Mower County transcript., 1891-01-07
Milkstools, ornamental If you ike, at
the Austin Furniture Company's.

Halverson is doing the right thing
now. Good goods. right prices and
cash down.
II am selling Grocr1es and Crockery
cheaper than ever. Call and get prices al
c. E. Lashbrook's.
| Married, at the residence of John
Siefert, Jan. 3, by Judge w. w. Ranney,
Martin Shestack and Miss Anna Rose.
Marriage licenses have recently been
issued to John L. Pace and Katie NJ.
Pike. A. F. Mclean and Nina Hammond.
Look here! c. NJ. Rice & 60. have
about 200 pounds of extracted honey.
which they will sell at 12} cents per pound.
Eddie Stuart of Minneapolis. for
merly an Austin lad, has enlisted IN the
U. s. cavalry, and will 60 to the south
west.
The pile driving crew on the WiDona
& Southwestern Railway is now at
work about one mile north of LIE Roy
village.
Ole johnson, of Udolpho, who has
been sick for some time with typhoid
fever. died Sunday night. He was about
81 years old.
Charlie Hinman. son -in-law OF
Col. Mansfield, has been elected by &C
clamation secretary of the N. w. Travel.
ing Mems Association.
-Married.-At the residence of the
brides parents in Lansing town,
January l, 1891, by Rev. W. E. Stanley.
A. F. McLane and Nina Hammond.
The w. F. M. s., of the Methods,
church, will give tea meeting at the
home of Mrs. P. Haley on Friday after.
noon. January 8. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Mark II. Lowe, recently night clerk
of the Tryon Hotel, is our new clerk in
the Adams Express Company's Office
John Robinson becomes clerk in the
Austin National Bank.
Alexander Fleck has sold out to good
Advantage his entire hotel interest in
Hannibal, Missouri, and has returned
with his family to Austin. We hope
that they have returned to stay with us.
District Chief Templar Frank Felch
was at LIE Roy Monday evening and
helped initiate twelve new members in
the Good Templars Lodge. A new lodge
is to be organized in Albert Lea next
Friday night.
! Our public schools commenced Mon
day, after the holiday vacation. There
is an increased attendance in the higl
school, so that new desks are being pu
in. The new school building is now
receiving the finishing coat of plastering
g. G. Adams, our enterprising Goa
and wood dealer, has q new advertise
ment this week. He has built up large
trade by giving full weight and homes
measure and by his courteous business
dealings. You will find him at all times
ready to fill orders at his Office just soutl
of the Fleck Hotel.
The Veteran Pension Attorney
George NJ. Van Leuven, Jr., of Linn,
Springs, Iowa, will be in the city early
Wednesday morning. January IA, 1891
at the Hotel Robinson, where he can b.
consulted by applicants for pension. Mr.
Van Leuven would be glad to meet any
comrade or applicant desiring his ser
vices.
Last Saturday afternoon five merry
youths, intent on fun, invaded our sane
tum and fairly took us by storm. They
gave their names as Johnnie Smith, Re-
Leland, Morton Brewster, Bert Billings
and Alonzo G. Kinney, of Wells. W.
are suspicious that these names do not
belong to the parties that visited us. Al
any rate we acknowledge very pleasant
call. These young people looked through
our fine court house, took IN the skating
rink and had lots of fun generally.
Rev. A. L. Brown of Grand Meadow
organized y Good Templars Lodge a,
LIE Roy Monday evening, Dec. 20. Tht
officers of the lodge are as follows
Chief Templar. NJ. E, Barfoot; Vice, Mis-
Ella Buck; Past Templar, William Allen
Lodge Deputy, W. 81. Ware; Chaplain
Ripley Edwards; Secretary, W. H. Allen
Treasurer Henry Bishop; Inside Guard
Bert Harden; Outside Guard, B. Hunger.
ford; Marshal, George Allen; Sentinel
Carrie Wells.
We regret exceedingly the presen
trouble in Company G., of this citv
The designations of Captain Sands ant
Lieut.. Padden, and Wright will reduce
the rank of our company from its presen
high position in the regiment to tn
very foot. We expected to be raised ON
in rank this year on account of the semi
oritv of our captain, bringing us to tn
fourth place. The officers of the com
pany have worked faithfully to improv
its condition and we do not like to se
the boys lose their present creditabl
position. ..-.>
The I. o. G. T. Lodge gave q yer,
pleasant social 1T the Conductors Hal
last Friday evening. The fore part O
= the evening was DEVOTED to amusements