Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-07-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

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PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. c. L. West is recovering from quite
a serious illness.
Miss Alice Campbell is visiting Mrs. G.
Studeman of st. Paul.
Mrs. Herman GUM is spending few
| weeks at Northwood, Iowa.
Miss Minnie Ball left her Austin
friends yesterday for her home IN III.
Judge D. B. johnson spent several days
last week at Fargo, on legal business.
Miss Maud Judd is visiting relatives in
Albert Lea. She will return this week.
Mrs. Laura Tanner came down from
Albert Lea to attend the Kellogg con-
cert
Mrs. G.. Retsloff came down from Fari-
bault last week to attend the Kellogg con-
cert.
Mrs j. R. Webb has been confined to
her home by indisposition for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Englc spent the
4th with relatives and friends at Waterloo,
Iowa.
Mrs. Frank Mayhem of California IS
visiting her brother, Henry Austin, Of
kasson.
Mrs. Leonard French of St. Paul, is
delighting her old friends in this city with
visit.
Miss Hattie Frye of Winona is in the
city, the guest of her friend, Miss Esther
! Royce.
Miss Lulu Richardson will spend few
weeks with her friend Miss Jessie Smout,
of Wells.
Mrs. \. D. Babcock and son of St. Paul
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Bulls at
the Davidson House
Mrs. Prof. Gibson is entertaining a sis
ter whose home is near Maitland, on the
Indian river, Florida. She is delighted
with Minnesota.
Mrs. C. II. Wilbour and son Frank,
left Austin a week ago last Monday for
the old home in Massachusetts, where
they Will spend the summer.
Miss Minnie Stockman, sister of Mrs.
Charlie Pooler, returned to her home in
Cresco yesterday. She has been the guest
| of her sister for several weeks.
Earnest vonSwissmilch of Delevan,
Wis. a brother of Mrs. w. E. Richard
son, is one Of Austin's newcomers who
expects to remain here permanently.
Mrs. S. II. Judd has been enjoying a
visit from her sister and brother, Miss
Lizzie and Mr.. Frank White. They re-
turned to their home in Iowa last Friday
! s. Dettelbach and Miss Julia, father
and sister of Leon Dettelbach arrived in
Austin week ago yesterday, from Daven-
port, Iowa. They will remain here until
cold weather.
Mrs. Augustus Armstrong and daugh-
ter Mary Of Albert Lea came over to hear
Clara Louise Kellogg last week. They
were guests of their old friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Brownsill.
The little daughters of E. B. Crane,
Laura and Jean, went up to Minnetonka
yesterday. They will spend several
weeks with their aunt, Mrs. DR.. Conner,
who has cottage at the Lake.
Prof Horace Gibson, late principal of
our public schools, will soon leave Austin
for Madison, Wis, where he will take
years course of study in the State Uni
versity. Our best wishes will go with
him.
}. E. Murphy has recently removed to
Perham, this state, where his headquart-
ers will be for the present. He is travel
ing agent for L. Cahill & Co., manufact-
urers of Farming Implements, Kalamazoo,
Mich
H. G. Day and wife of the Standard,
Mr.. Luce of the Enterprise, c. w. Ran
som and wife. and o. n. Olberg were
among those who came over from Albert
Lea to attend the Kellogg concert last
week.
Miss Emma Barnard Of Grand Meadow
is in the city student of Mrs. A. NJ.
Reynolds. Her work is painting in oil,
aud her first piece gives both teacher
and pupil much encouragement to con
tinue the study.
Jake Simmer Of Wausau. Wis, was in
Austin the past week visiting his little
sons. who are spending the summer with
their grand ma, Mrs. John Wagner. Mrs.
Simmer is attending the conservatory Of
music in Boston.
| Miss Jessie Beggs. of the Kellogg Grand
Concert Co.. remained in Austin from
| Friday of last week until Wednesday of
this, the guest OF the Misses Berdie Man
deville and Ethel Davidson. All three
of the young ladies left to-day for Min
neapolis, where they will join the COM
pany. Misses Berdie and Ethel remaining
! in Minneapolis aud St. Paul Until Mon
day, in charge Of their cousin, Maj. J. 3.
! Pond, the manager.
| Excited Thousands.