Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-02-10
OUR HARVEST FIELD.

The insane asylum at Rochester has Col
patients.
Milo will probably resume the grocery
business after this year.-D0l0e Centre Record.
President Cleveland is said to disapprove
of the extremely low cut evening dress for
ladies'.
A few loads of grubs wanted on sub
scription.-R tceuiue Recorder.
This has an old sound-about 10 years old.
Two toboggans have been purchased for
use of the convalescing patients in the St.
Peter Insane asylum.
Albert Lea had fire Saturday morning,
which consumed4 frame buildings. The ia
nous steam fire engine was behind as usual.
The Minneapolis Journal says: 1.-THE skies
are smiling on the ice palace so benignly. that
in the pure spirit of reciprocal tenderness,
the palace has taken on a melting mood
The congregation of one of the Minneapo-
lis churches is reported to have left the
church in a body a week or two ago. because
the pastor took his text from one Of the epis.
ties Of st. Paul.
There are Ill brsweries in Minneeota, the
largest Of which is situated in Minneapolis,
and produced last year $1,000 barrels. Two
of these breweries are run by Scandinavian
and the remainder by Germans.
-"Can you tell me how the word saloon is
spelt?" "Certainly." said Londoner, with 4
look Of triumph. There's hess, and a hay,
aad a hell, and two hoes, and a hen" There
certainly il a nell for every saloon.
''broke up" just because their white-haired,
kindly, benevolent pastor, Rev. Mr.. Jones,
married his servant girl. He has been forced
to resign, and will soon assume charge of the
Red Wing church.
my attention has been attracted to you,'
said the lightning when it struck the
telephone.-Burlin0ton HosrkeW.
You are really quite dazzling. and have a
very striking way with you," replied the
telephone. "but your familiarity shocks me-
Chicago Ministers have canvassed the
matter and assert it costs Chicago churches
70 to $1o to conyert Chicago nan At
convert = Minneapolis or St. Paul man. or
even an Albert Lea man. Wdseca Radical
Austin and Waseca will subscribe liberal
Iy for the Albert Lea Editors.
edition, Of NJ. N. Kellogg, the St. Paul wealth.
or prophet, would seem to indicate an
awfully ferOc1Ous stOrm.-St. Peter Tribune.
All the pictures of noted personages that
have often appeared in the St. Paul and Min.
neapolis papers. have had decidedly
stormy look.
Last week the Honorable Milo White de-
clared he had never seen Secretary Manning
and this week he declares he has never seen
Postmaster General Villas. There are not q
few constituents Of Mr.. White that sincerely
envy these neglected cabinet officers. Some
even 60 little farther and wish Mr.. White
had never heard Of the first district-or the
first district Of the Honorable Mr.. White.
49, WfnOn0 Herald.
Evangelist Brown produced a prayer cure
at Owatonna recently; and there had been so
much talk about it. some contending that 1t
was a miracle and others that she was not
sick, and simply needed little excitement or
encouragement to induce her to get up, that
they challenged the evangelist to cure Mrs.
G. p. Austin Of Havana, who has been bedrid-
den six years, unable to turn in bed without
help. Saturday, Mr.. Brown came down from
Faribault, and In company with Rev. W. A:
Spinney and two ladies, proceeded to the
house of Mrs. Austin, and after praying with
her, she arose, walked about. and when the
party left she was sitting in a chair, claiming
to be cured. The evangelist loft for Fari-
bault, where he is conducting revival meet
ings. and no doubt this will increase the in.
terest there.