Mower County transcript., 1893-09-13
Found, in Austin, a fountain pen

Found, in Austin, fountain pen.
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August Kath, Of Racine town, has
built him house. i. 5@ i Il. s~..es.~ ..s
5000 pieces of sheet music at SC
per sheet. G. SCHLEUDER.
z. n. Vaughn, formerly of Red
Wing, is principal of the Anoka pub
lie schools. .-.... ...... ..
Mrs. Anna Wilson left yesterday
afternoon for Preston, Minn., to be
gone week.
"A very beautiful line of mems
and boys clothing at low prices is
shown at Hirsh's.
Il. NJ. Lee, of Racine town, has
been improving the looks of his resi-
dence by painting and remodeling the
same.
e. w. Chamberlain, of Racine
town, returned to Northfield Monday
to continue his college course at
Carleton.
B. Anderson, of Frankford, is put
ting new foundation under his
house and will thus keep the frost out
of his cellar.
Mrs. G.. T. Harries, of Hartland,
is spending the month with relatives
and friends in Austin. Her two
children are with her.
| For Sale-Farm lands in Minne-
sofa, from 81 to SIS per acre. No
cash required. Crop payments. Write
Cory & Davidson, Wheaton, Mimi. 1870
In the list of the St. Cloud teach
ers for the current year are the follow
ing: Della McDonough, Mary Nc
Donough, Rachel A. Requa, of Now
er county.
The Epworth League will hold a
social at Mrs. William Anderson's,
on Franklin street, next Friday even
ing Let everyone turn out and have
a good time.
Dan Leary, while lighting a gaso-
line lamp Wednesday evening, was
badly burned. The lamp exploded,
scattering the burning oil upon his
face and breast.
The school house in District 33,
Racine town, has been recently
painted and refitted for the fall term
of school, which commenced Sept. i,
with Miss Nettie Lyman as teacher.
w. H. Eastman, of Racine, has
built an addition to his residence
16x20. Mr.. Eastman believes in max
ing home life as comfortable as possi-
BILE, and we commend his enterprising
spirit.
Buy your clothing at Hirsh's and
you will get just what you bargain
for. They are a reliable firm, show
the largest stock and always do little
better than you can do elsewhere.
Hirsh is all right.
Mrs. Nellie Leonard and Miss
Freddie Harris, daughters of William
Harris, of Racine, have gone to New
York state to make a visit of some
weeks, and will visit the worlds fair
on their way there.
F. E. Heath, of Racine town, has
the contract for putting in the ap-
proaches to the SimonsOn bridge in
Frankford, which was completed by
the county commissioners late last
fall. It is one of the best bridges in
the country.
"A postal card from Rev. G. T.
Hallowell states that he started on
Monday for a weeks visit with his
parents at Conshohoken, Penn. On
his return home he will be accompa-
MED by Mrs. Hallowell and his daugh-
ter Eleanor.
Those who trade at Racine should
take advantage Of B. M. Northrup's
thirty days closing out sale of dry
goods, boots and shoes, etc. He is
one of Racine's best merchants and
he will give you good value for your
money. Mr.. Northrup will move into
a new building about Oct. 1.
Fall and winter overcoats in all
shades, single and double breasted,
very cheap at Hirsh's.
Nicholas and Michael Weber, of
Racine town, have leased their 240
acre farm to M. H. and H. H. Simon
son, for term Of five years, and will
go to Faribault to reside permanently.
We wish the Simonson Brothers sue
cess in their undertaking; also the
Messrs. Weber in their new home.
AS I have studied music away
from home for several years under
proficient teachers, I am now compe-
tent to give instructions. Any one
desiring to take lessons will find my