Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-07-28
TRANSCRIPTIONS.

Very dry. very dusty, very warm.
p. c. Sullivan is burning = large
kiln of brick.
The Austin delegation to Spring
Valley returns to day.
-Cronan has on sale photographs of
the noted evangelists. Jones and Small
Mrs. A. G. Reynolds has a fine class
in painting, and they are doing some
fine work.
IS, L. Howell has moved himself and
little family into the residence of Mrs.
A. Wright on Lansing Avenue.
Lost, on Monday, linen lap robe,
near high school building. Finder will
confer favor by leaving at this Office.
The Good Templars will hold soci-
able next Friday evening at Mrs. Frank
Wards. Ice cream will be served. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Sabbath School picnic at HOLSTERS
grove Friday. All the children of the
Congregational Sunday School are in
vited to be present and to bring their
friends.
The Vice President of the City
Brewery, Mr. J. Helmus. of Louisville.
| KY, was entirely cured in one week of q
severe attack Of rheumatism by St.
Jacobs Oil.
Mrs. Hobart, President of the State
w. G. T. u, will address the friends of
temperance at the opera house next Sun
day evening. Mrs. Hobart is one Of the
talented speakers Of the state.
| The monthly missionary tea meeting
of the n. E. church, will be held with
Mrs. Austin Pierce on Friday afternoon,
July 80, at half past three. Tea at half
past five. All are cordially invited.
-PosTPoNED.-ThcL Lawn Sociable of
the Junior Missionary Society of the Con-
gregational church. which was announced
for Wednesday evening of this week.
with Mrs. H. o. Basford, will be post
poned to a future date.
The Lester and Taylor Union Square
Co. entertained the Austin public all of
last week at the Opera House. They
played we'll, and altogether, we call them
one of the best tr0upes that has appeared
before us this season.
The finest sample of wheat we have
seen this year was shown US by E. Hef-
len, taken from field of 20 acres grown
by Thos Hines Of Window. It is called
Manitoba wheat, the kernels are large
and plump, and it is beautiful to look
upon.
The Sunday evening lecture on pro-
hibition by Rev. Kaufman, at the opera
house, was listened to by large audience,
whom we thought listened with profit.
The lecture was rather lengthy, but there
were many good points made that were
we'll received.
We hope the ladies will not forget
that Mrs. Hobart, the President of the
State w. G. +. U. will be present and
address the meeting, next Saturday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock, at the Davidson
House parlors. All are cordially invited,
whether members of the Union or no.
The true secret of success is merit.
This is so with Red Star Cough Cure. a
purely vegetable compound. entirely free
from opiates, poisons and narcotics, and
which has received the public endorse
ment of physicians and chemists every
,,,l,o,o Hvo rorto
For abou: weeks. the passenger
rates, either way between Austin and
Chicago, have been s.. Last week Tues
day the matter was fixed up. and the
old rate, $11.4O. went into effect. The
rate, St. Paul and Minneapolis to
Chicago, is $11. Why should the rate
be less from St. Paul than from Austin?
Evan ]. Grefthen, DEBORAH Insti-
ute Student from Northwood, Worth Co..
Iowa, writes Mr.. Breckenridge from
Crookston Polk Co., MIMI expect
to teach in this county. have seen this
Co. Supt. He says not less than twenty
DEBORAH Institute students have taught
in Polk Co. and every one has been suc-
cessful"
The following are the dates of the
great p T. Baraum show: St. Paul
Sept. 1st; Minneapolis, I'd; Red Wing Sd;
Winona 4th; Lacrosse 9th: Austin 7th;
DEBORAH, 9Th. Our city is highly
favored in being one Of the few points
selected in Minnesota for the exhibition
! of this mammoth show. It is an evil
dencc of the growing Importance Of
| Austin.
The firm of Boiler s. Richeys has dis
solved partnership. Mrs. Richeys contin-
uing the business at the old stand. Mrs.
Richeys takes all bills belonging to the
firm to collect, and she would like An ear
ly settlement of each account. She asks
a continuance of the patronage of all ola
friends and customers, and as many new
ones rs may be pleased to call. and she
assures all that they will meet with square
dealing.
Died, on Monday afternoon, ut her
home. in Moscow township, Mrs. Dora
Pratt KING, wife Of Harry King. This
young wife was well known in Austin.
being graduate of the Austin High
School, class Of 81. She leaves little
daughter about two years old, who only
as the years roll On, can realize the great
loss to her Of u mothers love. Mrs. King
died from the effects of AN attack of ty-
phoid fever She knew of her approach.
ing death. and calmly and heroically
made oil preparations. Her funeral was
held to-day. Rev. Edwards taking charge
Of the service.
The picnic Of the w. c. T. U. last
Wo1noaiav affornOOn WA a very Meas