Mower County transcript., 1896-11-25
Rev. W. Il. HORNED spent Sunday

Telephone | to Kinsman for your
Thanksgiving flowers.
| Skating on the river has been ex-
ira tine for the past week.
! &C. H. Davidson expects to return
to Wichita, Kansas, next week.
Western creamery butter 22a
cents in the New York market yester-
day.
We publish a poem this week by
our gifted Austin writer, Mrs. E. NJ.
Morse.
The Austin minstrels expect to
/ give their entertainment in about
two weeks.
&C. II. Davidson. Jr.. and Thos. L
Beiseker were down from North Da-
kota over Sunday.
The Quick Meal gasoline stove is
strictly up to date. Safe and econom-
ical-at Revord & Holmes.
Campfire Of Mcintyre Post. G.. A.
r., next Tuesday evening, Decem Der
l. Capt. S. R. Vansant will be pres
ent,
The brick walls of the immense
new refrigerator building at Hormel's
packing house are complete and the
roof is going on.
Darius A McFadden. another of
our war veterans, is very i'll at his
residence on Allegheny street, and
his recovery is doubtful.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs Riley
Brooks Of Varco, Nov. l6, boy. This
makes family of two girls and two
boys for Cumrade Brooks.
u Rev. D. J. W. Somerville and
Commander 6. W. Merrick will ac-
cnmpany the remains of Major 3 J.
Van Valkenburgh to Lacrosse today.
Henry Judson. OF Morris. Mimi
came to visit his mother, Mrs 3. J.
VanValkenburgh, Sunday noon and
was in the house when the major
died.
Lots Of weather this morning
thunder, lightning, sleet and rain.
Sidewalks and streets a glare Of ice.
; Boys skating in the streets. Slippery
times.
Joseph Fi1zthum was at Faribault
to meet a committee of the state
German society and fix upon place
for the next Saengerfest. It will be
held at Fari ba ult.
Game to my premises. Nov. l, one
black male hog. Owner call and
prove property and Day costs.
36-38 G. W, NICKLES.
Near DlnsmOUrS SchOOlhOuSe.
Halls Hair Renewer cures dan
druf and scalp affections: also all
cases of badness where the glands
which feed the roots Of the hair are
not closed up.
Arthur Mcbride Parker Kim ball.
: Anna Merrick, Grace kimball, Jay
: Hall and George Anderson are home
from the State University to spend
Thanksgiving.
The pontoon brif 2. at McGregor
was opened Monday IT, let the floating
ice through and could not be closed
again in time to get the Chicag 20 train
| through that day.
Miss Rannie Fed1e, professional
nurse from Minneapolis Uniform
terms. $40 a week. Obstetrical cases
:, speciality Residence at Rev. E. T..
! RUgne's. St. Paul street.
Word from Rev. S. n. McAdoo in
forms Us that he went up to his new
field in Minneapolis last week much
+ improved but he will not be al BILE to
preach for some time yet.
There will be an entertainment
given at the Central Pres byterian
church by Miss Blackmer. teacher Of
e]ocution at Albert Lea College,
4 Wednesday evening, Dec. ?. 1896.
z Railroad Commissioner Nate
Kingsley qualified last week by taking
S The oath Of Office and putting up a
. bond for $2O1o0, signed by G..
; Schleuder, c. L. West, 0. W. Shaw
+ and L. D Baird.
Union Thanksgiving services TO-
! morrow morning at lO:30 o'clock at
the Central Presbyterian church.
Sermon by Rev. F. A. Cone. the new
NJ E. pastor A cordial Invitation to
all TO participate.
D The following are the newly elect
2 ed officers OF the Austin Rebecca
= Lodge: Mrs Emma Bennett. Noble
= Grand: Mrs. Augusta Sargent. Vi, e
Grand: Mrs n l. johnson. secretary:
Mrs. II. E. Catlin, treasurer.
- The Austin Cement Works have
f shut down for the winter after a very
= satisfactory season and large in
a crease Of patronage. The warehouses
= are all full OF cement but this will be
! sold out by spring. Nearly $4,000
barrels were turned out this year.
Fred Fenton is fixing up the large
a new store next to the TRANSCRIPT
- Office for a frst-class restaurant aBd
+ lunch counter. He will probably be
~ ready to open next Sunday. Hot cot.
4 fee and first-class meals at any hour
day or night. He has promise OF d
good patronage.
!. Up near Fessenden, N. D., where
4 Tom Beiseker lives. on the farm oi
I. James Every, a meteor i'm mbedded itself
/ oVereig ghtheet in the earth few al ghts
,r ago. Those who were awake say they
n felt tremor Of the earth Mr.. Every