Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-23
-Croquet and base ball goods at Pool.

IS "Cuty 'OISu oS0Ao - = az 80 AAvOA<ss
Thursday evening. May 81.
Another invoice of the latest shapes
in hats at the Ladies Bazaar.
The celebra ed "Palias Royal kid
gloves, also a fine line of silk mits at the
Ladies' Bazaar. q"
Wheat is now worth 80 to 10, Corn
40, Oats ~ to 80, Potatoes 60 to IS, Eggs
~, Butter Is to 49, .~s'.
Ladies will find an elegant assert.
ment of the celebrated "Palias Royal
Kid Gloves at the ladies Bazaar. 80.
The Band of Hope meeting will be
held Saturday afternoon, at o'clock.
Make note of it We Hopefuls. and turn
out
WIN. Schultz is prepared to do mason
work, chimney laying speciality. Leave
orders with G. H. Weber at j. D. Shee-
days office.
Spring goods now arriving at j.
Schwan's. When in want of foot wear
you will find the lowest prices and best
goods at Blue Front Shoe Store.
Blue Earth City Post: Mis-. Chas.
Pinkham, of Austin, is at present visit
Jug with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch
Pulver, of this place. She expects to re-
main about two weeks.
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.
"A vote of thanks was rendered the
Golden Eagle Clothing House by Mc1n'
tyre Post at their last meeting, for the
handsome present of Decoration caps to
the daughters and sons Of veterans.
Mr.. Wait. an octogenerian father OF
Mrs. Ethan Earl, died on Sunday morn
ing, May 20, at 10 o'clock, and was bur-
led Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. w. E.
Stanley.
-Gulick Hestad finds that he was mis-
taken about being robbed Of his watch as
stated last week. He found his watch
under the carpet at home where he had
placed it for safe keeping and forgotten
about it.
Austin Gun Club. No. 2, organized
Monday night with the following otfic-
ers: j. NJ, Engle. Pres: Ed. Clark, Vice
Pres; Ed. Dalager, Sec.; Frank Dear
born, Treas; l.. w. Dawson, property
man; n. S. Gordon. scorer.
-Frankford and Racine voted against
granting aid to the Win0na and south
western railway. In Frankfort tue vote
stood 81 for, and 70 against. In Racin G
40 for and SO against. These towns evil
IDENTIFY think railroads come too high.
Our genial engineer friends hold a
grand DaIl next Tuesday evening, May
90. at Armory Hail. They are the kind
of men that get up splendid time and
the people that attend will be sure of a
first rate time. Go early and dance Of
ten.
The ladies' OF the Presbyterian Aid
Society will give strawberry and ice
cream festival, at the Chapel, Third
Ward, Friday afternoon and evening,
June l. They also have number Of
fancy articles, which will be offered for
sale.
Spring Valley Vidette: Rev. Thomas
s. Eigelberner, of Brownsville, filled Mr..
Leonard's pulpit in the First Baptist
church Sunday, and made very favora-
BILE impression. A call from Rev's.
Leonard and Eigelberner is acknowl
edged.
The National Republican tells of an
accident to an old friend as follows: Mr..
Clark Prescott, while chopplng wood
last Friday, had the misfortune to sever
a big toe from one of his feet and dis
Joint the toe next to 1t. DR.. Phillips was
| called to dress the would.
Everyone remembers with pleasure
the entertainment given last fall by the
| Andrews Opera Co. Will Tryon anC
] hoV cd in n n
| this company to stop here one night anC
era Fra Di Avola, which will be present
! ed Thursday evening, May 81.
! Campbell Bros. will open -four and
feed store in the buildlng on corner o
Main and Water streets. opposite thu
Austin Furniture store. They expect tt
| get their stock into the new place thi
week. They will give especial attention
to the exchange department and lnten(
to make their store headquarters for tina
line.
| Rev. F. L Patterson for several year
a popular pastor in Mankato, is holdin!
services at the Baptist Church every ev
ening this week. Mr.. Patterson is gift
ed speaker, an earnest worker and cul
tured and talented man. He is laying
the foundation for good work in tn
church in Austin. Services are held ev
ery afternoon and evening.
| IN. Kingsley gave the members 0
the Republican Club an interesting I'D
dress Monday evening. showing up tn
short comings of the Democratic part
and the failure of President Cleveland t
live up to the promises made at the tim
of his election. Lafayette French will
address the club next Monday evening
F. F. Davis, of Minneapolis, has consente
to speak to the Club during the campalg
| Mower County was beaten out of tn
delegation to the National Convention
which she was justly entitled, never ha'
ing had one by letter to Geo. b. Edge1
ton from resident of Austin saying thu
this county had no candidate for the de
eeatlon. This county did have cand
date, Mr. Oscar Ayers, but when our de
egates arrived at Owatonna they foun
: the arrangement was for Mower Count
, to take the second place>-Grand Meat
ow Record.
Work at the brick yards is belu
pushed in fine shape this spring: One
! the new kilns is nearly completed al
two moro ORR ,,n6er IUav 7 r. ClAr