Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-05-08
Personal.

Mrs. Hattie Miles, of Albert Lea, i
making short stay in town.
Judge G. NJ. Cameron returned las
week from his visit to Canada.
Hon. J. D. Allen and his wife, o
Leltoy, visited Austin last Thursday.
MIR. James Truesdell left for the
East yesterday-atter leather we suppose
Miss Theresa Rice, one of Austin.
early settlers, has been for the last veal
teaching at Worthington, this State.
-Ex.Mayor E. P. Vanvalkenburgh
left Austin last week for Kansas. He
is on tour of Inspection, and will be
absent from home some time.
Mrs DR.. G. c. Robinson, Of Milwau.
kee, arrived In this city last Friday on 9
visit to her sister Mrs. Judge Ormanzo
Allen. The DR.. will follow soon.
Miss Puma. daughter If our old
time friend, Mr. w. 8. K'mball, has been
spending week with friends in Austin.
She has been in Minneapolis attending
SCuOl1 4OI SOuo0 tIulCs
Miss Minnie Cook, sister of Mrs. W
W. Noble, is in town again. She has
been spending the winter in St. Paul
Miss Minnie is one OF Austin's most
valued daug hters, AMI as such we vel.
come her back.
Clerk of the Court, A. W. Kimball,
left town last week to look after q little
real estate business in Mobiles county.
His partner, Cassius NJ. Fernald, lef,
this week for the same place on the same
kind of business.
Mrs. Miller, Of Winona. mother of
Mrs. H. o. Basford, is again in Austin,
and expecting TO remain during the sum.
ner with her daughter. During her stay
here last summer Mrs. Miller made many
friends, who will gladly welcome her
back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Baird are to
commence housekeeping in Faribault.
Lyman 10 take up the study Of law with
Mr.. George N. Baxter talented and prom.
inent lawyer Of that city. We should
have been glad to have had them remain
in Austin.
That pleasant gentleman, DR.. Ru,.
ledge Of Rose Creek, looked in upon as
last Thursday. We also had the pleasure
of making the acquaintance ofhis brother.
in.law, Mr.. Irving Fuller, late from Battle
Creek, Mich. who is to stop with tho DR..
and study medicine.
Mrs. 6ilas H. Coleman LEFT Austin
last week for Beaver Dam, Wis. Mr..
Coleman will follow soon. Wcregret their
departure from our city, and hope their
change IN location will not be permanent,
and that, at no far distant day, they will
return to their Minnesota friends and
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beaj. Mason are "at
home" now In the brick residence on the
Y. p: Lewis place, they having, until re.
Gently, been boarding with Mr.. Coleman.
We fell now that they are not only with
az, but Of us, and Mr.. and Mrs. Benz.
Mason are valuable acquisitions to any
society.
Charlie French, Of the Railway
House, son Of Mrs. z. II. sherwln, goes
to Minneapolis this week to take tho po.
sition Of day clerk Of the Nicollet-a
prominent and responsible petition
which We think Charley is folly compe.
tent to III. We wish him any amount
Of good luck.
M. G. Burleigh, wife and son, who
have been stopping It Mrs.. p: A. Liver.
moze's for several weeks, have gone into
the country some six miles from Leroy
visiting friends. The son is very much
improved in health, and the friends have
hope of his entire recovery. We trust
our Minnesota summer will be = benefit