Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-29

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[edsatth recent MoWeraCounty Fair1Was
omitted from thu general list published
last week:
Household Mannfactures-Pieced cot.
ton quilt. 1st pm SOC, hrs Wagner, %
1st pm Soc, Mrs a Morse; I'd diploma,
diploma. Miss Bertha Case; Mrs F ]
Crane, Miss Ida Smith, Mrs G D Belden.
Crochet shawl, 1st pm 225c, Mrs A Morse.
Crochet work. 1st pm 25c, Mrs DB John.
son. Fancy knitting. 1st pm Csc, Mrs
j n Wheat. Plain Knitting. LIST pm 25c,
Mrs MathiesOn. Hearth rug, LIST pm 25c,
Mrs Mathieson. Outline embroidery, Is,
pm SOC, Miss Wagner; I'd diploma, Mrs
Dorr; Mrs F I Crane. Arrasene. list pm
SOC, Mrs K O.Wold; I'd diploma, Mrs Dl
DOR; Mrs I. I Crane. Applique work,
1st pm SOC, Mrs Dorr. Silk embroidery,
list pm SOC, Mrs r o Hall: I'd diploma,
Mrs x O Void; Miss Margaret Dorr.
Canvas needle work. list pm soc, Mrs
Dorr. Sofa cushion, 1st pm SOC. Miss
Wagner; I'd diploma, Miss Nora Case
Toilet cushion, list pm soc. Mrs r 0 Hall
Specimen lace. LIST pm SOC, Miss 1ds
Smith. Collection laces, LIST pm SOC, Mrs
Rustad. Drawn work, list pm Csc. Mrs
O Ayers: Hair work, 1st pm SOC. Miss
Wagner. Fancy sewing by girl under IA,
1st pm SOC, Mrs W II Eddy; I'd premium,
Mrs Ticknor. Plain sewing by girl under
IA, LIST pm soc, Mrs Rustad; I'd diploma
Mrs Dorr. Specimen of PLAN or fancy
sewing by lady 70 years of age. 1st pm;
SOC, Mrs Mathieson. Specials-Wersted
Quilt, list pm SOC, Mrs Wagner: Japan
csc Wall Banner. list pm SOC, Miss Wag
ner. 2 Pillow Shams, 1st pm, Miss Wag'
ner. Tatting and Rick Rack work, Miss
Addie Johnson. Table spread, LIST pm.
Mrs r o Hall. Kensingtou embroidery,
1st pm, Mrs G D Belden.
death OF Mrs. G. L. CHAsE.-From
the sStryker (Ohio) Aduance of Sept. %,
we find the following announcement OF
the death of Mrs. Betsy r. Chase. wife
of C. L. Chase, former residents of Aus
tin. Mr.. Chase died in April last. The
subject of this sketch was a lady very
highly esteemed by q numerous list OF
acQuaintances and friends in Austin:
Mrs. Chase was the daughter. of Nathan
Russell, and Betsy. his wife, OF Shrewsbury
Rutland County, Vermont, where she was
born. or the LIST day of January, :1s2o. She
received something more than a common
school education. and In Iearly fife engaged
in teaching. At an early age. she joined the
BApt1St clurc0, ana was ever AFTER u Tue
time of her death, q constant worker and
liberal contributor in support OF all the
prominent enterprises of that great denomi'
nation. March II. 1850. she was married to
the late Converse l.. Chase, and Immediately
thereafter immig:ated to Ohio, and in 1851
located in Stryker. where they remained
until 1866, when they removed to Boston,
remaining in that city two years. But the
climate not proving favorable to the health
of Mrs. Chase. they came west again and
located at Austin, Minnesota, making their
home in that state until 1883. Since that
date Mrs. Chase has been with her sister,
Mrs. E. D. Bradley, of Stryker, most OF her
time, and where her husband died on the 18Th
day of April last. August Nth she left
Stryker for the east intending to visit her
Only Child. Frank c. Chase. at Oakdaie, Mass,
and from there 10 the home OF her childhood
Penn, to visit her sister, Mrs. Jarvis Harper.
but in u condition of heaith that induced
Mrs. Harper to accompany her on her
journey. On leaving Eric, she gradually
grew worse, but reached her son ut Oakdale,
where she died on Sunday morning, just six
days from the time she left Stryker. Her
remains were received here on the Sth inst.
and taken to the residence of her brother
in-law, Col. Bradley. where the funeral SER
vices were held on the same day. At the
close of the usual services. oil that was MOI
tai of this devoted wife and mother WAS borne
to the grave by old.time friends of the
family, and %tenuerly deposited by the side
of her late husband and little boy she had
parted with at the call Of the Master many
years ago. Peace to her ashes, and love and
admiration for her many moral and chris
tian virtues.