Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-07-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

the next month or two, and sufficient no.
tice given 80 that all may he notified.
| PERSONAL MENTION.
| Misses Clara and Fanny Giles started
for Saltwater, on Tuesday, for visit to
their brother.
Nearly all of our Grand Army excur-
sionists have arrived home, and all report
delightful trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walters of Mime.
apolis are IN the city for visit to father
and mother Csnger.
Mrs. A. P. Mcbride of Austin is in
| Winona for visit of some weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Hengstler.
Miss Carrie Stacey of Prospect Park,
ILL.,, is spending few weeks in our city,
the guest OF her friend and school mate,
| Mrs. l.. D. Baird.
Miss Mate Carpenter Of New Lisbon,
Wis, arrived in Austin Monday, and is
delighting her Austin relatives and
! friends with visit.
K1chard-(son) is himself again. Mrs.
Will Richardson arrived home last Thurs
day from several weeks visit to her
fathers home in Delevan.
Julius johnson makes very frequent
visits to Wisconsin. He has just return
ed from several days trip to Sparta.
Explanations are in order.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Hall still linger
eastward visiting. They we're with
friends IN Dixon, ILL.,, over last Sunday.
Are expected home this week.
| John T. Henderson, for several years
the faithful foreman of the Register Of
flee in this city, is now foreman Of the
Sioux City Qowa) daily Tribune.
Mrs. Florence Holway expects to leave
Austin the latter part of the week for
Usage. She goes much to the regret of
her pupils and friends in this city.
| Mrs. r. A. Barnes gave very pleasant
entertainment 10 the young people of
Austin last Friday evening, IN honor of
the eighteenth th-day of her da lighter
Ida.
Mrs. Sarah Lindsay of California stop
ped in our city Saturday, en- route for
| New York, to visit her relatives, Mr. j.
F. Cook and Mrs. Wheat who are
cousins.
Mrs. w. w. Williams of Albert Lea,
was the guest of her sister Mrs. G. W.
| Taylor. last week. Austin ladies enjoy
| these OCCASIONAL visits of Mrs Williams to
our city.
Mrs. Jennie Keysor, of Omaha, reached
Austin the latter part of last week, and
| is not only most welcome guest at
Evergreen farm, but at many other homes
in this city. Her stay will be about two
| weeks.
Rev. w. E. Stanley returned Monday
morning from the G. A. r. excursion,
having been detained over Sunday at CAL
mar, Iowa, preaching Sunday IN the NJ.
E. churches in Calmar and Ossian. He
reports fine time.
Mrs. L. A. Pierce and little ones left
Austin yesterday for her parents home
in Auburn, N. Y. She will probably re-
main through the summer and autumn
months. We trust safe journey and
pleasant visit is in store for her.
Miss Minnie Stockman took home with
her to Cresco large picture in oil, painted
under the instruction Of Mrs. A. NJ. Rey-
nolds. Three large dogs looking at one
small turtle, inquiringly ask, What is
it?" The picture has received many COM
pliments.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Tryon, of the popula,
Arnold House Of 0watonna. were in the
city Thursday. They were delighted
with our court house, our new Opera
house, and our fine business blocks. We
hope they may visit US again at no
distant dav.
Mrs. Orlenzer Allen, mother of DR.. Allen
of this city, arrived in Austin last Thurs
day. She was made very welcome by
many old friends both of herself and late
husband, the sympathizing friend and
phi ysician whom so many in our city 50
kindly remember
Miss Minnie Darrah is home again TO,
the summer vacation. She has accepted
the position of principal of the Garfield
School, St. Paul, at salary of 81 500
We certainly must be excused if We do
say we are glad to see the Austin girls
keep ON climbing up.
| n. P. Austin writes US that hims eli
and wife will sail about Aug 18th, for
Liverpool, thence to London, Paris,
Switzerland, Rome, Naples and Venice.
They also expect to visit Scotland; and
will remain in Europe from one to three
years, or as long as they are interested.
HATRED Olson returned Monday from
the east, in company with II. B. Corey
Young Olson seems to be improving in
health, and anticipates, with protracted
rest, to recover a good measure OF
strength. While in Chicago he enjoyed
a visit to the cyclorama, the Battle Of
Gettysburg.
Mr.. L. D. Baird, real estate dealer and
Boomer frem Austin, was the guest OF
Mr. D. W. Hall this week. Under con
voy of Mr.. n. P. Hall, he ventured ove1
the hills and among the blufb of Fill