Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-29
TRANSCHIPEIONS

II. u. Lord has been very sick 10
more than q week.
Number Nine (9) cook stove, $50
less than regular price, at Cook s Rob
erts.
Mrs. j. F. Cook is the possessor o
a handsome new plaeton purchased o.
Oscar Ayers.
The Royce & Lansing Bell Ringer
next week Thursday evening. Adm1s
| sion IS and SOC.
Married, in Austin, September "a, b,
Rev. w E. Stanley, E. p. Williams anl
Winifred Browning.
The cell work for the new Jail is nov
completed, and the brick-laYers are fin
ishing running up the walls.
AT last the iren ratings for both tn
west and east front stone steps of tn
courthouse have been put up.
Alderman P. c.. Sullivan has recent,
enlarged his brick residence, which ha!
added very much to its looks.
Al Friedrich is now a partner will
his father IN the meat shop. "A. Fried
rich & Son" is the title of the new firm
20. o. Void, brother of K. o. Woll
of this city, was one of the delegates from
Ramsey county to the Republican State
Convention.
Il. F. Clausen, Republican candidate
for County Attorney, has started the cam
paign by having his barn painted by Har
rison g. Ferrers.
The sociable of the Universalis1
church will meet with Mrs. Colos Fenton.
Tuesday evening of next week. All are
cordially invited.
-Beautify your homes for the winter
Harrison & Ferrers, house, sign and orna
mental painters, will do a good job and
guarantee satisfaction.
Orders for painting. granting or pa
per-hanging will receive prompt atten:
ton by Harrison & Ferrers, if left al
Mills & Johnsen's drug store.
H. s. Harmon advertises his farm
for sale this week. He has a desirable
place only 2 miles northeast of Austin
See advertisement for particulars.
-MARKETs.-Tuesday Sept. %. Wheat
No. l, SIC, No. 2, 55c. Barley, No. 2
4Oc, No. 3. SIC. Oats, white, zoe; mixed
18c. Timothy, $1.65. Glover, 81.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church OF
Lyle will hold a Harvest Supper in the
church, Oct. 9TH, from 6 to 10 p. m. AL
are cordially invited to be present.
Little Nettie, daughter of County
Superintendent Belden, yesterday morn
ing drank from q bottle of ammonia, burn
ing her mouth and throat quite badly.
We arc informed by the Register Of
Deeds that he records two satlsfactions
Of mortgage nowadays to one of mort
gage-a healthy debt-paying indication,
Christ Church Episcopal, +. B. Pea:
body, Rector. Sunday services: 1921
q. In. and 7:30 p. m. Subjects for mex
Sunday: Morning. "Trust.' Evening
Everyday Christianity"
The Monthly Missionary Tea meet
ing of the NJ. E. Church will be held will
Mrs. w. C. Horrobin Tuesday afternoon
of this week. Tea at $50. A cordia
invitation is extended TO all.
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Hubbard would
use the columns Of the TRANSCRIPT tt
return thanks for the kind remembrance.
Of friends and neighbors on their recen
thirtieth wedding anniversary.
Sunday night, Sept. 10Th, DR.. A. w
Allen was relieved Of about $50 in cash.
The burglars entered his room, took Iii
pantaloons out on to the lawn, an(
took possession of the cash aforesaid.
The Baptist church. sociable vii
meet with Mrs. G. II. Coats this (Wednes
day) evening. Refreshments will b,
served, and a fine literary program is he
ing prepared. All arc cordially invited
-'.Wade," the only child of Mr.. ant
| Mrs. H. j. Minar of this city, celebrated
| his 9th birth day last Saturday. Some
! thirty of his young friends were present
and all had q happy time. Several birth
| day presents were acknowledged by Mas
ter Wade.
Solicitor of Patents, F. o. McCleary
of Washington, D. G.. says the onl,
thing that did him any good, when SUI
fering with a severe cough of severa
weeks standing, vas Red Star Coug]
! Cure.
During the day Monday, DR.. Char
! pulled 492 teeth at his rooms at tn
Fleck House. free Of charge; with til
| slight exception that he required ever.
patient to purchase q dollar bottle of hi
fmugic oil.
Philip Reinartz, having abandoned
taking out a liquor and billiard license
has obtained permission of the Counc;
TO open a bowling alley in the buildin
south side of Mill street, second doc
east from Chatham. ~
will Lord has resigned as operate
of the city telegraph office to accept
position in P0stville. Miss Nellie En-
gle IS running the office for the present
and we should be glad to see her receiv
the permanent appointment.
The w. C. r. U. will meet at the d.
wilson House, Saturday afternoon. A
the ladies are requested to be present, q
Mrs. Knox, the State Organizer, will b
at the meeting. She will also lecture 8
the Gospel meeting Sunday evening.
DIR. J. T. Roy. of Chicago. Sccretar,
of the American Missionary Association
preached in the Congregational churc
last Sunday morning and evening. HI
talks, in regard to the work of the Ass(
citation he represents, were very interes
ing.
The C. NJ. & St. P. r. r. Co.'S Su'
veyors set the stakes last week for tn
new Y to be built on the south side {
the s. NJ. track at Ramsey, starting fro1
q point near the bridge and bearin
southwest to'a connection with the L.
NJ. track.
"A Wells youngster had listened I
the talk about the removal of IL
shops" but his idea about what tt
"shops" were, seemed rather confused
for he exclaimed. ''Mamma, what wi
you do when you want a new hat if Il
shops 60 awav?'-WeM Adcocote.
We hear of the death of John ]
Walsh, at Lansing, Iowa, last Fl
day, of consumption. The deceast
was a cousin of John Walsh. and a res
dent of this city for some two or thr'
years prior to his removal to Lansing la
spring. We hope to have mor partic,
. lars for next week.
&C. w. Burgess. of Fayette, low
was in town during fair week taki1
orders for monuments and cemetery wol
of every description for Booth Bro
, Works of Marion. Iowa. Mr.. Burge
, will visit Austin again in a few week
and will be glad to take further orders.
The following books have been !
celved at the Library, recently: VENT
Arthur Bonnicastle, Nicholas Mintur
; Ester Rled, Anna Kurenina, Triumpha
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