Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-09-02
Personal MENTION.

Personal MENTION.
BENZ. Mason will arrive in Austin
about Sept. Goth.
Mrs. Waldo, nee Lou Dodge, Of St. Paul,
is visiting her father. Samuel Dodge.
Miss Eva A. Fenton is down from
Minneapolis on visit to her parents.
Capt. Stanley of Lyle called yestcr-
day. His face was wreathed in smiles
John E. Ehle of Ford Plain, N. Y,
Is visiting his old friend Geo. VanCamp.
Nordahl Solner has returned from his
trip to Edgerton, Wis. Has concluded
not to locate there at present.
w. C. Tryon left Austin Aug. 18th for
visit to his uncle residing near Malone,
N. T. He will return next Monday.
R. W. Gould. of Greene, Iowa, who is
in town on avisit to his sister, Mrs. Boil
Ter. called at the TRANSCRIPT Office yester-
day.
Mrs. NJ. c. Morgan and family return
ed to Austin from Wells last week. Mrs.
NJ. will make her home in Austin during
the fall and winter.
Miss Mary Morgan, daughter of T. R.
Morgan of Moscow, has gone to McCook
county, Dakota, where she has engaged
to teach school for seven months.
T. Potter and wife of Sandwich, Ill.,,
have been visiting his cousin. F. L. Buck
of this city during the past week. Will
take in the twin cities and Duluth before
returning home.
The Misses Jewett of Sparta. Wis,
have been spending the past week with
their uncle, Capt. S. II. Judd. They re-
turned to their home Saturday very pleas
antly impressed with Austin.
E. n. Harwood, attorney at Billings,
Montana being at St. Paul last week on
business connected with the Montana
Lumber Co.. took run to Austin to visit
Judge D. B. johnson and family. He is
friend of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Miles.
w. J. Jeffrey, travelling freight agent
for the Illinois Central, spent two or
three days in Austin the latter part of
last week visiting among our business
men. He is a brother of the General
Superintendent of the Illinois Central,
and very pleasant gentleman. We ac-
| knowledge call.
MOWER COUNTY FAIR.
EDITOR TRANscR1PT:-As the time for
holding our Agricultural Fair is drawing
nigh, and as this one promises to be the
most extensive of any fair ever held in
this county, we would earnestly request
that all having suitable stock, of any
breed. should not miss this opportunity
of placing them On exhibition, likewise
all kinds of fruit. grain and vegetables.
| Also to all manufacturers of goods of all
sorts, we will gladly assign positions, and
| all dealers in farm machinery are expected
to make display to surpass all previous
occasions.
We hope our merchants will not, for
any reason. fail to exhibit their goods as
extensively as possible; and from the Flo
raj Department we expect, as usual, some
thing extraordinary.
The managers of the organization are
making all the necessary preparations to
suit the requirements, 50 you will each
consider yourself specially invited. Also,
We wish it distinctly understood that all
are expected to bring IN their articles for
exhibition on Monday, Sept. 18th, so all
exhibits will be in proper order for tho
18th: Our reasons arc: Our distinguish
ed guests from different parts of the State,
including his excellency Gov. L. F. Hub
bard and staff, Col. Bobleter and staff of
the I'd regiment, and many others, will be
here on the first day, and everything must
be in apple-pie order when they arrive.
Now. as this is the first time 80 many dis
tinguished gentlemen have been pro-
grained for fair in this part of the state.
and may not soon again, we hope that
all will avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty.
The military display which is to take
place on the afternoon of the 10Th, will lie
fine attraction, and should be seen by
Everybody. So let everybody turn out
and come to the fair, especially on the
first day, the 10Th.
j. J. FURLoNG, President.