Mower County transcript., 1894-12-19

Next Tuesday is Merry Christmas.
-Kubat has a fine line of Christmas
goods in every detail.
Peter Hanson, of Lyle, is selling
robes and blankets at reduced prices.
When in need of anything in the
harness line call on Peter Hanson, of
Lyle.
j. Skahan, of Rose Creek, shipped
car load OF poultry from that station
Monday. .-. ....,.
-Noah's Ark was never more beau
tiful in it's array of attractive holiday
gifts. Look in. .,...
Two applications were received
by the chapter Friday evening, for
initiation in the Royal Arch degrees.
George A. HORNED & Co. paid out
$4,000 for stock for their packing
house and markets during November.
Our correspondence must be in
this office on the Tuesday noon mails
at the latest in order to insure inser-
tiOn.
Rev. S. N. .McAdoo was down to
Lyle last week. helping Rev. Mr.. Moore
in the revival meetings being held
there.
The Baptist Y. P. S. G. E. had a
merry candy pull at G.. A. r. hall
Friday evening. 1t was sticky time
sure enough.
Mrs. George H. Litchfeld has re-
turned from Minneapolis and feels
encouraged over the prospects of i'm
proving health.
John Hemsing, OF Lyle, has re-
Gently sold a quarter section of land
in that village corporation for $43 per
acre, to an Iowa man.
Regular meeting of the Austin
Cosmas Club this evening at the resi-
dence Of Prof. w. F. F. Selleck. Paper
by principal K. c.. Davis.
"A mad bull was the center of at
traction at Rose Creek last. Saturday
for about two hours. No admission
fee was charged, however.
What's the matter with Donovan,
the furniture dealer? He's all right,
10th in goods and in prices. He has
just what you want for Christmas.
Miss Terry, of this city, was down
to Adams Friday last giving music
lessons to class she has there. She
returned on the afternoon passenger.
G. Alleman, of Taopi, has been re-
ceiving new stock of dry goods, rub
bers, etc. He is. selling clothing at
cost. Give him call when in town.
After January 1, this great family
journal will charge ten cents line
for all cards of thanks and for all
lists of wedding presents published
by us.
Ed Bascomb has his foundation
complete for his new residence on
West Main street and will wait until
spring before building his $4,000
house.
Our city schools close Friday
afternoon of this week for a two weeks
vacation. We hope that teachers
and pupils may spend the holidays
very pleasantly
ED Arneson, of Lyle, who has just
built him a fine brick building in that
thriving village, will soon open up
with a fine stock of groceries, boots
and shoes. Do not fail to give him a
call.
ID. Blyton, the harness maker Of
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dence property in that village in the
near future. He will rent his eighty
acre farm, five miles northwest of the
town. i
&c. D. Belden went west to w orth-
ington yesterday morning to attend
the meeting and banquet of the S. W.
editorial association. The meetings
of the newspaper boys draw like a
magnet. .t..
ALI heavy. suits, OvercOats and
underwear will be sold at much re-
duced prices 1t is>getting the time
of year when they will have to be dis
posed Of. The extremely low prices
will do the work. George Hirsh.
Mrs. S. A. Nolan, returned to her
Grand Meadow home last Saturday
afternoon, after an absence of eight
months spent in travelling through
the states of Iowa, Missouri, Kansas
and Nebraska, for a Chicago publish
ing house, <"f#s |:s >.:2
Lyle: is putting in water mains
throughout her business streets, and
when this enterprising village COM
pletes it's system of water works it
may well be proud of the same. They
will then have fire protection for tine
fine brick blocks that comprises the
larger portion of the business portion
of the town, and have good water for
drinking purposes also.
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