Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-17
Personal.

REV. G. D. Belden has been voted b,
his church u vacation for tho month {
August.
james Henderson, the genial edito
of the Leroy Independent, was in tow
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Ransom are 8
Albert Lea; they are not expected j.
Austin until August.
DIR. Rutledge, OF Rose Creek, and hi
pleasant little wife, made the TRANSCRIPT
Office call on Friday last.
Rev. X. II. Cloudy, formerly rector Il
Christ church, this city, has recently re
moved from Pine Island to Kasson.
Miss Eva Sisson, Of Wisconsin,
! visiting her sister, Mrs. c. w. Austin, il
this city, aud is being warmly greeted b!
many friends.
Miss Lottie Johnson left for Mime
apolis yesterday to spend few days II
that city. She will take in Minnetonka
Park before her return.
Rev. G. E. Wright left Austin Tues
day for two weeks vacation at Clea
Lake. G. L. is an enjoyable place To-
both minister and layman.
Mrs. D. B. johnson, IN other of D. B
johnson, Jr., is in town, and is the
guest of her son. She il now nearly 81
years of age, clear in intellect and active
in mind and body.
-Hurrah for Clear Lake! Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. King and little son; Mrs. Oscar
Ayers and sou; Mrs. :. F. Cook and two
children; and Miss Arminda Smith have
already to,e to the camping grounds o.
Northern Iowa for good time
Hon. F. NJ. Goodykoontz, of Mason
City, Iowa, was nominated by the Re
publicans, ut Clear Lake, on the I'd inst
for State Senator of the Cerro Gordc
district, on the 464lh bol!ot! Frank was
once a resident of Mower county. living
at Leroy.
MIR. VIM. Aldricl, Of Logansport
Indiana, a brother Of Mrs. Martin Litch-
field, is spending few weeks with his
sister and otl:cr relatives in this city and
vicinity. Miss May Nash, Of Logaus.
port, ana Miss Belle Alarich, IF Rploi,,
Wis, are also guests OF Mrs. Litchfield,
she beng their great aunt.
We acknowledge call last Thurs
day from Mr.. q. F. Kimball, one of the
publishers of the National Journal Of Ed
ucatton, Of Chicago. Mr.. Kimball is a
brother OF Rufus L. and w. s., who were
early settlers of Austin. The Kimballs
are all enterprisiDg, trustworthy gentle
men, and it is a pleasure to meet any OF
them.
Our old friend, Maj. 3. J. VanVal
kenburgh, was in town last week, br ing
ing with him his two little motherless
boys, Robin and Orrin. How little they
can ever realize the wealth OF kisses. and
tenderness, and mother love, that went oul
from their little lives when that mothers
heart ceased to beat-for whose love is
like mothers?
Rev. o. Williams started for Clear
Lake on Tuesday. 1t will be remember
ed that he is to take charge Of the sing
ing during the session of the Sabbath
school assembly, which he IS we'll quail
fled to do. Miss Sophia Anderson, the
organist for the assembly, going the same
day, her sister, Nettle, an excellent alto
accompanying her.
MIR. Ole o. Void, who has been In
St. Paul for several months past, IS back
to Austin for short stay. We are glad
to hear that MI. Void has gone into the
drug business for himself in the Sanity
city. Mr.. w: informs US that Mr.. Martin
Ostwlg has also gone into trade for him
sell in St. Paul-the grocery business
We wish the boys abundant success.
Miss Mamie c. Waddick, daughter
Of J. B. Waddick. of this city, and pu
pill Of St. GATHERINGS Convent, left on
Tuesday, in company with the Sisters
for st. Clara Academy, Sinslnaway
Mound, Wis, where she will remain to
finish her studies. Well dore for parent:
who use every possible means for prepar
ing their children for lives of usefulness