Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-12-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Fred. Judson IS home from the Dental
School at Iowa City for few days.
Ed. Baird of Graceville is expected in
Austin to spend Christmas with his
parents.
L. D. Carter, of Lyle, called upon US
Friday. He is in the coal business at
Lyle, and doing a rushing business.
Miss Ada Johnson has gone up to St.
Paul to meet Mrs. Mat. Miles, who was
expected to arrive there from Billings
yesterday.
Benz. Hilker and wife left Austin last
Wednesday night for Canada, his native
heath. They expect to be absent some
six weeks.
Mrs. George Fish very pleasantly sur
prised her friends by coming in on the
Saturday evening train, and spending
Sunday with them.
Miss Myrtle Hitler, of Window. spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
Austin, not forgetting to visit the Opera
House and TRANSCRIPT.
Miss Anna Dunkelmann and Miss Win
ME Ober are expected to arrive in Austin
to-day from Sinsinawa Mound, to spend
the holiday vacation with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Goodwin went up
to St. Paul yesterday for short trip.
Mrs. Goodwin has nearly recovered her
health under the skillful treatment Of
DR.. Mcdonald.
We learn from the Register that Miss
Rose Grinshaw will visit relatives in
St. Paul short time and then journey
westward to Dakota to visit her sister
located there.
l.. G.. Moore, formerly of the Grand
Meadow Record, was in the city last
Thursday and Friday, and made us call.
He is now telegraph editor of the La
Crosse Leader.
Miss Hattie Stockman Is UNDERGOING
treatment at the Battle Creek mich. }
Sanitarium, and we hear that her health
has been greatly improved. This SAM
tarlum is said to be the largest IN the
world.
Mrs. VIM. p Betz, and daughter Lizzie,
of Saratoga County, n. Y, who have
been visiting in Austin for two months
past. started homeward Monday Mrs.
Betz is the daughter of A. P. Mcbride,
and sister of our renowned Mcbride
the Grocer"
Prof: Alton and wife spent last Sun
day IN Owatonna with Mr.. AS old friend
L lOl. 1tduhlu. l. lOA tAOlC tuCy " AL
visit other points, finally bringing up at
Educational and Teachers conventions,
Goth to 31st.
The resignation of Mrs. G. S. Hawlev
as teacher in the local normal school of
Mankato is announced to take effect I'M
mediatelv. Mrs. Hawlev 10 a sister OF
Mrs. J. NJ. Sterling Of Austin, and has
served at the normal for several wears,
and was one of the most popular teachers.
CO.. Woodward, one of the proprietors
of the South Minneapolis News, was
married last Friday to a Mower county
girl-Miss Tilla Nichols. of Rose Greek.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. G
L. Clsusen Of this city. We acknowledge
a pleasant visit from Mr.. Woodward
Saturday.
Mrs. A. v. Ellis, and little son Sid,
left Austin Friday noon, on the NJ. &
NV. Il. r., for Omaha, to visit hel
daughter, Mrs. w. w. Keysor. We wish
them both deal of pleasure in their trip
and A. ", the lord of the manor at Ever
green Stock Farm, will have to enter.
tam Santa Claus, without the help Of
the coed wife this year.
Rev. C. L. Clausen and wife, and L. F
Clausen, of Austin, came down last
Thursday in company with Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. ClauseD, Of Madison, Dakota, tc
attend the funeral of Mrs. Benson. Those
from Austin returned home Saturday af
ternoon, but Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Clauser
will remain for a week or ten days with
friends and relatives in this township
st. Ansgar Enterprise, Dec. 16.
Albert A. Thayer, of Warren, Ohio
has recently been commissioned BY Gov
Hoadly az Judge of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Mr.. Thayer's district. Mr.
Thayer is an attorney of fine abilities
and may be remembered by some of ou1
citizens as having visited Austin fel
several weeks IN 1880, and then again il
1881. He was an intimate friend O.
Mayer Lafayette French of this citv.
J. r. jackson, of Richmond, Va, wa!
in Austin over Sunday, the guest of E
EB, Crane. Mr.. Jackson has been il
Minnesota on business for the Chesa.
peake & Ohio and Richmond s. ALE
ghany railroads with which he is con
nected An evenings visit with him VI
found very enjoyable He gave US
thorough posting on the resources o
old Virginia. and saws Richmond is
thriving city Of nearly 100, 600 popula