Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-04-25
-Eastman's perfumes at Pooler's.
Fresh bulk garden seeds at Pooler's.
Pure maple sugar at Rice s Lash.

L. JorgensOn. now in business at Jack |
son is making preparations to build a
fine store. -. =>-zs s.-s..-s.. ..>- ss..s
The celebra ed "Palias Royal kid
gloves, also fine line of silk mits at the |
Ladies' Bazaar.
Giles s. Shepherd started up their
soda fountain yesterday, and sweetened
air is now on tap.
Ladies' will find an elegant assort- |
ment of the celebrated 'Palias Royal
Kid Gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar.
"A special meeting of the w. z. T. U.
is called for Friday evening, at O'Clock. |
1t is desired that every member be pres |
ent.
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.
Twenty three men were discharged
by the Milwaukee last week. Eighteen
from the Shops four from the car repair
department and one from the freight
house.
Col, J. a. Mansfield has purchased
the Vincent place on Greenwich street.
formerly occupied by Mr. Banfield, and
will take possession May Is. Considera-
ton 81 $50.
Wells Advocate: Rev: E. 81. Clark was
in Austin portion Of this week.
Mrs. F. W. Kinney and children, of
Austin, are visiting friends and relatives
in this village.
DIR. McKenna. who for Is years has
been the county physician at CALEDONIA,
has examined the water of our water
works, and pronounces it good and
healthful
Capt. J. II. Mullen, of Wabasha,
was in the city over Sunday, the guest of
W F. Sutherland. Saturday evening he
attended the meeting of the Post and
grand old time is reported.
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.
Cash paid for anything and every
thing designed either for use or orna-
ment about the household, Except cold
pancakes) at the Austin End Hand Store,
on Mill street, opposite NJ Majors.
Albert Lea Enterprise: Miss Olga o.
son, one of Austins fairest daughters,
was in the city day or two last week
the guest of friends, but returned home
Saturday, much to the regret of many.
One of those large lights of plate
glass in the Golden Eagle store. broke
Saturday Mr. Lltchfield has been Pc
culiarly unfortunate with his glass, this
being the third broken in that building
The driving box at the round house
fell, striking our friend Ira Padden Gu
the chest, int1icting quite severe injury
to the ligament of Que of his ribs. DR..
Gibson thinks his injury will not prove
dangerous,
The ladies of the NJ. E. church hold
a soclable at the church tkis evening
The members of the Oxford League will
| also present the Dickens entertainment
for which they have been preparing for
some time
Don't forget to clean up the filth that
hiss been accommodating daring the winter
Some of our alleys and out-houses are
| getting too violent for patient endurance
Don't wait for warm weather to make
them worse.
Eagle Bros. are making some fine
-four from the No. hard that they are
! getting from north Dakota. Several farm
ers about Austin have improved the op-
portunity they offered to secure some of
| that wheat for seed.
The Social Circle connected with the
Universalist Society, will give the come
DIV Declined With Thanks at Murray
| Hall, Tuesday evening, May 1, after
| which there will be refreshments and a
good social time. Admission Is cents.
-Eugle's mill was shut down four
days last week. on account of broken
spur wheel. Their cribs and apron were
considerable damaged by the ice during
the high water, requiring repairs to the
amount of six or seven hundred dollars.
Superintendent Graves. of the I. &
NJ. division. leaves Austin May /. to take
a position on the Hastings and Dakota
| division of the Milwaukee, Mr.. Cable,
Asst Supt.. on the L s. D. division will
! take the place of Mr. Graves in Austin.
! Parties desiring loans in the Austin
Building and Loan Association should
attend the monthly meeting Friday ev
ening, the 9th, at the Secretary's office,
as the funds will thea be offered for loan
and any information desired can then be
| obtained.
-Co0mlssloners Lockwood, Sweet and
Beach were IN AuSt1n last week, looking
up the bridges in this vicinity They
find fourteen wrecks about here, the re-
suit of the flood, and will not be able to
put in any new bridges until they get
these rebuilt.
Mrs. Herman Warner was buried be.
side her husband in Oakwood cemetery,
last Friday. at 11:3O. Mrs. Warner was
resident of Austin for many years, but
for some years preceding her death had
been resident of Minneapolis. whera
her death occurred.
| Miss Emma Green, our popular mus
ic teacher. will return to Austin Satur-
day May 5, to take charge Of her large
class here. Miss Green has Justly obtain
ed fine reputation as faithful and
hard working instructor and that her
work is appreciated in shown by he1
large class. .. ......
Dodge County Record: Mr.. McAdam
OF Westfield, came very near being
drowned last week in the creek near his
place. While crossing the bridge on
horseback. the horse backed into the deep
water. and the two f1oated down stream
some distance before Mr. McAdam could
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