Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-03-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Clara Giles started for Saltwater
on Tuesday morning.
S. E. Tubbs, the present Postmaster of
Superior, Wis, resided in Austin W hen a
boy.
Jimmy Hay is in the city again, and
old friends and relatives are glad to see
him.
Mrs. W. H. Officer is at Northwood,
Iowa, visiting a daughter who resides
there.
Clayton, son of D. B. Smith, has Just
returned from a pleasant trip to New
Orleans.
Mrs Dr.. Fairbanks is able to be out
again, though not we'll enough to resume
business.
Miss Nellie Engle is spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Tanner, in AL
bert Lea
Miss Ellen Richardson is giving the
best of care to quite serious sprain in
the knee joint.
C. Fairbanks, of Dexter town. left Feb.
18th. on visit to Wisconsin to see his
father, who is very sick.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Seebach of Dexter, are
visiting friends and relatives in Milwau.
kee, Racine and Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Wilbour has been serious
ly i'll for about three weeks. We are glad
to note her improvement.
Miss Fanny Giles came down from Owa-
tonna where she is attending school, to
spend Sunday with her parents.
D. B. Smith is at St. Paul good deal
of late. As he is one of Austin's straight
est haired Democrats. is there any signifi
canoe to these visits?
The Misses S. and H. NJ Cowing,
young ladies we'll remembered in Austin.
are in a millinery store in St. Paul, and
said to be doing prosperous business
We are sorry to hear that Miss Ida
Majors. who, it will be remembered, is a
student at Sinsinawa Mound, has been
quite i'll with inflammatory rheumatism.
Judge and Mrs. Farmer spent a day in
our city last week. and were the guests
of J. F. Cook, Mrs. Cook accompanied
them home to Spring Valley, remaining
over Sunday.
Miss Ada COPYRIGHT left Aussin last
Wednesday for her home in Ohio. Her
departure is regretted by her pupils, and
also by numerous society friends We
hope she may return.
Mrs. J. H. Brown of Leroy, came to
Austin Monday, returning home Tues
day. Both herself and husband have
friends in Austin who always esteem it a
pleasure to meet with them.
E. B. Crane will return from his south
ern trip IN time for the term of court.
Mrs. f. B. will larry by the way few
days, and will visit Ash Grove, Missouri,
where herself and husband spent the first
wear and half of their married life.
H. L. Crane. double and twisted cousin
of the Crane Brothers, of this city, came
down from Excelsior, on Lake Mime
tonKa, to spend few days with his rela-
tives. He looks we'll and we Judge the
Minnetonka breezes agree with him both
physically and financially.
Ed Baird is in the city, and will spend
a few days with his parents before enter
ing upon his duties and responsibilities at
Graceville. As chief of staff, he will
have his hands full. with the entire charge
of the steadily increasing business of the
bank of Fish, Judson & Baird.
J. j. Furlong visited Jno. Franks farm
near Leroy last week Wednesday. Also
the big Taopi farm. Mr.. Furlong says
Mr.. Frank milks about 100 cows, princi-
pally grade short horns. Mr.. Wood of
Taopi has herd of about so short horn
thorough breds-and Of all kinds Of cat
tie, about 500. He also has about 80
bleoded mares with foal. About 1000
sheep, and hogs enough to supply all Of
Southern Minnesota.
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