Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-17

dlCOmD BED Room suits.
"A new foundation is being put under
the Robinson house barn. .>
Warm meals at all hours at the G. A.
r, restaurant over McBride's store.
Mona correspondent of Usage News:
Mr.. A: M. Gregg and wife visited with
DIN Gregg's Saturday.
Get some of those Easter lilies, roses,
carnations, pansies, etc. at S. H. Harri.
sons, Saturday P. M.
The case of the state VS.. Thos. Riley
for assault will be tried before Justice
Noble tomorrow at o'clock.
Cato Eide has opened stock of to.
oacco and cigars, fruit and confectionery
IN the store next to Decker's hardware
store.
Mr.. M. j. Gregg, wife and children
spent short time with j. G. Hawkins
and other friends in Minnesota last
week.
For fine kettle rendered lard the Fly
Ing Dutchman can't be beat. They do
there own rendering and 1t is guaranteed
strictly f1rst.class.
Claremont cor. Dodge co. Republican !:
Mrs. L. G. Campbell, of Austin, Mimi,
is here staying with her sister, Mrs. 0. P.
kidder who IS not expected to live.
One hundred fatted veal calves want
ed every week at the Flying Dutchman
Meat Market, Highest cash price paid
for same. Bring forth the fatted calf.
Last but not least, announcement has
been made that Miss Nina D. Vaughn
will be led to the hymen's happy altar
next Thursday evening by Fred Wheeler
of Lyle.
Faribault Republicans: Miss Emma
Bergwald, who has been in Austin for
the past two years, was in the city last
week, the guest of Miss Hattie Evans at
the Brunswick.
st. Bernard Commandery will attend
divine service Easter Sunday at the
Episcopal church. The Sir Knights will
meet at o'clock p. m at the Asylum
in full uniform.
e. B. Crane who has been carrying
the part of the homeless orphan expects
to resume life this week as his family
are to return from Tennessee, where they
have been spending the winter.
Preparatory services of the First
Presbyterian church Friday evening,
April 10, at 1880. Communion services
next Sabbath April 81, 1880 a. m. The
public invited to all these services.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Cowan received a
dispatch from Minneapolis announcing
the death of their grandson little Arthur
Freeman by drowning. They went up
on the noon train Monday to attened the
funeral
u. A. Mlnette, one of our we'll known
citizens, and for several years night
Waterman, moved to St. Paul last week.
where he expects to make his home for the
future. He sends his regards to his Aus.
tin friends.
20. j. Dickens has been appointed
postmaster at Dexter. A very proper
and fitting selection. We conc ratulate
Oliyer on his appointment to the place
and feel sure that the public will be we'll
served by him.
-Buying your meats at the Flying
Dutchman is just like plucking the
choice fruit from the top l::obs. They
select only the very best stoch the coun-
try produces and their prices are as low
as the lowest.
". G. Chase with Cottrell & Sons
Printing Press Manufacturers of Chica-
go, spent Sunday in the city with his
cousins the Sherwoods. We acknowl-
edge a call from Mr. Chase a pleasant
member of the printing fraternity.
FURs WANTED.-Highest cash price
paid for all kinds of Furs. Also Hides,
Tallow, pelts and wool, at the Flying
Dutchman. Trappers having an abun
dance of Spring Rats will find it to their
interest to bring them in and get our
prices.
Under the Auspices of Divisions
2 and of the Ladies Aid Society of the
NJ. E. church the very pleasing entertain
ment ''Vogel Stunde" may be enjoyed
Wednesday evening, April "a, at the
church. Come one come all and enjoy
the birds and their songs
John Revord has purchase the Lew
store and will have 1t occupied soon by
some line of business. He took posses
sion yesterday. Mr.. Levy's people ex-
pect to leave Austin in about two weeks,
They will probably go to Nebraska. They
are old residents of Austin, having lived
here for twenty-five years.
John Purcell an old and respected
citizen of Oakland died Saturday, after
having been sick about six months with
paralysis He was about sixty five years
of age and leaves large family of grown
up children. His remains were buried in
the Catholic cemetery Monday. A very
large number of friends attended the
funeral,
Newburgh correspondent of Usage
News: Miss Emma Holmes returned
home from a visit to her brothers in
Austin and Lime Springs She reports
that Frank has returned to Austin from
Lime Springs. having been appointed by
the NJ. & St. P. Co. as train dispatcher
at the former place. Miss Emma ex.
poets to return to Wyoming this week.
Holy Week services at Christ church
EpiscopaD: Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, services at 4:30
D. m. On Good Friday. Morning
services 1890 a. m. Evening services
7:3O p. m. Easter Sunday. Morning
services 1890. Children's Choral service,
distribution of Easter eggs and cards
7:3O p. m. The Knights Templar sevices
will be held in the Episcopal church at
Too4or C,,p1ory