Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-26

Fred 3. Wood has farm and city.
property for sale. He also makes loans
on real estate securities. Prompt atten:
ton gwen to collections. ..:. .
We understand tina: Dalager & Lee
will soon open new grocery store in
the store lately. occupied by Dalager &
Halverson. Cato Ed will act as clerk
for the new firm.
Mrs. j. F. Giles has 50 far recovered
that she is able to leave the hospital, and
is now al the residence OF her cousin. DR..
Dunn. This news Is highly pleasing to
her host of friends here, and they are
only too anxious for the time when she
will be able to come home.
Frank Lyons. who ran store at
Adams and 1'aopi; has left without
proper notice to his creditors. His liza
biIities are said to be $4,000 and assets
$500. The goods at Adams disappeared
during two nights. At present it has
the appearance of being very bad case.
]. D. Sheedy, of this city has the matter
in charge.
Professor Hennessy. the gentleman
who was selling spectacles here couple of
weeks has skipped, aud the landlord and
printer mourn his departure. Hennessy is
atall gentleman. wears silk tile and sports
a black mustachc. Any information lead
ing to his recovery will be gladly re-
ceived by the Austin authorities. where
he is badly wanted. The professor does
not pay for this notice.
The unfortunate adjournment Of the
district court to meet the same week on
which the State Institute Is appointed
will limit the hotel accommodations for
teachers. 1t is probable that private
families may have to entertain many of
them. All who will board teachers dur
ing institute week are requested to send
their names and prices to Superintendent
Belden before April t.
Geo. F. Kimmel, representing no.
ton house at Des Moines. Iowa, was
arrested Monday on the charge of peddl-
Ing from house to house without a license
He was taken before Justice Noble,
pleaded not guilty, and then telegraphed
for his attorney. who arrived Yesterday.
The trial was held at o'clock. After
listening to argument on both sides,
Justice Noble imposed fine of $500 or
| FIVE days in the city jail, at which place
he Is now stopping.
| Mrs. Kimball, wife of Frank Kim
ball, died very suddenly of heart trouble
Saturday, March %. at about s o'clock.
Mrs. Kimball was born in Methuen,
Massachusetts. She was married in
Salem village, N. H., in June, 1871.
The greater part of her life has been
spent in different places in Minnesota
and Wisconsin. Besides her husband
and four children. she leaves father
and two brothers. The funeral services
were held at the residence of Mr.. Kim
ball Monday afternoon, and were largely
attended, Revs. G. E. Wright and w. E
Stanley officiating.
I "a yCly CACVOA CA4Ah " 40 pAdyVN upOl
a couple of our Austin saloon keeper
one day last week. A chap entered
saloon and called for pint of alcohol
The article was put up for him and b.
dropped the bottle into an inside pocket
When he got ready to pay for it h
seemed to have forgotten whether it wa
alcohol or whiskey he had been sent TO
and concluded to leave it. The sam
performance was repeated in the secon'
saloon. Shortly after another part,
called for pint of alcohol and the bottl
in question was handed him. He natur
ally pulled out the cork to smell of ii
and there being no smell it was examine,
and found to be pure unadulterated water
Last Wednesday evening Crane
Worthy Patron Charles L. Mayhan o
Minneapolis, and Grand Worthy Matro1
Louise E. Jacoby, assisted by Deput,
Frank Fobes of Albert Lea, Past Crane
Worthy Matron Mrs. Charles Mayhan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins of Halcyol
Lodge, Albert Lea, completed an organi
zation of the Order of the Eastern Sta
in this city. The Star was organize,
with charter membership of sixty. Thu
officers of the new order are: Worth,
matron, Mrs. Abbie Crane; worth;
patron, Eugene Wood; associate worth
marion, Mrs. Hattie Vandegrift; cor
ductress. Mrs. Mary Miller; associat
conductress. Mrs. Angenett Day; treas
urer, Mrs. Mary Lowell; secretary, Mr..
Fame K. Gordon; Adah, Miss Bessi
Vandegrift; Ruth, Miss Eunice Rice
Esther, Miss Clara Wood: Martha. Mi.
Gene Crane; Electa, Miss Clara Mile
warder, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowers; sentine
A. K. Vandewalker; chaplain, r. {
Hall; organist, Miss Grace Wilbou1
The officers were installed in their place.
and the work exempli6ed. after whic
the brothers and sisters sat down to
lunch prepared by the ladies. The Gran
officers were we'll pleased with the il
terest manifested, and stated that tt
Austin Chapter Of the Eastern st.
started out under more favorable circum
; stances than any chapter they had "
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