Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-31
Personal.
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| new goods next week.
Rev. c. E. Wright is spending the
remainder of his vacation IN Cambridge,
Illinois.
Miss Kate Farmer, sister Of Mrs. o.
w. Gibson. leaves Austin tomorrow for
short visit to friends in Rockford, III.
MIR. and Mrs. f.. B. G. Wright, of
Charles City, Iowa, are spending few
days with Mr.. c. L. West, an old
friend.
Mr.. Henry Jacobs left on Tuesday
for his claim in Yellow Medicine county
to attend to his wheat harvest His wheat
is good.
MIR. J. E. Turner, the butter buyer, is
being favored with visit from his wife
and children, all of whom are domiciled at
! the Mansfield House.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Paulk, Of Iowa,
father and mother of Mrs. Ingmundson,
were in town last week, spending q few
days with their daughter.
- -"Cheap Charley" Dettelbach leaves
town next Monday for New York and
Philadelphia for a mammoth stock Of
clothing for the fall trade.
The several friends who have been
visiting at Mr.. Martin Litchfield's left
Austin Mo nday, delighted with Mime.
sofa and their visit to Austin friends.
Mr.. c. E. Dickerman, who owns a
farm near town, and Leonard Standring,
assignee of Ammon, Scott & Co., both of
DEBORAH, Iowa, had business in town on
Monday.
Charley French, of the Nicollet,
Minneapolis, came down last Saturday, to
spend few days with father and mother
Sherwin, of the popular Railway House,
and other dear friends, but we'll never
tell.
We noticed on the street Monday
with DR.: Avery a fine looking young lady.
Upon inquiry learned it WAS sister Wis
ting him from Rochester-Miss Bernice
Avery. The Or. is young man no SIS
ter need be ashamed of.
MIR. X. A. Murray, who has spent the
past three or four months at Hermon
Lake, Dakota, arrived IN town on Tues
day. He tells sad stories Of the des-
titution in the grasshop?er districts of
Dakota, and says lie is happy to get back
once more to good country. Mr.. Muir.
ray is one of the best lawyers IN the dis
trict. and he has concluded TO settle IN
Austin permanently.
Mr. N. K. Noble has been favored with
a visit from a brother and his wife-Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Noble, of Louisville, KY.
The brothers had not met for thirty-two
years, and neither recognized the other
at the depot last Friday when they met.
Mr.. Noble has been resident Of Ken
lucky for over forty years and during
that time has held several Offices of hon
or and trust. He is q fine looking gen.
tleman, and we had an enjoyable inter-
view with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hunt, of Dundee,
ILL.,, giaddened the hearts OF old friends
10 this city by tarrying in Austin over
the Sabbath. They were taking a pleas
ure trip through Minnesota, which they
very much enjoyed. and on Monday they
left for Lake Kampeska, Dakota, on the
w. & St. P. r. r. Mr.. Hunt is one Of
the early settlers Of the lovely Fox River
valley, having lived there nearly forty
years. He has been an active, energetic
business man, fortune smiling uron him
all the way. Old Kane county has many
times hono1ed him with important posi-
tons which he has always ably filled.
We hope memories of his first Minnesota
trip will be so pleasant as to induce him
to come again.