Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-01

Our January thaw got along just in
time to save its reputation.
Kinks soap. 16 onces to the bar, five
cents bar, al Rice & Lashbrooks.
We hear that quite number of our
citizens will attend the ice carnival n
ST. Paul o-morrow.
We are having elegant evenings for
sleighridangs and they are being improv-
ed to their fullest extent
3 There will be a regular meeting of
the W. G. T. o. Saturday at 3p. N. A
full attendance is desired.
Last Friday evening the Austin
Pleasure Seekers gave large surprise
party to Miss Hattie Gault, at the resi-
dence of c. L. West
The members of the Ladies' Floral
Club Will hold business meeting at the
library, On Tuesday, Feb Z at 8 Pm.
s. L. DAVIDSON, See'y.
The Second Hand Store is now To-
Gated in the fine new building next door
north of the Postoface. They have now
room to buy and sell anything except
threshing machines.
The fire apparatus, hose, etc, have
been removed to the Nelson building,
north side of Bridge street. between Main
and St. Paul streets, in the rear of Dun
kelmann's clothing store,
Albert Lea Enterprise: DR.. Knight,
Of LIE Roy, was in the CITY last week,
beng enroute to Rush Medical College
where he intends taking a postgraduate
course in medicine.
Last Friday and Saturday were fine
days, and our streets looked little osd-
fashioned again. Quite comforting after
being showed up for three weeks to see
the city alive with people once more.
-Ep1scopal services next Sunday,
1870 a. N, subject-'SGood Ground; 8
p n, children's service, subjeet-"Jus1
for fun; p. N, snbject-"And he was
a Publican P. B. PEABODY, Rector.
i am not a member of the Austin
Branch of Chicago Merchants Retail.
Commercial Agency. Therefore publish
F. P. MCBRIDE.
St Ansgar Enterprise: l. F. Clausen
OF Austin, was visitor to our town Mon
day BE has any amount Of friends herr
who were glad to meet him MI. Clauser
is at present County Attorney of Move:
county, Minnesota
The house cleaning a: store of J. A
Sands begins early this spring Las
week saw them at it and now they are re
joieing in the beauty and sweetness Of
new paint and new kalsomine. A CRANE
way to improve these days
La Crosse Chronicle: The muskrat
that did not build any houses this yea
are in bad fix
Perhaps not Knowing what was com
ing they naturally went south for tn,
| winter. Hence the no house joke is OF
the rest of US.
AN business men are requested to at
| tend the meeting Of the Merchants Asso
| citation, which VIII be held IN the Coun
| Gil room this evening. Mr.. Dodge vii
| be present and explain the workings o
the system fully
"A crazy supper will be given by Ii
Universalist society Tuesday eve, Feb.
Supper served from to O'Clock.
pretty souvenir will be given to each pei
son, crazy cake Will be served an
| young ladies In costume viii wait upo
the table. Come all and enjoy the fun
Winnebago City Press-News: Mr.. J
T. Bowen, OF Austin, is spending fe7
days with Mr.. Frank Reeder and famil
of this place For many years Mr. Bowe
was engineer in Colman' steam mill, an
since leaving here has been engaged i
the boot and shoe business at Austin
Rev B. Y Coffin, for thirty cd
years a Methodist minister IN this state
now stationed at Champl1n, Hennepi.
county, hid his two horses, harness
robes and sleigh stolen on the night Q
January 10 The man who would stes
| Methodist ministers all deserves HANG
| ing.
| We are called upon to chronicle tn
departure of another former Austinia
from the bachelor ranks Married, Tue.
day January 8, Frank A Lambert an
Flai P Beaudry- Mr. and Mrs. Lambe1
VIII make their home In What Chez,
Iowa. Many Austin friends unite i
4 wishing q long and happy life to Fran
and his wife
Sands, the dry goods man, believe
| in improvements If you doubt 1t Wis
his store Painters are busy at wor
painting the inside Of the building. Alta
the work is finished Mr. Sands viii PIT
coed to Chicago and New York and bu
an immense stock of dry goods and ca.