Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-03-21
A perfect fit always guaranteed at
the GOLDEN EAGLE.

A perfect fit always guaranteed Al
the GOLDEN EAGLE.
Several Austin ladies will visit Browns
dale next week to organize q Wet. q,
-Losr-A ladys gold watch and chain
Return to J.T. Royce, and receive reward
--and hand household goods bough,
and sold at the End Hand Store, Mill St..
opposite M. Majors.
The regular meeting of the w, c. T,
q, will be held Saturday at p, III, a,
Mrs, Dayidson's parlors, Hotel Robinson,
"A pleasant surprise party was held
last evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodwin, for Mr.. and Mrs. &. w.
Day.
The young people of the Oxford
League have sociable at the residence
Of W, w. Engle this evening, All are
invited,
Since the meeting of the county com
missioners we have new mating on the
floors of the court room. A needed i'm
provement,
"A school report from Dist. No. II
Nevada and several other matters were
unavoidablY crowded out of this issue
and will appear next week.
$. II. Harrison says 1t is q little one
but he cannot help feeling proud of it..
1t is a girl and became member of the
new school Saturday morning.
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.
Episcopal services next Sunday at
1870 A. NJ. subject, The Price of Blood.
200 P. NJ. subject. Humiliation.
P. B. Peabody. Rector
Rev. Andrew, of Owatonna. will
preach for the the Universalist Society.
in Murray Hall, on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings, March &C. % and
80, at 100 o'clock
Fairbanks s. Leonard have now secur-
ed the agency for the celebrated Eagle
Teas Fine stock always on hand.
NOTICE TO FARMERs:-We are ship
ping in to grind the Red River. No. l,
Hard Fife wheat, and all farmers who
want it for seed can have 1t at the &C.
tual cost. ENGLE s. Co.
The Ladies Floral Club met with Mrs
W. F. Sutherland last Friday evening to
celebrate the nineteenth anniversary. A
grand time is reported, with 120 present.
The Faribault Republican says that
a canning factory will be built in that
city. S15, 600 of stock has been subscrlb-
ed, of which John Walsh. the protector
of the enterprise, takes $4,000.
Mitchell County Press: Mr.. Bert
Ta]cott is making visit in this city with
old friends and relatives. He has good
position in printing Office in Ashland,
Wisconsin. Our office acknowledge a
pleasant call.
w. E, HELEN has sold out to Frank
Dearborn. The transfer of the business
will settle all claims up to that time and
ltors before the change,
Confirmation time is approaching,
and no place like Hirsh's Clothing House
TO obtain for your boys. complete con-
frmation outfits. Their children's and
boys department is attracting general
praise and admiration.
Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop, president of
the Michigan w. G. 4. e., will be in
Austin Easter Sunday, and is expected
to preach in one Of the churches. In the
evening she will lecture at the Opera
House. Particulars next week.
The young people of the Congrega-
tional church will hold a sociable with
Mrs. &. l.. West, on Friday evening of
this week. All, both old and young, are
most cordially invited to attend. Each
person is requested to bring napkin and
spoon.
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Cook. Mr. and Mrs
D. B. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs 0. Ayers and
Mr.. and Mrs II. o. Basford helped Mr..
and Mrs G. 81. Davidson celebrate the
TWENTY second anniversary Of their we'd
ding by dining with them at Hotel Rob-
inson last Thursday.
School Education: Blue Earth City,
during the present year, has put steam
heating apparatus into the school house
and ordered forty dollars worth OF books
for the school library. The high school
appears to be dong excellent work under
MIR. j. E. Manchester.
The members of Thurber Division,
No. g., order of Railway Conductors,
give their fourth annual ball at Armory
Hall. Friday evening, April 6. The boys
are preparing for great time, and PEG
pie that know their way of dong things
know that they will have one. Look
out for something moving that night
u. 81. Makepeace reports an assistant
City Recorder since last Thursday He
weighs II pounds already, and Jesse is
sure that he will be larger man than
Grover Cleveland in few days. We are
not sure but that Jesse refa sed to be city
recorder in order to have time TO train
the young man for the next Democratic
president.
Fairbanks & Leonard wish to remark
to their customers and the public gener-
ally that while we sell all kinds of flour
that we can get and that are called for by
our customers, whether made in Austin
Or Pekin, China, we have the unsolicited
of many of the best citizens
of this town, that the "Silver Leaf Flour"
is the best ever sold in this market. We
it. FAIRBANKS & LEONARD.
-Engle's Extra Patent. 81. 80 pr. sack.
Engle,s Wyoming AAAA, $3.50 per sack.