Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-08-21

per key for nails at Roberts.
Merchants Carnival Friday August 90
Go to Roberts Hardware store for
bottom prices.
Screen Doors only one dollar at
Roberts. :5 ~
10 cents for any kind of watch
C rystals at Schleuder's.
-$6.25 for an Elgin Stem Wind
Watch at Schleuder's.
First class buggy painting done by
Taylor the painter. ~.,
Fresh Pork Sausage only Sc per
pound at the Flying Dutchman.
-Untrimmed hats from IS to SO cents
at Mrs. VIM. Olson's millinery store.
If you want tip-top table butter at
the lowest price, you~can get it at Lash
brook & Co.'S.
Trimmed hats from IS cents to one
dollar at Mrs. VIM. Olsons, over j.
Levy's store.
so cents each cleans watch or clock
puts in main spring and warrants it
for one year at Schleuder's.
The Alumni Reunion and Quarter
Centennial Of the Winona Normal School
will be held at Winona, August 81 and %
1889. The fare for the round trip will be
one and one third fare
"A son of A. Larson of Rose Creek
was badly injured in runaway Wednes
day. DR.. Macdonald who was called to
attend him, reports an injury to the SCALP
and fracture of the pelvic bones,
Charley Cook started for Seattle
Tuesday, to seek his fortune we suppose.
Charley is a smart capable young man
and we shall expect to hear good record
from him, Here's to the best kind of a
future for our young friend.
w, E. Stanley, Department Chaplain,
will take in the National Encampment,
&. A. R., at Milwaukee next week. He
leaves on Friday for short visit with re-
latives in Chicago. The usual Sunday
services will be suspended; Sunday
school at the usual hour.
&C. c. Adams having completed his
new office is now permanently located on
the corner opposite and south of the
F'leck House. Hard and soft COAL ma
pie. oak and soft wood constantly on
hand and each of the very best quality.
1t Will pay to see him and get prices be
fore purchasing elswhere 2-t
--Jailer Maxwell informs US that the
boarders at his hotel are very much in
need of reading matter. Persons having
anything to spare will confer favor by
handing it to Mr.. Maxwell. The county
ought not to be too poor to make pro-
vision for these people but it has failed
to do So
Last Wednesday afternoon between
thirty and forty Austin ladies started out
three miles east with we'll filled baskets
to surprise Mrs. Obadiah Smith and her
daughter Mrs. John Mcbride, who is
down from Minneapolis visiting her par
ents. A very pleasant afternoon was
spent with these old time friends
E. G. Bascomb is not. wasting much
time without home. We spoke of his
selling out last week. He has now pur-
chased of 81. 0. Basford the lot just north
of his residence and is now hauling the
material for another home. That is the
way to do things.
For the Industrial Exposition to be
held in Milwaukee Aug. 81 to Oct. Is,
special excursion tickets will be sold at
one fare for the round trip with rs cents
added for admission coupon. Sell on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday s
during continuance of exposition also
daily from September 16 to 81 inclusive
Return coupon good until the Monday
following date of sale. c. H. Coleman,
agent, c., NJ. & St. P. R'y.
The Baptist Aid Society, to the mum
Der of sixty. met with Mrs. Rugg last Fri
day afternoon. The seven mile ride in
the heat and dust only served to increase
the enthusiasm Of that working body,
and merrier, buster crowd is seldom seen.
The hospitality of Mrs. Rugs home was
duly appreciated and the picnic supper
which was served in the pleasant yard
greatly enjoyed.
We give the TRANSCRIPT readers
a recipe for frostlng, contributed by Wis
iting member from the sanity city. One
cup mot too large) of sugar 4cup, or
thereabout of milk, (sweet we presume)
and lump of butter varying in size &C.
cording to the price of it and ones idea of
what lump may be. We presume the
above is cooked IN some way before using
but experiment and find out. This reel
pc is used on some "swelp occasions"
IS. A. Shupe returned last week from
two weeks trip IN the Sunny South,