Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-06-05

Furnished rooms to rent with board,
Enquire # W., ". Engle.
Warm meals at all hours at the q. A.
r restaurant over Nc Brides store.
Go and see the Georgia Hamlin The
atre Co. at the Opera House tonight. It
Is good. . i" ~.
Fresh home made cakes aud pies al.
ways on hand at the 6, A. r. restaurant
over McBride's store.
ALL sorts Of tinware at prices that
paraiize the Jews and kill competition.
At the Austin I'd Hand store
"A game of ball was played between
the kid nine of Albert Lea aud Austin,
resulting in score of 26 to IS in favor
of Albert Lea.
Mrs. G.. W. Grimshaw Is the proud
possessor of a fine gold watch, birth
day present from her son in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John White.
The Georgia Ham,in theatre at the
Opera House was not very we'll attended
last night. but the play was good. We
can assure YOU a good entertainment this
evening if you wish to attend.
The electric lights are immense. You
meyer saw a prettier light. The camp
ground last evening was really attractive
and as bright as day. Messrs. Pierce
Bros deserve credit for the dispatch in
putting up these lights
Arrangements were supposed to have
been completed for game of ball with
Albert Lea this afternoon, but the boys
express some doubts about Albert Lea's
being here If they come an interesting
game will be played ON the grounds in
the southwestern part of the city.
Hannibal Noble of Udolpho accom-
panied by hurry BagleY went to Mason
City last week and purchased full
blooded Clyde stallion of Charles Stewart
the we'll known breeder and importer.
| The horse will be three years old the 10th,
Of this month weighs 1900 and is uniYer
sally conceded to be very fine animal.
"A grand ball is to be given at
Brownsville, July 4. with supper at War
ren's hotel. Robert Eckford will be floor
manager, Charles Hunt Grant Reeder
Dan Johnson, Will Gallagher, Will Welch
and A. B. Lowell are the committee on
reception Music will be furnished by
Fosters string band
Everybody will find the office Of the
State Alliance insurance department
ready to give them all information in re-
gard to their system of doing business.
So come in while in the city during the
G. A. R. encampment. Office in the
Opera House block Austin, Mimi. J. J..
Furlong. Secretary.
Probably no small enterprise was
ever started in Austin, Of as much con-
sequence and benefit to the country as the
Austin Cd Hand store. Any surplus
articles of any kind of any value what
ever can be sold there for cash. and 1t
seems to be head quarters for new Tin
ware and small traps and notions of all
kinds as we'll as for all sorts of I'd hand
household goods.
Of the many fine memorial decora'
ions last Thursday, the memorial win
dow of George Hirsh. the clothler, de-
serves especial notice. The window was
covered with greer turf, with a fine gran
ite monument in the center. beautifully
wreathed with flowers and evergreens.
Gen. Grants and Gen. Logan's pictures
graced either end of the window, while
President Harrison and wife were above.
Different notices were hastily arranged,
and the whole dedicated to the G.. A. R.
It was the means of bringing Mr.. Hirsh
inality.
Miss Emma Eleanor Pick. daughter
of Geo. Pick of Waltham, died last Fri.
, day morning of congestion of the lungs
The news of her death was surprise
and shock to all her friends, as her i'll
ness was very brief. She was born in
Waltham Dec 81, 1868. She was one OF
the teachers of the county, and was
teaching in district SO a week before she
.. died. She was very faithful and exem
plary young lady, widely acquainted and
highly regarded. Funeral services were
held at the house by Rev. G. D. Belder
| on Sunday afternoon, and very large
2 gathering of friends assembled to show
l their regard and sympathy.
The new silk flag, now one of tn
r interesting features of Austin history
. presented by the Band If Hope t.
: Mcintyre Post last Thursday, is al
elegant affair, trimmed with a gold fringe
? and mounted on a hard wood staff, sur
mounted by an eagle. The Inscription
, reads, Mcintyre Post, No. SO. G. A. r
Austin MIMI, presented by the Band Of
,, Hope" The old silk flag was presented
to Co. z 4th Minnesota. IN Move mber
, 1861, by the ladies of Austin. who's
names are still visible upon the pole
where they were stamped at that time
At some convenient time the old banner
: now in the care of Capt. Geo. Bard, viii
r be presented to the survivors to be KEEP
Y as relic. The splendid turnout of tn
0 Band of Hope on memorial day was
fine compliment to the efficiency of Mis-
!, Ella Cook and her corps of able an
= faithful assistants.