Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21

| Easter bonnets bloomed profusely
on Sunday. -..%.@ :.
The banks and county offices were
closed on Good Friday. ILL., -.
Sundays high wind dried up the
roads and fields rapidly.
&C. Ellingson and wife went to
Wells Saturday to spend Sunday.
"A calf without any sign of tail
was born up at B. E. Stimson's farm.
-Pasturing for horses and cattle by
the season. Apply at once to F. A.
IT. knor. ~.. j.,
For sale, 60 acres of land adjoin-
ing \this city. Inquire of Fay R.
Smith, Austin.
For sale, filing dirt and black
loan for surface dressing. Inquire of
Mrs. Ethan r. Earl.
The Central W. c.. T: U..meets
every Thursday at 300. p. m. in the
Baptist church., tt
Charles Knox of Brownsville has
had an increase of pension and pen
sion has been granted to Thankful A =.
Lincoln of Leroy. -.
.;-Lucius F. Wheeler has sold out
his lease of the Geo. Wheeler place in
Red Rock and rented bis fathers
farm for the summer.
The new Universalist church is
being plastered and will soon be ready
for the finishing touches. 1t will be
dedicated about July l.
Jacob Nicholson spoke to the
high school Friday on his travels and
observations in Greece and his ad-
dress was full of interest.
For sale, a new house, west of the
high school building. City water.
Well arranged and covenient:
MRS. JOSEPH ADAMS.
:: John Moonan, who was recently
elected mayor of Waseca by. Is ma
.joriry, is nephew of Andrew Moonan,
of this city. Mr.. Moonan is said to
be good attorney and is competent
man for the place.
:-~You may eat cheap food and not
be seriously :hurtb by it; but you can.
not take cheap: medicines. without
positive injury. II you use any sub
stitute for Ayers Sarsaparilla, you do
so at the peril Of your health, perhaps
Of your life: : lnsist on having .Ayre'g,
and no. other. 1<sSt ~. ..<:.,$:tf ,s.,..s :,
- Robert Cooper, one of the prom
inent farmers Of Bennington was a
caller Wednesday. He was on his
way home from Jessup, Iowa, where
he went to attend the funeral of re:
lative. He had not been in Austin
for several years and found great i'm
provements on every hand. We hope
that before many years he will be a
citizen of Austin.
Miss Elizabeth HORNED of Albert
Lea College will in the near future
have an exhibit and sale, of water
color paintings at the store of Mr.. c.
H. Thomas of this city! This exhibit
will embrace variety Of subjects
such as marine scenes and landscapes,
also many artistic little scenes in
sepia and pen and ink. Further
notice of the exhibit will be given
The special Easter services of
St. Bernard Commandery, No. 13, K:
T., were held at the Methodist
church last Sunday afternoon at
o'clock, and we're we'll attended.
Rev. Alfred Cressey preached the
sermon, taking for his text, "If
man die, shall he live again." The
Commandery, by unanimous vote, ex-
tended thanks to Rev. Cressey and to
the choir for their services.
Superintendent Hartman and J.
F. Merry, Of the Illinois Central rail-
way, visited Usage Saturday for the
purpose of meeting a committee of
citizens and the board of trade to dis.
cuss the feasibility Of furnishing ad-
0A POS5OuSOA UAuAu SOAVANSs "a
ter an exhaustive discussion, the Of
ficials are reported to have said that
they would report favorably to the
company the running of the ''Clipper"
from Lyle to Waterloo.
The annual meeting of the South
ern Minnesota Dental Society at Man
ka to closed it's session Thursday after
noon and adjourned to meet in Man
kato in one year.. The following Off
GERS were chosen: President, DR.. A.
M. Lewis, Austin; vice-president, DR..
F. P. James, Sleepy Eye; secretary,
DR.. A. W.'Ackerman, Blue Earth City;
treasurer, DR.. NJ. B. Wood, Mankato;
executive committee, Doctors Searles,
Owatonna; Dredge, Lake Crystal and
Robinson, Wabasha.
AT the annual parish meeting OF
Christ Eniscnna1 church held Monday