Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-02-20
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Established1868.

gifts. Watches of every description,
American and foreign. Fine display.
Look and see, Silverware. clocks, spec.
tacles, eyeglasses, canes, opera glasses,
diamonds, and other precious stones in
great variety. Latest novelties in Jewel
ry. Prices low.
-Evergreens for sale, Duffy & Maryland.
%. w. Shaw has been appointed q
member of the managing board of the
Owatonna state school.
The infant son of T. F. Abrahams
died last Wednesday and was buried
Thursday, Rev. G. E. Wright officiating.
s.: w. R. Hendryx and MISS Lulu
Knight will be married at the N. E.
Church this evening. A host of friends
extend. Congratulations.
Our old soldiers will be we'll enter.
tanned by Marion Lowell. The veteran
and his Grandson" is alone worth the
price of ticket.
John G. Woolev's interesting tenn.
perance meetings, will be held at the
Opera House the balance of the week,
commencing with tonight.
Lafayette French's new furnace Is in
position and gives excellent satisfaction.
A whole house kept comfortably warm
at comparatively small outlay is one of
the triumphs of this inventive age.
Judge Charles Grattan, commissioner
of Immigration for Virginia, will deliv-
er free lecture upon the advantages of
Virginia at G. A. R. Hall tomorrow even.
ing Feb. 81, commencing at -730 p. m.
Ladies and gentlemen are cordially in
vited to attend.
The Baptists of Minnesota have start
ed deuominational organ called ''The
Ensign" 1t has the support of number
OF wealthy men in the twin cities, and is
put at the low rate of 81 per year. DR..
Lemuel Moss, formerly president of the
State University of Indiana. is the editor.
1t is neat journal of eight pages and
presents an attractive appearance,
VIM. Todd, L. E. Day, VIM. Vande-
grift and N. S. Gordon attended meet
ing Of the Masons at Brownsville last
Saturday evening. A large number were
also present from Grand Meadow. After
the meeting was over, an elaborate ban.
quet was given at Warren's hotel. with
MIR. G. A. Warren in charge. and we can
guarantee that none went away dissatis.
fed. Invite us over again. Mr.. Warren.
Rochester. Feb 10 Special 10 Tribune
The report that the Winona and South
western railroad will be built Into Roch.
ester the coming season is said by rail.
road men from Winona, to be true, and
also that the road is backed by the B. &
N. Wlnona business men have opposed
the building of the road to this city, claim.
ing that if that was done Rochester would
relieve more benefit from the road than
would Winona. From Rochester the
road will run to Austin, thence to Mason
City.
Our Presbyterian people are very
anxious to complete their new edifice, the
foundation of which is just completed,
and hope to realize a good return from
the entertainment of Miss Marion Lowell
the public reader, who will give an even
ing with Poets at the Opera House, on
Wednesday, Feb. 81. Miss Lowell's pro.
gram consists of humorous, pathetic, he.
roic and dramatic selections from our
most famous authors. She is highly en-
dorsed by prominent educators of our own
State, and has been connected with lead.
ing schools, colleges and universities of
fourteen others. Notable among her Sc.
lections are the chariot Race" from
"Ben Hur," the Veteran and his grand
son." the Battle Of Mission Ridge. He1
humorous numbers are new and not com.
mon to public readers. Let us give this
talented lady good house and assist the
Presbyterian Society. Admission rs cts.
Children Is cts. Reserved seats IS cts.,
at Giles & Tryon's.