Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-08-15
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| Andrews q Son Il, NJ UOttOW pIACeS.
Miss Minnie Darrah is entertaining a
lady friend, teacher from Chicago.
| Next Sunday will be quarterly meet
ing at the Methodist Episcopal church.
! Rev. C. D. Belden supplied the Con-
gregational pulpit of Dexter Sunday last.
Ed Schwan enjoyed few days visit
with his brother Joe at st. Paul last week.
Vert Anderson was off Monday for
a two weeks rusticating trip in Wiscon-
sin.
Capt. j. Mcknight, editor of the L.
! Roy Independent, was in the city yester-
day.
Rev. A. H. Carman, of Crcsco, Iowa,
filled the Baptist pulpit Sunday morning
last.
H. W. Page and wife leave for the
sea board to day. Mrs. Page goes for her
health.
Mrs. x. o. Void and children are
| rusticating at her fathers farm, near
| Lansing.
H. L. Crane, cousin of E. B. Crane,
has just returned from six months trip
into Missouri.
Mrs, Sharp, of Spring Valley, sister
of Mrs. w. A. Crane, was visiting in Aus
! tin last week.
Mrs. S. Fl. Judd was called to Browns
ville Iowa, last week on account OF the
| illness of her sister.
Mrs. j. O. Farmer and her son Char
| ley are visiting with Mrs. E. 3. Crane,
and other friends in Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Hall have return
ed from few days recreation at our sea-
mort Clear Lake Civ Iowa.
Rev. Liscomb P. E., will preach the
sermon at the union service next Sunday
evening in the NJ. E. church.
frankie and Artie, son and daughter
of B. W. Lowell, returned last week from
the camping grounds about st. Paul.
john Hover, who was gorcd about
six weeks since in the thigh by a young
creature. on the Crane farm, is still laid up.
All departments Of the public schools
of this city will open on Monday, Aug.
9th. Pupils will please take due notice.
II. G. GriswoId and wife of St. Paul,
are visiting in Austin. Mr.. Griswold in
tends to include hunting among his rec
reatiOus.
Rev. J. X. Wheeler, of Terre Uaute.
Ind. preached to large audience at the
union service Sunday evening in the Con-
gregational church.
Mrs F. L Crane returns to-day.
Her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pettibone, accompany her and expect
to remain until November.
Tho home of W. T. Dudley and wife.
of the Austin Register, was made happy
by the arrival of an infant daughter Sun
day night. Congratulations.
Bulls & Beatty were closed up last
Friday by the sheriff. The result of q
writ of attachment issued by order of
Ransom Brothers of Albert Lea.
r.. Dunklemann and his daughter
Bertha, left for Milwaukee on Monday.
Mr. Dunklcmann will purchase goods
and his daughter will visit friends.
DO you drink any of the Waukesha
white Rock" mineral water2 1t is a
splendid thing for all kidney weaknesses.
Leslie has just received another case OF it.
COL Mansfield was presented last
Saturday by his son-in-law. with fine
double harness for his bus team. The
Col. is happy. and says heis soon to have
new bus
Cal. Taylor desires his customers to
remember that he has removed his store
into McClellan's block, 2 doors south of
Wizards. No trouble to find him and
good bargains.
1T will be we'll for the parents and
school-children to keep in mind the date
of the opening of the fall term Of school
Monday, Aug. 2Th-as it IS one week
earlier than usual.
George Heintznan, well known
German, who has lived on Turtle creek
about one mile west of town for many
years, died last week "Wednesday morn
ing, aged twenty years.
Robert H.. iRfaat son of Mrs. Robert
Jacobson, died in St. Paul, Saturday,
August II, and was brought to Austin for
interment Monday last. Rev. Stanley
conducted the funeral service.
w. W. Engle and wife, Mrs. Oscar
Ayers and son Adelbert;: Rev. j. K.
Wheeler, and Mrs. G.. II. Davidson and
son Jimmie started yesterday for a two
or three days sojourn at Clear Lake,
Iowa.
james NJ. Lee, of Fort Scott, Kansas,
put in an appearance in Austin last Mon
day evening" Mr.. Lee is looking well
and prosperous, and reports good times
in Kansas. He is in the loan and real es
tate business.
Mrs. Hall, mother of Henry Bennett,
has come here to reside. Mr. Bennett is
her only son. Mr. and Mrs. Hall visited
Austin last summer, and now, after the
death of her husband, Mrs. Hall returns
to make this place her home.
Farmers, take your grists to Warmers
Mill. The proprietor, G. Anderson, is
gentleman who will give you all the flour
your wheat will make, and as good -four.
His scales are balanced, and his weights
are honest. a FARMER.
The examinations of the teachers for
our city schools will be held at High
School Hall, on Thursday and Friday,
Aug 23d and cath. Hon. n. X. Noble
Rev. G. E. Wright, and Supt. c. .. Bel
den comprise the Board of Examiners.
&C. E. Huscr is in the city for few
days. Charley is doing a flourishing
business at $40 Washington Ave-, North
Minneapolis, in fruits and confectionery
and cigars and tobacco. His Austin
friends are glad to hear Of his success.
Mrs.. Sarah, wife Of W. T. Squircs,
died Saturday morning, after short ILL.,
ness of only twenty four hours, at her
home on Mill street. aged thirty six years.
The funeral exercises were conducted by
Rev. G. E. Wright, 2 o'clock, Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Nellie Brooks, niece OF Mrs.
John VanHouse. from Canton, St. Lawer-
ance county, New York, is visiting in
Austin for her health. She has made
many friends. We hope she will find
Minnesota's pure air promotive of bodily
vigor.
An Austin boy. Walter L. Hunt, son
of Richard O.. known by all the early
settlers of Austin was married August 1,
1883, in Santa Barbara, CAL, to Miss Ella
J. Show. Our young friend and his
bride have the best wishes of the TRAN
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Rev. G. O. Brown, pastor of the Con-
gregational church in Kalamazoo, Michi-
gan, Visited his brother-in-law, DR.. J. N.
Wheat, last week. Rev. Brown is making
tour of the Northwest, and will extend
his journey some distance along the
Northern Pacific.
We understand the real estate invest
ments of Mcssrs. Wilkins, Solner, Crane
and others, in st. Paul property, are
turning out big. This syndicate has
already been offered for their property in