Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

Iowa, for the present.
Del French of St. Paul was decorating
in Austin last Saturday.
visiting in the city for few days.
Miss Jessie Rankin spent Sunday IN
Austin, the guest of admiring friends.
Mrs. Mamie Jacobs Wilson of Pembina,
is visiting her parents for few weeks.
Mrs. F. I. Crane has returned from her
eartern visit, and Frank is himself again.
Mrs. Robert Campbell, of Minneapolis,
is in the city, the guest of Mrs. j. Schwan.
Rev W. E. Stanley reports very pleas
ant time at Albert Lea on Decoration
Day.
Clayton, son of D. B. Smith, has &C.
cepted a situation in ST. Paul, and left
Austin Monday.
Rev. A. H. Carmen and wife of Cresco,
Iowa, attended the Baptist Association in
Austin last week.
| Joe Schwan Jr., is in the city for fey
days. He has business at his fathers
house this evening.
Mrs. J. H. Mansfield left Austin yester-
day for Delevan. Wis, called there by the
serious illness of her aged mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. H. Sherwin, of St.
| Paul, spent Sunday with friends in the
city. They are always cordially welcom
ed by Austinites.
Mrs. NJ. Majors has been spending few
days with her daughter, Ida, who is at
tending school at SinSinawa Mound,
near Dubuque. She returned Saturday.
Mrs. Leon Dettclbach and little daugh
ter are expected home soon from three
months visit to parents and friends in
Harrisburgh, Pa. Leon begins to count the
days.
| Miss George Jones, sister of Mrs D.
Fl. Stimson of Austin, was married last
evening at Brookings, D. T., to Mr.
Frank Preston, gentleman very highly
spoken Of.
DR.. J. V. Hawkins, son of ]. G. Haw-
kins of Austin, has recently opened an
office in West St. Paul. Our young medi-
cal friend lsa graduate of Rush Medical
College. Chicago, and has been practicing
medicine in Blooming Prairie, in company
| with DR.. Johnson, for a year or two.
D. L. Sterling and wife, of Waukesha,
! Wis. arrived in town last Friday. Mr..
Sterling. is son OF Mrs; E. J. Phil.
| lips of this city. He returned
|
manager of the White Rock Springs are
| in constant demand. The wife will re-
main the guest of Mrs. Phillips, for some
2 weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Howe and daughter
anticipate spending the present summer
IN the east. They will 20 by boat from
Chicago around the lakes and down the
old St. Lawrence. Will spend a greater
part of the time at Mr. Howe's old home
in Ogdensburgh, n. Y. and will visit
Mrs. Howe's home in Vermont We
wish these friends much pleasure in their
journey and visit. They will start in
about TWO weeks.
It was with genuine pleasure last Sat-
urday that we took the hand of Arthur
w: Allen-a nephew Of Judge Ormanzo
Allen OF this city; and a son of the late
earliest settlers of Austin. Arthur was
born in Austin some % years ago, and had
not seen the place until now since he left
it with his parents some 16 years ago.
We must say he is fine looking young
man. He is following his fathers pro-
fession. that of medicine, and is eradu-
ate of Rush Medical College, Chicago.
He has been practicing for short time
in Washington, D. T., from which place
he came to Austin. He has an elder
brother-Abram Orlenzer-who is also q
physician, and dong a prosperous bust
ness in Woolsey, D. T. See DIR. A. W.
| Aliens card.
Rev. c. L. Clausen bid farewell to his
congregation here last Sunday. May 9th
Has removed to Austin.) He was one
of the very first Scandinavian ministers
in America. settling in Wisconsin in 1843
His labors with the congregations in
Blooming Prairie and vicinity aggregate
period of q years, commencing before
there was any church edifice, holding
meetings in groves, and boarded with c..
Volhart, the pioneer hotel-keeper of
Blooming Prairie. In those days he de-
livered three sermons each Sabbath to
different congregations, and in German,
Norwegian and Danish languages. Hrs
many friends here regret to lose from
their midst this worthy pioneer represent
alive of the Lutheran church in this sec.
ton, and who has been so largely instru.
mental in making them what they now
are: the best and foremost OF our intellI
gent and enteTpr1sinR American citizens
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