Mower County transcript., 1891-01-07

The latest style Of the New Home
has no box cover. but . folding top.
Pork loins 8 cents, spare ribs cents,
and leaf lard cents at the Austin Pack
ing House market.
| Rev. L. 81. Shumate's Bible class will
give musical and literary entertainment
in the opera house on Monday evening,
Feb. 2.
| New Home Sewing Machine comes
out in q new frame. half cabinet and
desk top. See 1t at the Austin Furniture
Company's.
l. Poultry, poultry, poultry. alive or
dressed. Twill pay the highest market
price for chickens or Turkeys IN chash or
trade. C. E. Lashbrook the cash
grocery.
Valentine Restlg, of Moscow, was q
visitor at the TRANSCRIPT Office today.
He renewed his subscription to the
TRANSCRIPT, and thinks it the best paper
in the county.
| George W. Turner. formerly station
agent Of the Kansas City road in Austin,
is now located at La Junta. Col. He is
train dispatcher for the Atchinson. To-
peka & Santa Fe Railroad. He reports
his family we'll and the weather. very
fine
Married, In Brownsdale, Jan. 1, by
Rev. 81. c. Galbraith, Mr.. Walter O..
Bacon of West Superior, Wis, and Miss
Ella Lounsbury, daughter of A. Louns.
bury of Waltham. They went to West
Superior on Saturday. We extend
congratulations.
w. H. Bentley of Grand Meadow
called on us Monday afternoon, on his
way to the Pacific coast. He IS going
for his health, and will remain several
months. he goes first to Portland, Ore
gon, and will take in San Francisco and
other points before his return.
Il. A. Foote is bound to be the most
popular man among the young people of
the city. In addition to his skating rink
he has now built fine toboggan slide
near the N. w. Car Seal Works, and
allows the boys and girls to have free use
of it. The young people say: 'Long
live Mr.. Footer'
| Our combination offer with Farm,
Stock and Home elsewhere in this issue
should not be overlooked. A years sub
scription to this grand agricultural paper
means 384 page volume, size 114x15 in
that to any farmer is well worth $500,
yet we give it and the TRANSCRIPT one
year for only $3.50.
The following officers of LAFAYETTE
Lodge. No. 116, A. F. and A, NJ. were
installed December 81. W. NJ, Charles
Gage; s. w., G. w. Gray; J. w., R. L.
Johnson; treasurer. Chris Erickson
secretary, J. N. Thatcher; S. D., A. B
Warren. J. D.. w. B. Sleeper; s. s..
| N. R. Miller; J. s., T. F. Bacon: chap
lain, II. Z. Galbralth; tyler, L. l.. Lamb
The Chicago. St. Paul & Kansa.
CITY Railroad discontinued its train SER
vice in Mason City last Wednesday
Since February they have been using
the Iowa Central track from Manly tc
tha: city, but owing to disagreement
between the managers of the two roads,
the Kansas City refuses to longer oper
ate. It is rumored> that In q short time
the latter will build an independent line
to Mason City.
! Married, in Austin township, Tues
day evening, Jan. 6, by Rev. C. D.
Belden, Mr.. Charles E. Burgess of Amor
Ottertail county, Minn., and Miss Eva o.
Chandler, daughter of D. L. Chandler
The bride groom was once an Austin boy
and the bride has been for several terms
one of the most valued teachers in the
county. The benedlction of a host OF
friends will follow these worthy young
people to their northern home.
The County Commissioners com.
menced their regular session in the
auditors Office on Tuesday. William
Brown and John Beach are the newly
elected members. The bonds of all the
county officials were accepted. A mum.
Der of bills were allowed and a. large
amount of business is being considered.
The auditing board found the Jreasurer's
account accurate. It shows balance in
the county treasury at the end of the
year, of $21, ,S77.77. Full report of pro-
ceed1ngs next week.
New Years day was quite widely
celebrated in this city as calling day
The ladies were 'at home to theil
friends, and several formal reception.
we're held. Two of the Rooster Party
hatched novel idea in the calling care
line. Enormous brown pasteboard cards
5x8, with the names If Leon Dettlebach
Lyman D. Baird and A., II. Loucks, wer.
used by these callers, who donned du-
dish (D apparel and attracted mucl
attention. "A Happy New Year" wa
the greeting on every hand, and the day
was evidently day of enjoyment to al
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