Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-07-11

WIN. DOn0nuo was arrested yesterday
by officer Minnette for stealing from Col
Inns residence, and taken before Justice
Noble and sentenced to ten days in the
county hotel" in charge Of Landlord
Maxwell.
Adrian Drost, the watch maker and
jeweler, can be found on Mill street, op.
posite the Windsor House, with New
man. Mr.. Drost does good work and
would be pleased to have his friends cali
on him.
Miss Hannah Reynolds sent two
paintings, the Hunting Scene" and RE
becca," to Minneapolis last week to be
exhibited at the coming Industrial Ex-
position. They are fine paintings, and
are sure to attract attention. .s......@
"A letter from Tams Bixby, secretary
of the State Republican League, informs
US that Senator Horn will speak in Aus
tin Tuesday, Aug 8. He is a brilliant
speaker and will undoubtedly have a
large crowd. Everyone should hear him.
-Hoag & Co. have just completed q
new oven in their bakery. A continuous
baker and dandy. Hoag says he can
bake anything now, and you will believe
it when you get squlnt at the oven.
Glad to see them prosper and hope they
will bake for the whole county before
long. r.. -.
1t was at the grand stand July 4,
just after Miss Ellis had read the Decla-
ration of Independence in her beautiful
manner, that the following conversation
was heard between two enthusiastic
members of the audience. Nov wasn't
that finer Yes. she's a smart one.
There isn't many of them can come up
to her." "Yes, indeed, and I'll bet she
got up every word Of it herself" "Of
course she did"
j. S. Anderson and H. w. Elms in
tend to start the first of next week for
Territory, whittier so many
pilgrims are travelling these days. Sue.
cess to them in the new locality If they
feel that they must leave their friends
here. We would try to make 1t pleasant
for them if they remained with us, but if
they must 60 we wish them the best of
luck IN their new home.
Talk about nice strawberries? you
just ought to see that box that Joseph
Pollock sent to our "sanctum" last Mon
day. They were great big, juicy. dellci-
Gus fellows, and the box ernamented with
q fragrant button hole boquet. Mr.. Pol
lock has already sold over 700. quarts of
berries, and will haye over 500 quarts
more. Many thanks for the compliment.
Rice s. Lashbrook handle the fruit for Mr..
Pollock.
Olson s Malmberg have been having
a great run on their Fon du lac bed room
suits, ever since their Introduction into
the Austin market. These suits are we'll
and carefully made of the very best ma
terial and are giving great satisfaction.
Confident of the merits of these goods,
they desire that you call and examine
them carefully. If you want something
nice and substantial, take look at these
fine articles in our stock.
Frank Quinn is the new manager of
the Railway Eating house He is an old
hand in the hotel business, a pleasant
gentleman, and We predict will make
popular landlord. The house is being re
fitted throughout with new furniture,
new carpets, and everything first-class.
The house has been thoroughly renovat-
ated and with its new carpets and furni-
ture, presents a very inviting appearance.
The basement will be filled up with
barber shop and bath rooms.
lie Roy Independents: One of the
singletrees of James Lukens' team be.
came detached near the Catholic church
on the Fourth and they Git out" He
piloted them amid the passing teams un-
til he became convinced that he could
not hold them, and at the suggestion of
Miss Louise Hambrecht. who was with
him, he reined them to one side and she
sprang out. The next moment the pole
caught in the ground aud Mr.. Lukens
and the buggy tried the trapeze act,
wrong side up, while the team
went down the railroad track toward
McGregor, jumped the first culvert and.
becoming discouraged stopped. No ma
telial damage was done to anything,
though both Mr.. Lukens and Miss Ham
brecht were shaken up rather unceremon-
iously.
Mr.. Geo. +. futile, of Minneapolis.
was married June 26, to Miss Jessie Belle
Hale, of that city. Mr.. Tutt!e is a broth
er of Mrs. F. A. Engle, and is well known
in Austin, having been raised IN this 10.
cality. For several years past be has
made his home in Minneapolis, and is
pow in the insurance business at 303
Ave-, the firm name being
Tuttle & Adams. The bride is beauti
full and accomplished lady. the daughter
of Mr.. Hale, of Hale, Thomas & Go. The
presents were numerous and elegant.