Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-07-10

j. M. Engle goes to DEBORAH Friday
to spend Sunday with his wife. e..H
Who sells the New Home in your
''destrick?" Why, the Austin Furniture
Co., of course.
An infant of 10 Schwan Jr. was
brought from St. Paul Saturday and
buried at lakewood cemetery.
Mrs. G. s. Hildahl will have clos.
ing out sale Of summer millinery goods,
below cost for cash, Friday and Saturday.
The ladies of the NJ E. church will
give lawn social at the residence of j.
A. Sands next Wednesday evening. All
are invited.
H. w. Winslow, of Wlnslow &
Southwick. went to Minneapolis Satur-
day and bought several cars of wheat to
keep their mill going.
j. E, Ingalls, chief of police has com.
menced action against the Adams EX
press Co for breaking his leg last fall
He puts hts damages at $4,000.
-Winslow s. Southwick are doing a
pushed to its fullest capacity, and they
can't keep up with their orders.
Albert Lea Enterprise. John A. Love-
ly, wife ana daughter left Tuesday for
Colfax Springs, Iowa, for a stay of two
weeks, hoping to benefit their health.
Maj. Hotchkiss was at the depot last
Wednesday, on his way to Minneapolis.
1t was the first time he has been out for
over four weeks. having been suffering
fro IN paralytlc stroke.
Quite rush Of people interested In
the prize fight between Sullivan and
Kilrain through the news stands Monday
evening, but the reports in the evening
papers were not very Filling
August Conrad's little girl three years
old was severely bitten on the cheek by
Thomas Hillam's dog Sunday afternoon.
She IS dong well under Dr.. Aliens care.
The dog we hear has been killed.
MIR. and Mrs. F. A. Richardson and
their daughter Lou returned to Duluth
last week from six months visit to the
Pacific coast. Mr.. Rich ardson is in very
poor health, not able to leave his bed now.
The board of county commissioners
is now in session. We will give their
proceedings next week. We imagine
this sultry weather will keep the dads
from going into anything desperate. but
we are watching them hard.
"A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Mower County Agricultural So
ciety will be held Friday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. at the court house. to make ar
engagements for the coming county fair.
A full attendance is desired.
Gold. cough, coffin is what philoso-
piers term "a logical sequence One
is very lible to follow the other; but by
curing the cold with dose of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral the cough will be stopped
and the coffin not needed-just at present.
-Jud Hunt met with quite severe &C.
cldent at the Waltham cheese factory
last week. While at work in a wagon at
the factory he slipped and fell striking
upon the wagon wheel breaking two
ribs and receiving number of painful
bruises.
For the St. Paul Driving Club races,
to be held at St. Paul July to IL, excur-
cursion tickets will be sold at one fare
and third for the round trip. Sell July
to II inclusive. good to return until
July 10. G. H. Coleman, agent c.. NJ. s.
St. P. R'y.
Three new members were receievd in
the Congregational church Sunday.
New members have been received at
every communion during the year end
ing July i, making total of AZ in all; 36
having been received since Jan. 1, 1889.
Good record
IS: NJ: and H. s. Merrill have bought
q block of II, A. Avery on West Main
street, next to Rev. Marsh's residence.
and will commence the erection of resi-
dences at once. We extend the hearth
est kind of a welcome to these additions
to our house owners.
w. F. Day was down from Webster.
noly0 loo WI no
Hoy are doing land Office business with
lightning rods. He says Hoy is 20. K"
and gets around with double shuttle to
the time of Money Must" Hoy and
Day make fleet team.
DIR. Johnson's nine arc expected to
meet the third ward nine this afternoon
at 3 O'clock. It will be the opening
game of the season, and "blud" is expect
ed, Sam Collins will marshal the third
ward battery, and we expect to see some
lively skirmishing 20 keep from under the
ball.
"A mammoth surprise party occurred
at the residence of H. Jacobs last even
ing The occasion was the departure of
his daughter, Mrs. Mamie Wilson, for
Elyria, Ohio, to make an extended visit
with relatives. She was presented with
very uut SeI VI JtWclIy III COhcu VI dp-
probation for her seavices in the Baptist
choir. Fine singing was one of the fea
lures of this very pleasant gathering.
-Dellie May Pike daughter of Frank
and Jennie Pike aged nine years and
three months died July Attn of that dread
ed disease diphtheria. Her remains were
buried at Enterprise cemetery the after.
noon of her death. The funeral sermon
will be preached later. She was an en-
gaging little girl especially diligent and
punctual at school. During the present
term of school she had been neither alb
sent or tardy until taken sick,
Some of the people in the southern
part of Austin town varied the mOnotony
of life by hunt after wild man last
week. They did not catch him and he
proved to be an 1noffensive hired man
going to see his wife, but he was an
object of interest to rs or 80 venturesome
men for some hours. The chase closed
with gathering of the warriors at OH
ce1s mill where council of war was
held; after which the warriors returned
to the avocations of life of peace.