Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-07-14
PERSONAL MENTION


PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Jennie s. ShoItt arrived from Del
AVIAN, Wis, Saturday.
Jimmie Davidson left Tuesday for Nor
ris. on visit to his brother Charlie.
Levi w. Decker has been employed a.
clerk in Cheap Charley's clothing store.
Our old friend, B. Smout Of Wells,
was in town last Thursday, apd called
upon US.
Major Hotchkiss of the Preston Re-
publican. favored Austin with his pres
ence Monday.
Sister Alphonsa leaves for Sinsinawa
Mound. Wis.,. this week to be absent
| five or six weeks.
Mrs. II. O. Basford and Mrs. Oscar
Ayers will take IN the EDITORIAL excursion
to Taylsr's Falls Thursday.
Geo. Mccullough, a brakeman on
c. N. s. St. P. H. R., removed his family
from McGregor to Austin.
Frank G. Anterior, editor Of the
Usage Press, spent July I'd and Sd In
Austin. We acknowledge call.
Mrs. A. L. Webb and her two hand
some boys left Austin Tuesday for q
visit with relatives..in Aurora. Ill.
Miss Ethel johnson. and little sister
Cecil. from Kenton, Ohio, arc spending
the summer with the daughters of E. B.
Crane.
| Fred Judson left Austin Monday morn
ing for two weeks visit with his brother,
Henry, cashier Of the First National Bank
of Morris.
| D. G. Hendershortt, D. A. Sullivan,
Silas Avery and w. Riedel. Of Spring
Valley, took in Coles circus at Austin
Wednesday.
Miss Mertie johnson. of Albert Lea,
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. F.A.
Engle, for the past two weeks. left for
home Tuesday.
Ernst Won Suessmilch left town Mon
day evening for Chicago. He will visit
Philadelphia, and probably make = tour
of California during the season.
w. E. Richardson, in company with a
party of IS Duluthites. left Duluth last
week Thursday on chartered steamer,
for fishing excursion up the lake.
Geo. Cross, a conductor, has recently
removed his family from McGregor to
Austin. He occupies the house in Sd
ward. on Water street, recently vacated
by Brooks.
Ed Anterior, son of J. F. Anterior of
Colorado. was in the city last week on
his way to Kansas. Ed has been a
freight conductor on the N. p. r. r. for
the past two years.
Mrs. Frank Cordley of Boston. is glad
dening home friends, and mother es-
pecially, by visit. She with her little
daughter. will remain through the sum-
mer. guest at the pleasant country home
Of Mrs. Clark.
c. H. Benton, years ago law student
in the Office of Judge D. B. johnson Of
this city, has recently resigned his Office
of Judge of Probate of Dodge county.
and left Dodge Center for q new home
in Pope county.
Mrs. John Mcbride returned to her
home in Minneapolis yesterday, after a
very short visit with father and mother
and others IN eur city. Mrs. Mcbride
was favorite teacher in our public
school for many years, and Austinltes
have not released all claims yet. John.
Nordahl B. Selner arrived in town last
Wednesday from Edgerton, Wis, re-
naming here with his parents and friends
until Monday, when he left for Duluth,
where he contemplates going into bust
ness. He says business is very dull around
Edgerton on account of the low price of
tobacco.
Our old friend. w. G. Brown. and
family, have removed from Cresco. to
Elma, Iowa, which is to he the division
station on the Hayfield branch of the
Mlnn. & NV. Mr.. Brown built the
first building there-a store-and will
fill it with stock of drugs. Elma is "a
miles south west of Cresco.
s. NJ. Gloyd of Marshall township
called upon us Monday. Mr.. G. settled
IN Marshall two years ago last spring.
coming from Macomb, III. He purchased
a farm of 40 acres @ 50 per acre, has
280 acres under the pillow, and good start
in the stock business. He is located
within II miles Of the depot on the Hay
field extension, and is we'll pleased with
his new possessions and prospects.
Prof. J. E. Manchester and wife started
on Monday for their annual vacation.
They 60 from here to Waseca. where
they will attend the Chautauqua circle
for the next two weeks. They will then
20 to Austin to visit with relatives and
friends. MRS. Manchester IS daughte,
of David J.. Smith of Austin. Prof and
Mrs. Manchester have made many friends
here. both as teachers in our public
schools, and g members of society. We
wish them pleasant time, and renewed
energy for the winter term of our school.
Blue Earth City Post, Jugs.
GOOD-BY TO DARNUM.
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