Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-05-20
PERSONAL. MENTION.


S. D. Tallmadge of Minneapolis was in
the city last week. .* Tss
w H. Witham of Owatonna spent last
Sunday with his Austin friends.
]. A. Walters of Minneapolis, came:
down to 'ssee the folks" Monday.
Ed Baird, of the Bank of Graceville.
is in the city for few days visit with his
parents.
Mr. Lobb, partner with Mr. Conklin in
the Mason City barber shop, visited that
city last week. :.... ~
Rev G. L. Clausen and family removed
from Blooming Prairie to their new home
IN Austin last week.
Mrs J. J. Daley is down from st. Paul.
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. /.
Brown. She expects to spend the sum-
mer with them.
Tuesday, May 18th, S. F. Gibbons re-
turned to Austin from Minneapolis, where
he has been engaged in a grocery store
for several months.
The names of Miss Fanny Giles and Miss
Mary Morgan of Austin appear in the list
of graduates of the Owatonna high school
for this year, as published in the Journal.
Mrs. James Rice, of Titusville, Pa, is
in the city, the guest of her brother, e.
W. Taylor. Mr.. Taylor and his sister
were visiting in Spring Valley last week,
Mrs. Della Smith Ellerson went up to
Minneapolis last week to visit relatives
and consult physician. Her failing
health causes much anxiety to relatives
and friends.
c. NJ. Fernald is in the city. 1t is
thought he may 20 into business IN Aus
tin again. We hope SO. "Cass" has the
sympathy of many friends in Austin in
his financial difficulties.
A. W. Mcmillan received the sad news
of his mothers death last Thursday morn
ing; at the advanced age of 70. Mr.. Nc
MILAN left Thursday night for Dixon, ILL.,,
to perform the last sad Offices to the dear
departed.
HPeter Strom left Taopi yesterday for
Lacrosse; he has discontinued business at
the former place, and will settle in La
Crosse. Mr.. Strom is a first-class young
man, and we are sorry to have him 60 SO
far away.
Mrs. John Fisher and mother were cx-
pectcd to arrive in Red Bluff, CAL, last
week. They have been spending the
winter in New York with friends 1t
seems to us that the Fishers are long
way from home. We don't like to give
them up.
Mrs. NJ. c. Morgan has rented her resi-
dence to Judd Lobb, AMI removed, with
her family. to Wells. where her oldest
daughter, Mrs. Kinnie Woodland, resides
Mrs. Morgan will remain in Wells during
the summer Harry Morgan remains in
Austin in the employ of J. Solnel.
Ed Ford, of Lacrosse, "the son of his
father" Capt. E. W. Ford, we'll known to
the first settlers Of Austin, spent last Sun
day in Austin. He was accompanied by
John P. Salzer of Lacrosse who is con-
nected with the largest flower and green
house in the west, located in that city.
Miss Ada Courtright, who spent last
summer and fall in Austin teaching music,
and a very pleasant and agreeable young
lady, was married last week Thursday, at
the home of her parents, in Undertook,
Ohio. Her husband is Melville Whitney,
young gentleman highly spoken of, a
banker at Alexandria in this state. The
newly married couple will pass through
Austin Saturday on the way to their
new home in lovely Alexandria, in Doug
las county, the county of many beautiful
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