Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-08-28
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Fred Mcintyre was In Austin over Sunday
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LYLE,

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Fred Mcintyre was in Austin over Sunday
visiting friends. = = -
John o. Myhre and A. o. Myhre and wifi
left for a weeks trip Monday. They viii
spend three or four days at the milwaukee,
encampment, and 60 from there to Chicago.
A big benefit ball for the Lyle Cornet Bant
was held at Opera Hall Friday evening A
large crowd was in attendance and all had {
very pleasant evening. The band boys clear
ed sixty dollars, the council has donated
them 500. and the boys are feeling very vel
over their success in getting money for uni
forms. They have had their instruments
only three months. Prof. Andrew of Austin
gives them lessons every Thursday. They
show up very well for the time they have
pnt in.
John White went to Manchester Iowa. his
old home, to visit friends. He will be gone
several days.
Jennie White is at St. Paul visiting friends
and attending the exposition.
The Central Iowa now gets dinner at Shelf
field. This makes some difference at the eat.
ing house. A change in the time card is ex-
pected next Sunday, when dinner at Lyle will
probably be restored.
Quite an excess Of young men at the ball
Friday. We noticed the boys had to hustle
to get partners. Everyone must take two
girls next time.
What is the matter of your Lyle COrrespOn.
dent9 All we have seen in the TRANSCRIPT
from Lyle of late was copied from the Mirror.
Our little paper is not to be sneezed at, OF
course it gets up little breeze occasionally by
illusions to irregularities such as improper
behavior in church, chalking advertisements
on the walk instead of patronizing the paper
peniurious merchants sc. AS Artemas Ward
said of Brigham Youngs wives, so we say of
our paper, Long may it wave,"
Some of our poodle are off on a visit, Mr..
and Mrs, Sherman are visiting friends in the
east Alice Donaldson is in Chicago.
Our little choir has been pretty thoroughly
broken up by the absence of its members.
However we have a very good substitute.
For two Sabbaths we have had choir larger
in number if not in size and all say they did
nicely.
If any person from habit, should cry hard.
times now, shake him and wake him up. A
rare sight it has been to see teams waiting
to unload at the elevators, Now we see them
waiting for their turn to unload, and they
have that which brings good returns flax
and timothy Seed Now if the farmer will
profit by past experience and instead Of ad-
ding debt to debt as in 1887 reduce the old
ones we should not have to sing the old. old
song, Hard Times, for years to come.
We hear that DR.. Rounce who has had
hemorrhage of the lungs and was obliged tC
give up his business at Princeton for the pre-
sent, is improving in health. We really hope
he will regain his health.
We hear that the Central House is to be
remodeled so as to be suitable for a goot
dwelling for two families. Mr.. Stackpole
49,, family will occupy part of it. will retain
few of their bcarders and the other part i
to be occupied by Mr.. Schuyler's family. Thi
is good move, we need less hotels and NOR
residences. Rent is nearly as high here as il
Chicago,