Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-01-06
Personal MENTION.

Mesdames Julius and Hiram Smith
spent last Saturday in Rochester.
Mrs. Will Miner has been visiting rela.
tives in Illinois; returned Dec. 31st.
Mrs. H. N. Wilson is visiting her pa
rents. MIR. Wilson has been out of health
for several months.
Henry L. Crane of Excelsior, come
down about two weeks ago to visit his
cousins, returning to-day.
Frank Lightly, who has been absent in
Colorado for five years, returned to his
home in Oakland few days ago for 4
visit.
Mrs. Charley Callahan and the dear
baby, of Albert Lea. were in Austin visit
ing parents and grandparents the past
week.
Mrs. Simon Anderson has been at Shelf
field, Iowa, for several weeks, visiting
her son Girls, who IS prospecting in tho
grain business there.
Doak Catherwood smiled upon us last
Saturday. He IS we'll pleased with his
new home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where
he has a very busy situation in the office
of the leading law firm of that city.
Mr. Clare Allen, of the firm of J. D.
Farmer & Co., was in Austin last week.
We should judge Mr.. Allen had the true
metal in him. He is a student at law
in Madison for the present, and has been
home on two weeks vacation.
Two Eds" called upon us last Satur-
day-Ed Baird of the Graceville Bank,
and Ed Morgan of Wells, who is in Kin
nine Woodward's drug store. They are
both smart, fine-looking boys, and have
been spending the holidays at their old
home.
Chas Roberts, of CRYSTAL Pembina
county, Dakota, arrived in town last
week Tuesday, on visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roberts. Chas. re-
turns to-day, taking with him car
load of horses which he purchased here
Crystal Is nice village, and Mr.. Roberts
runs a general store and the post Office
there, and is prospecting finely.
Statement of Facts.
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been suffering from rheumatism. She
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after long and faithful trial.
Mr.. T. L. Anderson, prominent bus
ness man of Temple, Texas. under date
of February. IS, 1885, writes: l can
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Col. A. J. Brooks. of Round Rock,
Texas, under date of Feb. Is, 1882, says
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