
Coffee -Mesdames George Hay, H. S.
Smith.
Oysters-Mesdames D. B. Smith, s. c.
Clark.
Table-Mesdames Sherwood, Ayers,
Schleuder, Sutherland, Goats, Belden,
Davidson.
Table Waiters-A1isses Jennie Crandell.
Ida Smith, Gertie Sherwood, Addie John
son, Della Anderson, Myrtle Vanderbilt,
Ethel Davidson, Lon Holllster. Vert An
derson, Charlie Squires, Dell Wright,
Ernest Won Schwismilch, Clarence Whit.
ton, Fred Wood.
The ladies, wives Of Masons, are re-
ouested to meet At the Masonic Hall next
tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
AT q regular business meeting of