Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

WITS. '" W. AcySOI Is cApcCtcu uoAne
| from Omaha soon for short visit.
w. H. Witham is seriously ill at DIVA
tonna of pleurisy and cengestive chills.
Joe ODER, of Calmar, Iowa, was seer
| upon our streets yesterday, as genial as
ever.
Arthur W. Wright and wife will occupy
Rev. G. E. Wright's house during his
summer vacation.
Mrs. j. S. Anderson entertained Mrs
McWhorter and daughter of Albert Lea 8
few days last week.
Miss Ida Smith entertained her young
friends, the Misses Ada and Leila Lord Of
Owatonna last week.
G. H. Greenman, of Milton, Wis,
brother of our County Attorney, has been
making short visit in Austin.
is with her Austin relatives and friends
| again for the summer vacation.
H. A. Fairbanks and wife leave Austin
to day, for Springfield, in this state, for q
short visit to Mrs. Fairbanks relatives.
Harvey NJ. Allen and wife are now re.
siding at Owatonna, Mr.. Allen being first
clerk in the e., M. 81 st. P. II. r: Office
there.
Mrs. Clark, of Grafton, D. T., mother
of Mrs. j. G. Beardsley of this city, was
visiting her friend, Mrs. A. NJ. Thyng, last
! week.
Bert" Palmer has returned home, hav.
ing finished his course at the Burlington
Business College last week. He was high
up in his class.
Johnnie Nugent, son of Lawrence NJ
gent OF this city, is agent and operator OF
the Chestnut street station of the c., M. &
St. P. R. r. in St. Paul.
We acknowledge pleasant call Mon
day from Oliver NJ. Drebert, of the Owa-
tonna Journal Hespent Sunday in Aus"
tin, together with Perry Rolfe of Owa-
tonna.
From the Sibley Qowa) Gazette we learn
that G. F. Brand, formerly of Austin, has
together with his brother Edward, pur-
chased the Home bakery and restaurant
IN Sibley, and entered actively into bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Roberts, of Crystal,
Pembina county. D. T., lost their only
child June 1st. Little Nellie" was born
April 18th, and was therefore, seven
weeks and one day old at the time of her
death.
In addition to the names mentioned last
N,
themselves of the G. A. r. excursion to
Portland, are those of Rev. w. E. Stan
ley, MIR. and Mrs. B. e. Bellus of the firm
of Bellus s. Case, Frank A. Day and Miss
Ida Smith. and DR.. J. P. Squlres. We
wish the whole crowd grand good time.
Hon. Harlan w. Page, Of Austin, has
been invited to assume some financial
duties in connection with Carleton, and
81 hat l,o o;<
zen Of Mortified this summer. He will
| business interests of our city.-Northfeld
| Neecs.
Miss Matte Ellis graduates at the
| Omaha high school next week Thursday
| evening. She returns soon after, to her
home in Austin, and will receive the con-
gratulations of schoolmates and friends
severance and final success.
W. F. Sutherland, wife and children
MIR. S. being delegate from Minneso-
ia to the Grand Encampment, 81. B. Co.
rey, A. II. Williams, J. H. Cantwell, r.
! 0. Hall and wife. Rev. w. E. Stanley, B.
| c. Bellus, Miss Ida A. Smith and DR.. J.
P. Squires make up the G. A. r. party
which leaves Austin this "wednesday
| noon for Portland, Oregon.
Hon. Selah Chamberlain, of Cleveland,
| Ohio one of the directors and magnates
| of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul r.
| R., and Hon. Geo. E. Skinner, Land Com.
missioner of the same Co., paid Austin 8
short visit Monday. These gentlemen
looked over the TRANSCRIPT Office, oul
new courthouse and opera house, and ex.
pressed themselves very much pleased
with these Improvements.