Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-26
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Don't buy dress pattern before you
have looked over the stock at D. P. Olson
& Co.'S. - +.
An elegant line of bed room suits
Just arrived. Austin Furniture Com
pany.
I'M. w. Carter, brother of our late
G. E. Carter. died very suddenly at his
home in Chicago yesterday.
Dyspepsia's victims are numbered by
thousands. So are those who have been
restored to health by Hood Sarsaparilla.
Ex-Governor A. r. McGill and Judge
Hicks of Minneapolis will address the
comrades and citizens of Austin on
Memorial Day.
Prof. HennessY. VIC understand. sold
several pairs Of spectacles while here and
collected money for the same. but failed
to deliver the goods.
The firm of Kaiser s. Quincy has
been dissolved, Mr.. Quincy having dis
posed of his interest to l.. P. Nelson.
The new firm will be Kaiser g. Nelson.
Fred Baird has bought the Belden
lot on St. Paul street between e. G. Bas-
comb and William Richards and will
build a fine residence thereon. Consid.
Grafton $500.
The morning train on the Kansas
City road for St. Paul now leaves at 6:45
a. NJ, and reaches St. Paul the same time
as before, shortening the run between
Austin and St. Paul half an hour.
Those who use ice will do we'll to
read the card of Campbell Bros. in an
other column. They have first class
quality of ice. and we can vouch that all
orders given them will receive prompt
attention.
Last Sunday afternoon memorial
services were held in the church at Lam
sing to the memory of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
CARL. who were burned in the fire of
March Is. There was large attendance
Rev. W. E. Stanley preached the
sermon.
Nick Nicholaisen, while riding q
bicycle last Thursday. allowed that
vehicle to get the start of HIM and run into
a team. 1t is needless to say that Nick
had good roll IN the mud. and the
wheel came out of the collision badly
doubled up.
Fred White closed his school at Ian.
sing last Friday for three weeks vaca-
ton. An entertainment was given or
the last day of school, the proceeds Of
which will be used to buy flag for the
school house. We understand Fred ha'
been engaged to teach the summer tern
IN the same school.
j. L. Freeman died at Minneapolis
last Friday. Mr.. Freeman married Mis-
Ada Cowan, of this town, and will be re
membered by many of our citizens
Truly, Mrs. Freeman is having her shar
of trouble. Two years ago they los
their little girl and only one year ag'
their little boy was drowned.
H. Frederickse received a letter from
Holland last week which says that sine
the introduction of American pork tn
price has been reduced from go to % cent
per pound. This would be equal t.
about 10 cents in American money, an,
makes that article of food fully as chea
in Holland as it is in this country.
Agent ]. E. Robinson has presente'
US with copy Of *'The Shippers Guide
inst issued by the Adams Express Com
pany. 1t is a substantially printed an
bound book of 1872 pages. giving a com
plete list of all towns, cities and station
in the United States and Canada reache'
by the Adams Express Company. 1t ais
contains eighteen valuable maps an
over fifty thousand names of places. TIL
guide is valuable book for bushes
men and shippers.
Master Harry Garland Jillson's fourtl
anniversary party Saturday afternool
was attended bv 20 of his young friends
The afternoon was greatly enjoyed +,
the little ones, as we'll as by an occasiona
mama and grand mama who were ais
present. Master Harry was the recipien
of many beautiful presents, among then
being a silver cup presented bv Rev
VIM. McVettie, very handsom cas-
easy chair from his grandmama, an
many beautiful presents fromlittle friends
1t really did one good to see them enjo
themselves.
Read what the Dubuque Times say
about Alden Benedict in his great play
Pablo Roman: 1.-THE audience whic
greeted Alden Benedict at the oper
house last night was good one. Th
acting and play were Us good anYthiD
seen in Dubuque this season. ''Fabl
Romani. Story of the Dead" is spler
did melodrama. It was elegantly CO..
tuned and all the parts were taken b
: good actors A great deal of speci'
!. scenery was used, and some Of the spec
tacular parts were especially fine. AuI
tin Opera House. Friday evening mex
March "a.
q Chaplain Stanley gave some very in