Mower County transcript., 1892-06-15
rubbers 25c at Schwan's.
The Episcopal church is now lighted

l.
Bring your wool to the Refricerato
and get Chicago prices for It.
The concert by the Andrews Cornet
Band will occur this evening.
You can always find bargains IN dry
goods at D. p. Olson 8 Co.'S:
Parties wishing plumbing done will
please call at the hardware store ofC. Fl.
| Decker.
The Locomotive Engineers have
postponed their dance until the l4th Of
September. g
William Knuth, of Brownsville, is
going to make Waltham his home in the
near future.
Prof, Carr closed his dancing school
last Friday evening with very pleasant
party at armorv hall.
j. G. Belding looks lonely these days,
while his wife and little daughters are
away for an extended visit.
Mcbride The Grocer
Pays This week
l. Butter 10 to ID cents
Eggs 10 cents
Potatoes 20 to 25 cents.
M. 0. Chapman and Frank Case
went down to Rose Creek last Thursday
night, where they have been papering
for George Sutton and also the Advent
church. i.
j. H. Dalon. accompanied by his
father, of Walworth county, S. D., have
been visiting their relatives. S. A. March's
family at Taopi, returned home last Sat
urday. .- s....@-.
Miss Druie Miller, of Forest City, Mo-,
who has been enjoying a pleasant visit
with her brother, n. r. Miller. (statlon
agent at LIE Roy) returned to her southern
home last week. ..-..- r.. s.<l
Charley Graves, who tends gates at
the railroad crossing just east of Ramsey,
was up to Minneapolis recently and pur-
chased an artificial leg, which will be a
great convenience to him.
George Anderson went down to LIE
Roy Saturday last to act as drum major
for the Rose Creek band. which dis
coursed some fine music upon the occa-
sion of the Old Settlers Reunion held
there. -
The Methodist church was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers for the Bac7
calaureate sermon Sunday night. A fit.
ting and highly appreciated discourse
was delivered to the graduates by the
Rev c. NJ. Pullen.
| Farmers who are contemplating
moving their wire fences ale invited to
call on James Keenan, and examine his
wire reel. This reel will pay for itself in
q very few days, with one who has wire
fencing to handle. If
r.. A. Register and wife. who live a few
miles north of Oakland station. were
down to LIE Roy Friday and Saturday
attending the Old Settlers Reunion, ant
visiting his parents Mr.. Register for
merly lived at LIE Roy.
The c., NJ, & St. P. R'y will sci
excursion ticket to Chicago June 18th tt
21st inclusive Tickets good until July
i 9th to return. One fare for the rount
trip The choice of three routes to Chi
cago. G.. F. WENHAM, Agent.
Austin s. Fairbanks, photographers
make specially of children's pictures
You get the best, and nothing but th'
best, of either old or young. We adver
tise good pictures, not cheap prices
Remember the place over Poolers DruI
Store.
ID. Blyton, the Rose Greek harness
maker, is looking forward to the time
when he shall be nicely located in the
new building being built for him and Mr.
Varco. which will be 18x30. He also
is making one of the incest single har
nesses that we have ever seen, it having
rubber trimmings throughout. Lew Car
ter is the gentleman who is having il
made.
The first annual commencement OF
the Herman high school occurred June
9Th, 1892. The class numbered seven
Mr. Calvin Decker, the efficient principal
is to remain another year al an advanced
salary, which fact speaks for itself. W.
are glad to hear of his success. Miss
Besat, former teacher in this county, is
also to remain next year and work in the
primary department with him.
The Rose Creek Brass Band will de-
light the people of that pleasant vii
lage with another of their open all
concerts on Friday evening, June "a, from
Ito 8 8o'clock, after which all will take
part in grand band dance. The boys
are sparing neither time or money te
make this dance grand success. Sup
per will be served at Mrs. Woodward's
Come one, come all, and enjoy the jollifi
cation of the season.
Mr.. Waldron, president of Austin Y
i ~1~o 81 IL