Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-03
Duffy 8 Maryland sell evergreens.

Duffy 8 Maryland sell evergreens.
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-Evergreens for sale, Duffy & Maryland.
"A good rain would be very accepta-
BILE just now. ...> ....a
Spring is here. Tryon has taken
down his storm doors.
-"Ole Olson" at Opera House next
Monday evening Hear HIM, and laugh
and grow fat.
Our city schools closed last Friday
for one week vacation. and the teachers
are enjoying a rest.
The ". G. T.. U. meets at the parlors
of the President, Mrs. G. H. Davidson,
every Tuesday evening.
Miss Media Truesdell and Miss Min
ME Belle Nudge closed their schools last
Friday with very pleasant enter
tainment.
Have you tried that so cent tea and
taken chance on that $40 china set at
Lashbrook s. Cos. Drawing will take
place soon and you don't want to miss it.
Frank Hibbs, son of D. R. B. Hibbs
! of Albert Lea, was on board the wrecked
Vandalia, lost in the Samoan storm, but
was fortunate enough to escape with his
life.
Farmers bear in mind that we are
constantly buying sailed and unsalted
| butter. and are preparing to gather your
butter the coming season. Teams will
start out about April /. Call and get
prices. LAsHBRoOK & Co.
We have received cards announcing
the marriage of Miss Josephine Tasker to
Sidney Wardell, March 81, at Groveland
Home, near st. Ansgar. We extend the
usual congratulations, and wish the
couple long, happy welded life.
DIR. McKenna has commenced the
the erection of residence on Main street
in the block next south of Kcenan's ma
chinery Office tits fine location for a
home for business man, and the new
residence will be an improvement to that
part of Main street.
| Remember the meeting Of the Y. w.
| G. T. u, to be held at Hotel Robinson,
this evening. Every young lady in the
| city should be present, and also the
young men are invited to become hon.
orary members. Those who have not al
ready done so should enlist in this great
and glorious work.
Mrs. Hildahl wishes to say to every.
one in need of anything in the millinery
line that she is prepared, better than
ever, to give her patrons entire satisfac-
ton. She has large and new stock es-
pecial]y selected for her customers, and
offers wide range in styles and prices
something to suit everyone. Will be
found brightly Illuminated by electric
lights evenings. Drop in.
Still they go from that M. E. choir.
This time 1t is James Engle and Miss
futile who by the joint efforts of Mes
sers Dewart and Wright we're made hus-
band and wife. The ceremoney took
place at Mr.. A, Engle's home last Thurs
day evening. Taking it for all in all it
was the daintlest thing of its kind we
ever seen. 1t nearly set off the Editor
himself.
Died. In the town of Lyle. March %,
1889, of fever and debility, Phebe
Reynolds, daughter Of Benjamine and
Nancy REYNOLDS, aged 46 years II months
and IS days. She leaves an aged mother
her loss. She lived devoted and ex-
emplary christian life for 80 years, and
during her long and painful illness, was
cared for by relatives and kind neigh
bors and was laid beside her sister who
was buried 10 weeks before her, in the
Cedar City cemetery.
The Flag Drill Company" of Bloom
| ing Prairie will visit Brownsville Satur-
day evening, April 6. The entertain
ment consists of marching, military tao
TICS, etc. In conn ection with the flag
drill there will be singing and speaking.
The flag drill is greatly enjoyed by all,
more especially the old veteran, who
knows just now it should be done. We
can heartily recommend this entertain
ment to our Brownsville friends, and ad-
wise them to go and see it.
| AT the annual meeting of St. Ber-
nard Commandery, held at their asylum
Monday evening, the following officers
| were elected: G L. West, E. c.; F. Far
mer, G.; c. I. Johnson, G. G.; N. Kings
| ley, Prelate; A. K. Vandewaker, s. W.;
N. S. Gordon, J. w.; F. l. Crane, Re-
corder; E. G.. Dorr. Treasurer VIM.
Vandegr1f. S. B. "A. Mattiee, s. B.; W.
R. Earl, Warden; P. Goodwin, D. Nc
Fadden, G. J. Miller, Guards. D. B.
Smith, ]. D. Allen and s. B. Woodsun
were reelected trustees. The Sir Knights
| will attend Easter Services at the Episco-
pal church Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.