Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23
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Personal.
Mr.. J. F. Cook still continues to i'm.
prove. ~@. - H. -
We see Mr.. N. NJ. Holbrook on our
streets.
Glad TO see that r. I. Smith is again
able to be down town.
&C. F. Burdick, editor of the Leroy
Independent, was in town yesterday, and
looked in at the TRANSCRIPT Office.
r.. o. Hall returned from Albert Lea
on Tuesday. His case has been put over
till the next regular term of court, in
June.
Lyman Baird, which is p. NJ, came
down from St. Paul last Saturday, going
back on Monday noon. He is feeling IN
good spirits over his double victory, and
his friends at home rejoice with him.
Frank McWhorter, Of New Lisbon,
Wis, arrived in Austin last week. We
understand he shows symptoms Of de-
sire to come back to Austin-his first
love. All right, Frank, "don't stay away"
Geo. Chamberlin, editor of the Jack
son Republic, and President Of the Min.
nesota Editorial Association, was in town
on Friday, and called. We were not in.
Sorry we could not have gazed on his
pleasant face for moment.
H. o. Bastord, of the Register, spent
part of last week in St. Paul, attended
the editorial convention, got an Office,
looked over Minneapolis, and returned
home to the bosom of his family on Sat-
urday, looking none the worse for wear.
Jimmie Noble, whose face we had
missed in Austin for some time, came
down from Minneapolis on Friday last,
for short stay, and has a good deal OF
hand.shaking to do among his old friends.
He has been in the employ of grocery
house up there for several months past.
Mr.. 8. N. Frisbie, one of the honora.
BILE representatives from Freeborn county,
came down from St. Paul last Saturday
to do little business, expecting to return
on Monday afternoon. But on Sunday
he was taken sick at DR.. Wheat's, in this
city, and on Monday night his wife, in
response to summons, arrived from St
Paul. We are glad to hear that he is
improving, and in few days will prob.
ably be able to return to his labors at the
capital.
! Our old friend Harvey NJ. Allen has
been promoted, and is union ticket agent
at Sheldon, Iowa. His many friends here
are glad Of it-only regretting that his
good fortune takes himself and family
from our city where they have been resi-
dents for the long period of % years, tav
ing known Austin from the beginning.
We shall be glad to hear OF his prosperity
in his new home. Harvey is good bust
ness man, and we learn has given the
railroad company entire satisfaction dur.
ing his time of service here, and we are
sure he will serve his employers none
the less faithfully in his new position.
I'VE are very sorry to hear that Mrs.
F.. A. Brovnson, 50 we'll known to Aus.
tinites, is in quite poor health. We hope
we may soon hear more favorable news
in regard to her. Herbert, her son, Is
still engaged as moulder at the st. Paul
Harvester Works, and he must give good
satisfaction to his employers else they
would not keep him in their service &C
long. He has many friends in Austin
who will follow him with interest-many
who remembered his father, and so kindly
remember, with deep interest, jhis son,
and will be glad indeed to know that
Herbert is making himself master of his
trade.
Prof. J. N. Ellis, of Oberlin college
looked in upon us last Friday. He il
raising an annuity fund for DR.. Morgan
and DR.. and Mrs. Dascomb through thei,
lifetime, and after their decease for Z
Dascomb professorship, which shall re
main memorial for the invaluable ser
vices rendered to the college for 80 many
years by both DR.. and Mrs. Dascomb, anG
at the same time, be permanent addition
to the revenues Of the college. This will
meet with q hearty approval by ever,
member of the large Oberlin family. NJ
Oberlin student can ever forget the great
hearted, tender, loving friend they Away,
found in DR.. Morgan.