Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-02-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Orvlllc Patterson is in town for short
visit to his parents.
C. w. Taylor returned last Thursday
from his Arkansas trip.
John s. Lacy, an old timer, now Of
Dakota, was in the city last week.
Lafayette French has been i'll for
several days-so ill that he is confined to
his bed.
E. R. Campbell returned Monday from
his visit to the south and New Orleans
Exposition.
Maj. B. J. VanValkenburgh, recently
of Green Bay, Wis, has joined his family
in Winona.
A. B. Hunkins, who has been with the
Register the past year, "resigncd' last
week Wednesday p. m.
Our old friend, C. w. Austin, in the
employ of Adams & Westlake Co., Chi
cago, was in Austin over Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Lawyer, after an absence
of about six weeks from the city, is at
home again and will he happy to see her
friends.
Hon. P. A. Peterson of Udolpho was
in town Monday. He informs US that
Blooming Prairie is to have a Creamery
in the spring.
Miss Clara Giles arrived home Satur-
day from a short visit to Minneapolis,
bringing her little friend. Luella Camp
bell, with her.
Miss Carrie Schwan left home last Fri
| day for visit among friends in the east
| of about two months. She will visit rela-
| tives in Sandusky, Ohio, first.
James s. Anderson was called by telc-
gram Saturday to the sick bed of broth
er residing ut Columbus, Wis. The
brother was not expected to recover.
"Rop Marsh, who has been, up to with
in few months, foreman of the Register
office for three years past, left Austin last
Friday with his family, for Lacrosse, Wis.
Miss Una Little has been obliged, on &C.
count of i'll health, to resign her position
in the schools of this city. Miss Mary
Barnes takes her place for the remainder
of this term.
! Our old friend w. L. Stiles. of Pleasant
Valley, was in the city last Friday. Also
G. W. Reed of same township, on bust
| ness connected with settlement of his
fathers estate.
| Mrs. E. B. Crane left home last week
Wednesday, for New Orleans. She ex
pected to meet her husband at st. Louis
and together they were to journey on to
the Exposition.
Miss Ada Courtr,ght, who has been
quite ill for several weeks. hopes to be
we'll enough to leave for her home in
Ohio this week Her class in music re.
greet her departure exceedingly.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Keenan, arrived
home last Saturday from their quite ex
tended wedding trip. They are at the
Fleck House receiving the congratulations
of friends. They report an enjoyable
time at the Exposition.
Miss Emily Eddy of Delevan. Wis,
known to so many in Austin, was to star,
for New Orleans in company with bel
sister. Mrs. Wells, last Monday. Frank
Richardson and son, will extend the
! freedom of the city to them.
! Z. Fl. Davidson, Jr. left Austin last
week Wednesday for Morris, Mimi, to
take position in the 1st National Bank
of that place The president. G. NJ. Fish,
Jr, was formerly merchant of this city,
and the Cashier, Henry S. Judson. is also
an Austin boy.
Mrs. w. B. Hcngsler Of Winona, spent
few days with her relatives in this city
last week, and was guest at the we'd
ding of her brother, John NJ Mcbride.
She returned home last Thursday; hel
| sister, Miss Lizzie Mcbride, accompanied
her Miss Lizzie will be absent several
weeks.