Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-10
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. F. D. Beecher was visiting in Aus
tin last week.
Mrs. A. w. Kimball is in the city, the
guest of Mrs. W. T. Wilkins.
Miss Eta Cooper is teaching school in
the Dinsmoor neighborhood.
Mrs. Stanley and children went to St..
Cloud, June 4, to visit her parents.
George Campbell and wife were regis
tered Monday at the Sherman House Chi
cago.
Joe Kolle. telegraph operator at North
ern Pacific Junction, is in the city visiting
his parents.
w. P. Hampton of Pawpaw, ILL.,, is Wis
iting his sons-in- law, 0. D. Lambert and
Frank T. Slocum.
Mrs. Edwards, wife of the Rev., left
Austin Monday for a two weeks visit to
relatives in Drayton, D. T.
Mrs Charles Waterman and little ones
came down to Austin Saturday, and are
guests at the Mansfield House.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. O. Hall anticipate
taking a somewhat extended eastern trip.
They expect to go with the G. A. r.
Mrs. G. K. Hanson and Mrs. W. T.
Vaudeville were visiting Mrs. Hancock
at Blooming Prairie over the Sabbath.
Miss Mertle, daughter of Rev. j. A.
Wright ofMinneapolis, IS in the city tax
ing lessons in oil painting of Mrs. A. M.
Rey holds.
X. J.Greenman, of Milton, Wis, lum-
Der merchant of that village, was in the
city the guest of his brother j. NJ. for a
day or two this week.
Horrie, the manly little son of James
Hutchins, leaves for Morris Friday to go
into the grocery house of Henry Hutch
ms who is brother of James.
E. B. Crane started yesterday for short
prospecting tour INTO California. His
striking point is Los Angeles. We wish
our townsman safe journey.
Chauncey, son of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
King, comes home from the Faribault
institute of learning to-day: The little
fellow has enjoyed his school WORK there
very much.
Mrs. Will Richardson, little daughter,
and Miss Lottie her sister. left tor Dele
van, Wis, yesterday. Mrs. Richardson
will remain, visiting her father, as long
as the husband can spare his wife and
baby.
Off for the G.. A. r. Encampment at
Portland, Me-: w. F. Sutherland and
family, H. B. Corey, R. o. Hall and wife
of Austin, j. II. Cantwell of Lyle, and
A. H. Williams of Rose Greek. They leave
about Tuesday of next week.
Phil Short returned Yesterday from a
short trip to Jackson to visit his sister
Jennie, who has been teaching there.
Miss Jennie returned home to spend her
summer vacation. Her school year at
Jackson closed about week ago.
Mayor French started yesterday on his
California trip. He will strike San Diego
first, and remain among the California
mountains some five or six weeks. He
goes for health benefit, and we hope
his health may be entirely restored.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur WRIGHT are expect
ed home from their wedding visit to Mr..
Wright's parents in Illinois the first OF the
week We are glad these young friends
are to make their home in Austin. Mr..
Wright has been resident of our city a
sufficient time to win the respect of all,
and the kind regard of many, who will be
much disappointed if his future is not
only honorable but eminently successful.
We believe, also, that in the wife he has
chosen, he will find true and womanly
helpmeet In whatever circumstances the
future may have in store for them, "Bes'
sic Clark" will be wife in whom her hus-
band can safely trust at all times, and we
predict and wish for this newly welded
pair, happy, prosperous life Journey.