Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19

Choice clover seed for sale. s. s.
! Washburn, city.
We hear that James Craig Of Win.
dom town is quite low with la grippe.
William Newman and Miss Mary
| Niece were married last week we hear.
Another Slight change in the atmos-
phere yesterday, with al attempt at snow.
"A. J. Porter, an old and respected
citizen of LIE Roy, died last Friday and
was buried Sunday. ....- u III
Married, March 10, at Austin, by
Rey. G. E. Wright. William Brown, of
Lyle, and Julia Peterson, of Mitchell,
Iowa 49,
-Hunkins is moving his Office to the
Mason Block today. The Democrat will
have very pleasant Office when it gets
settled.
For good hay or straw, remember
that Sachse Brothers s. Co., can supply
your warts on short notice, and at reason
able prices.
Mrs. Bowen, living about eight miles
southeast of LIE Roy died last Sunday.
Her remains will be brought to Austin
for burial today.
The Northwestern Car Seal Works
will be moved from Lansing to Austin
this week. We are glad to welcome Mr..
Foote and his car seal factory to our
thriving city.
Stacyville items to St. Ansgar En-
terprise: Elmer Blake while in Austin
last week met with the misfortune of
having his wrist and side cut by some
boys who were under the influence of
liquor. am thankful to say that this
prosperous state of ours has prohibition.
The scholarly editor of the Democrat
is bowling, trying to make US believe
that he is still running the Kansas City
road. Come now, Hunkins, get fresh
coat of brass on your trumpet and give It
another blast. Your head is thicker than
the point was dull in our Quotation" or
perhaps you might have seen the point.
The regular term of district court was
called Yesterday, but owing to the sick
ness of Mr.. Kingsley and the fact that
several of the lawyers were not prepared
with their cases. the regular term was adj
journed until April 8, with the exception
of the Grand Jury, which IS now in ses.
sion. Judge Farmer will return Friday
to hear their report.
Andrew NJ. Hall, one dav last week,
while under the influence of liquor. be-
came rather boisterous, fred off a re-
volver and otherwise frightened the
members of his household On Saturday
he was taken before Justice Noble and
bound over under the charge of assault
with dangerous weapon, likely to pro-
duce grievous bodily harm"
Henry Clay Lukens has made most
careful study of American humorous liter
AZURE, from it's birth, at the close of the
seventeenth century, up to the present
day; and he will contribute to the April
number of Harpers Magazine an article
entitled American Literary Comedians, ,"
which will present. in condensed form,
a survey of this entire field. The article
will be illustrated with portraits,
j. D. Grojean, one of the young and
enterprising proprietors OF the Sherman
House, has shown his further good judy
ment by taking unto himself a wife. He
was married lasl week Tuesday at Mime
apolis to Miss Evelyn N. Sperry. The
bride is an accomplished lady and will
preside with dignity as landlady of the
popular Sherman House. Please accept
our congratulations. Mr.. and Mrs. Gro
jean and may you long remain with US.
st. Patrick's day was quite we'll re-
presented by descendants of the Emerald
Isle last Monday. No professions or dem
onstrations of any kind were had dur
ing the day. Mass was held at 1870 a.
m. at the Catholic church. In the even
ing an entertainment was held at the
Armory Hall. consisting OF a musical and
literary program, interspersed by short
plays. drills, etc. The hall was crowded
full! and the exercises we're interesting,
being thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
The Catholic society will realize hand
some sum from the evenings amusements
at the Armory Hall.
Having wintered my stock of plants
in good shape. I can now furnish plants Of
all kinds, for either house or yard, fol
from 10 to Is per cent. less than any re
tail catalogue price. Safe delivery by
mail or express guaranteed free of charge
have extra choice flower seeds in bulk
all of which 1 have tested myself and cal
warrant, that can sell in any quantity
Bulbs of all kinds. Tuberose. Dahlia
Gladloli, Hyaclnth, Cladium, etc. Ever
greens and shrubs of any kind as chea,
rs the cheapest. I have no floral park
but I have green house stocked with
plants. etc. make cut flower trade
specially and can from now on furnish
cut flowers in any quantity or design