Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-16
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Bargains in all limos ut Sleeper & Sons.
Several places in our walks need repairing
sadly.
A car load of COWS was shipped from here
last week.
Accordeons, good ones, no snides, at Sleep
or & Sons. ar*
Sunday morning was cold and tho ground
frozen solid. r, s=-@
James ReQua talks some Of trip to Wash
ington territory. .#.:-...a. ~ r.
The roads are bad for the eather-cream sys-
tenn of creameries. - ~ ,.-.~ y.. !.
Anthony Matson and wife left here Monday
for Lyle, their future home. ... III
Mrs. G. d. Buck and daughter Miss Fannie
have returned from visit in Austin. .-.
U. S. Gillett shipped car of fat porkers to
st. Paul last week and made some money.
Miss Minnie Miller arrived home urday
from visit to Austin, accompanied by Miss
Sarah Culdice. Miss Culdice returned to Aus.
tin Monday.
The sad intelligence was received here Mon
day of the sudden death of Eugene Hoy, of
Austin, formerly Of this place and son of
John Hoy, Sen.
Mrs. and Mr.. Langworthy, Of Spring Valley,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Tanner
! over Sunday. Mr.. Langworthy is the Junior
member of the Spring Valley Mercury.
Mizpeh Chapter, No. 10. Order of Eastern
Star. was instituted at Brownsville on the
9Th inst, by G. A. Chapman, W. G. p. Of the
State Of Minnesota. The following elective
officers were installed for the ensuing year:
Mrs. H. A. Brown, W. NJ; e. j. Stimson, w.
p; Mrs. J. N. Thatcher, A. NJ; Mrs, J. F.,
Tompkins, Treas; Chas. Gage, sec'y; Mrs. E.
J. Stimson, c.; Mrs. J. B. Graves, a. G.
This beautiful degree, which Is truly the
handmade of Masonry in good works, IS es-
pecially designed to aid and protect the wives,
daughters. mothers and sisters of Master Ma
sons, to which degree they are eligable. The
Chapter starts with 20 charter members and
has very promising future. Next regular
meeting Saturday evening, May 26.
G. A. r. Circular.
HEADQUARTERs HENRY ROGERS Posi-, No. III
DEPARTMENT OF MINNESOTA G. A. II.
BROWNSDALE, May IA, 1883.
In compliance with general orders from Ma
tional and Dept. Headquarters, Wednesday,
May 80, 1883, will be observed as Memorial
Day.
1t is therefore ordered that we lay aside our
usual business and meet to honor the memo
ry of those of our comrades who fell beside
Us on the tented field, or who have since an
swered to the roll call on the other shore,
where they silently await the sound of the
trumpet that shall call them forth to new
life where flowers bloom perpetual and wars
and prison pens are unknown.
To the public generally we extend a cor
dial invitation to participate with us in the
exercises of this day. Business men are re-
Quested to close their respective places OF
business. Teachers are requested to close
their schools, that all may have an opportnni-
ty to unite in paying homage to the nations
patriot dead.
A cenotaph will be erected upon which any
person who may have lost friend upon the
field of battle, Or who now sleeps in an un-
known grave, may deposit wreath or bo-
quet of flowers to his sacred memory. TO all
such card should be attached giving name
of Company, Regiment aud date Of death If
known.
Comrade A. J. Hunt is hereby detailed to
act as Marshall of the day.
Elder J. Carol Stark, of Rochester, has
been secured to deliver the address,.
Committees to arrange and execute a pro-
gram will be duly notified of their appoint
ment and it is expected that they will act in
harmony to secure fitting recognition and
proper observance of the day.
MN. PALMETER, Commander.
ALBERT SWIFT, Adj't.
Mr.. J. B. Boswell one of the best known
citizens of Brentwood, Texas, contrib
utes the following item as his personal
experience: AFTER having suffered from
Diarrhoea for some time and having tried
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, which relieved
me at once and recommend it to all who
may be suffering from this troublesome
complaint" Sold by Giles s. Shepherd.