Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-04-18
-Eastman's perfumes at Pooler's.
Fresh bulk garden seeds at Pooler

-Eastman's perfumes at Pooler's.
Fresh bulk garden seeds at Pooler's
Miss Wells, daughter of Hon. E. H
Wells, was married yesterday to Erastu
Hale by Rev. s. II, Dewart. - IT,.
Spring goods now arriving at J
Schwan's. When in want of foot wea
you will find the lowest prices and hes
goods at Blue Front Shoe Store.
Pierce & Dawson have new chair IN
their shop now, making four. Doing 9
rushing business these boys are. just be
cause they are good workmen and deserve
1T.
The Seventh Day Adventists will hold
services in the Good Templars' hail. on
Saturdays Preaching at $50 p. m. All
are cordially invited. E. A. Merrell,
pastor.
Mrs. B. N. Lewis is preparing to
move from Austin to their new home on
the 800" She expects to leave early
next week. Mr.. Bush moves into their
house Friday.
| Mrs. julius Baker, mother of Mrs.
| b. N. Lewis, was buried Sunday. Mrs.
Baker was an old resident of the county,
and had lived in Austin since 1862. She
died at Mason City.
| The books of the firm of Dalager Bros
will remain at the old stand, and an early
settlement of accounts is required on &C
count OF the change of firm. Please call
in at once and settle up.
20. Slocum dons new white hat, and
Frances about the streets. the happiest
man in the land. Its a boy and he is
worth at least million more. Mother
| and son both doing well.
Cash paid for anything and every
| thing designed either for use or orna-
ment about the household Except cold
pancakes) at the Austin 2nd Hand Store,
on Mill street. opposite M. Majors.
There are 1870 school teachers at
tending the State Institute this week.
Any one of the school ma ANS in need of
a fine gold watch should call at Hayes
Bros and secure one of their rare bar
gains.
We hear that Walt Hill purchased
an interest IN a jewelrY store at Fairmont
last week. He will return to Fairmont
about July l. Well done Walt, and may
you have success in your new field. as you
deserve.
Rev. E. A. Merrell, formerly of Eagle
Lake, has moved to Austin and will make
this bis home in the future. Mr.. Merrill
is Seventh Day Adventist Minister and
will hold regular services at the Good
Templars' Hall.
The Newry post office will be discon-
tinued this week. Richard L. Gardner
who has been postmaster for long time
has resigned and as there is no one wish
to take his place, the postoffice will soon
be thing of the past.
Believing that our growing city needs
a better hearse, we are now having made
for us in the East something in the tuner
al Car order, decided improvement on
! anything ever brought to this market.
AUSTIN FURNITURE Co.
Burr Maxwell is waiting patiently for
the roads to dry up so that he can get out
dandy and can get over the ground in fine
shape, Don't forget your friends Burr,
when the wheelin' is good
Maggie Fielding's Comedy Ideals
will be at the Opera House next Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday. They have
| the celebrated Red Wing band and or
chestra with them. 1t will be musical
treat and good entertainment COM
bined.
IS. Anderson has sold out his restaur
ant business to a. g. Brown, who took
charge of the business yesterday. Mr.
Brown is an old hand at the restaurant
business and we trust Will do well. Mr.
Anderson has succeeded in working up a
good trade for him to commence with.
The pleasant rooms of the Floral
CLUB and Library. in the basement of the
Court House, will be improved this
spring by new paper, paint and varnish.
These pleasant rooms with the choice
reading ther9 offered, are an attractive
spot for many and prove the wisdom of
t"e origlnators by becoming potent for
good.
Mr.. A. H. Williams, of Rose Creek,
| died last week of consumption, aged SO
years. The funera! services were held at
Rose Greek Yesterday, and the remains
brought to Austin and Inferred in Oak
! wood cemetery. Mr.. Williams was an old
settler III this county, at one time living
| in Austin, where he has many friends to
| mourn his departure.
MIR. Harvey Weisman, an old &. A. r.
| man, died Monday morning. Mr.. Weis-
man was living on Mr.. Earls farm, in
| Oakland. His remains were brought to
Austin Yesterday, and the funeral services
will be held at Grand Army Hall this
morning at $50 o'clock, Rev. w. E. Stan
ley officiating. His remains will then be
taken to Mitchell, Iowa, Tor interment.
The Minneapolis Star-News has been
enlarged and improved. 1t is now the
same size as the Dispatch and Evening
Journal. The price also has been some
| what enlarged, not so much however but
that it is within the reach of all. Here
after it will be 10 cents week, delivered
by carrier. The Star IS getting to the
| front fast
Mr.. Majors will not run the Austin