Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-03-07
MANY persons took to the middle O

Many persons took to the middle O.
the street yesterday. We suppose the,
all thought they were too good to b
taken from US by the falling ice.
secondhand household goods, etc.
ETC., bought and sold at the Austin Sec
end Hand Store on Mill street. opposite
NJ. Majors butter and egg depot.
MIR. George Pick, of Brownsville, has
purchased very fine Lakeside Organ tc
furnish his house with. His children are
taking lessons and doing nicely.
Col. G. G. Edwards of Spring Valley
was elected one of the delegates to the
national encampment of the G. A. R.,
from the department of Minnesota.
Before you start on q journey 60 and
see Giles s. Shepherd and procure bot
tie of Chamberlain's Collc, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is great safe
guard for travellers and gives immediate
relief.
The Temperance Union of Austin ls
in a most fourshing condition. They
have membership now of over seventy
paid up members for the year beginning
March First.
Episcopal services next Sunday a
1890 a. m, subject, The More Excellen
way Also at p. M. subject, The
Children of the Bond Woman" P. B
Peabody, Rector.
To the Citizens of AUSTIN would
respectfully announce that am a can
didate for the Office of assessor, for thu
city of Austin.
VIM. RICHARDS.
Mrs. Leahy of Geneva, Mr.. Thomas
of Mitchell, Iowa. and Mr.. Lannigan o.
Sioux Falls, D. T. are invalids nov
sojourning in the city to be under DR.
Macdc maids care
Kinney, the Architect, has large mum
bers every day who call to see his $685.
house. 1t is dandy, call and see it, II,
has houses from $3.50 to So, 900 and all il
,, the latest styles of designing.
Last Saturday evening pleasan
party, consisting of the neighbors ant
friends of E. B. Crane. gathered at hi
| house and spent the evening in slidin!
down hill a SPLENDID time IS reported
Peoples Press: Last Saturday Whit
| Master Dickie Grant, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank F. Grant, was over to Mr.. Shea
house. he accidentally splashed some boil
ing lard over his face and received yer,
severe burns
Mr.. Merrill returned from his Chlcag
trip last Friday. The results of his worl
are coming to light in the goods nov
/ going on to the shelves at the store. II
| has something for TRANSCRIPT readers il
another column.
Died in Moscow Friday March
Mabel Endora Mcintyre infant daughte
of the late John Mcintyre. Funera
services were conducted by Rev. ". f
Stanley at the Vanderwalker schoc
house Saturday March 3.
The entertainment given at tn
Congregational church Monday evening
by Miss Kate Oliver is very highly spoke
of by those in attendance. Her impe1
sonations especially ID the line of com
edy gave great satlsfatlon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown,-known a
'Auntie Brown,"-so long known b
many residents of Austin. is living yer
low, quite helpless and suffering muc
pain She is greatly in need of persons
mot pecuniary) assistance. She need
careful and conscientious nursing.
The Finance Committee of the Farm
ers' Insurance company of Mower county
composed of the President. Secretary an
Treasurer, will meet Thursday March St
at the Court House. Any parties havin
business with the company are requeste
to be present J.J. FURLoNG, Pres.
Samuel ]. johnson, special agent c
the Phoenix Insurance Company, c
Brooklyn, was IN the city the first of tn
week. He says that he finds Austin i
first-class condition for the prevention @
fires, thanks to the special efforts of GU
citizens and the work of the fire warde1
Telegraph and telephone wires wer
leveled in all directions by the ice and a
a consequence the running of trains sine
the storm has been attended with grea
difficulty. They are getting the wires u
and will get things in running order a
soon as possible.
Albert Lea Enterprise: We regret t
know that Will Beattie, the bold taft
man. has about concluded to close out hi
business here and owing to other int,
ests, intends again taking up his res
dence in Austin, During his stay her
he has gained many friends who vii
sadly regret his departure.
-Engle's Extra Patent. 81 IS pr. sack
Engle's Wyoming AAAA, $1eO per sack
Engle's Oak Leaf, $1.1O per sack. En-
| gIe's 3rd grade bakers, IS Der sack. A