Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-22

If you want tip.top table butter Al
the lowest price. you can get it at Lash
brook 81 Co. 3.
w. Stanley of Lyle was in the city
Tuesday. He reports that diphtheria has
again broken out in Lyle.
Honor the Dead. s. HI Harrison
Florist wall make you neat decorations
cheap Place, your orders early.
Col. Mansfield has broken the record
by catching 12O-pound Fish Monday
night. Ed. Clark, Majors and Goodwin
are going out of the business in despair.
Send your orders by mail to s. 81.
Harrison Florist and he will promptly
fill your orders for any kind of decorative
designs cheap. Safe delivery by mail or
express guaranteed to any part of the
United States. "
-Owatonna Peoples Press: The wife
of VIM. Dugan, of Austin, died Of con.
sumption, last Monday after an illness OF
over two years. The funeral took place
Wednesday at II o'clock at Austin and
was largely attended. The husband ia
left with several small children. The
bereaved family have the sympathy
of numerous relatives and friends. The
following named persons were in attend.
ance at the funeral from Blooming: Rev.
D. L. Murray, M. j. keenan, and wife,
j. M. Cooper, James Dugan and wife,
Mr.. Harmon and wife and P. keenan, and
wife, OF Aurora.
SWEDISH LADIES CONCERT.-1t is with
pleasure We announce that the Swedish
Ladies Coneert company will appear at
the opera House tomorrow evening May
%. This company is making tour
through our state. and every where are
they received with the highest enthusiasm.
We congratulate our Opera House mana
gers for having secured them for con-
cert here. We clip the following from
the Minneapolis Tribune of May II. to
give you an idea of how they are received
throughout the state:
The Swedish Ladies' concert company at
the Peoples Theater last night drew an au-
d1ence that almost crowded the house, and
and encored every number on the program,
They gave very interesting and ENJOYABLE
among them they cover very Wide range
of music. They sing in exact union, and
their manners are unassuming and modest.
The octettes. quarte1tes and duets were all
by Amelia Heden, she showed that she pos.
sesses a cOntraltO voice. rich and OF unusual
depth. Miss Elizabeth Bruse, who is the man
ager of the company, gave New Years
Day" in a rich alto voice; and Miss Agnes
Staberg, in a clear, sweet soprano sang
Longing for Home" Edward Phalen's i'm.
presentations and character recitations were
very we'll received, and like the ladies, every
number he had was encored. The ladies ap.
pear in peasant costumes. and look very
picturesque.
How people live IN New York is a
subject of general interest, and is fully
treated of, from the lowest novels to the
palaces on Fifth Avenue, is beautifully
illustrated article in Demorest's Monthly
Magazine for June. 1t takes you, by
way of illustrations and descriptions
from the squalor of the cent lodging
houses through the various phases of life
to the gorgeous modern flats andthe pala.
tlal homes of the Astors and Vanderbilts
| In this number IS found also Amusements
| in Japan, which differing so radically
| from our amusements are amusing tt
read about, especially as the article is SO
| finely illustrated. How to form Club,
| by JENNIE June" IS necessarily vel
| written, and in a chatty way gives much
| good advice. There are numerous othe
interesting articles and amusing stores
| and a full-page water-color of water
Lilies" is we'll worth framing. It is
| beautiful number and will no doubt haye
an immense sale.
Published by W, JENNINGS DEMoRET
Is East 14th Street, New York.