Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-03-17

et1CT court Op0Q00e l8 U08DlO0 ~ t40 SVssAN
house yesterday morning. Judge Farmer
presiding. sherd Mollison appointed
W. F: Glover of Racine, A. Lounsbury
of Brownsdale, and ]. J. Gilbertsen OF
Grand Meadow. Is court deputies
Judge Farmer appointed Hon. 8. ]. San
born foreman Of the grand jury. and then
gave his charge to the jury. The prelim-
mary call shows only IS cases on the civil
and on the criminal calendar.
W. A. Richardson. for the past sew
en- years with L. s. Willard, has conclu-
ded to remain in Austin, and has closed
an engagement with the well known dry
goods house Of J. Solner, where he will
remain during the present year. Mr..
Richardson is every inch gentleman, an
honest salesman, and one with whom it
is pleasure to deal. We are glad Mr..
Richardson has concluded to remain with
US, and glad that he has made IA en-
gagement with one Of ourleading houses.
Next week Tuesday, March Esd, there
will be meeting of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Mower County Agricul-
tural Society, at the courthouse, at l
O'Clock p. M, for the purpose Of taking
into consideration what buildings and
improvements are necessary to be erected
on the fair grounds this year. Also to
transact any other business which may
come before the committee. 1t is very
important that every member of the com
mittee should be present. BY order OF
the president, J. ]. Furlong.
In commemoratien of the 10Th ami
versary of the organization Of the Ladies
Floral tClub, in Austin, the members OF
that society xre invited 20 meet with Mrs.
D B. johnson, on the afternoon and even
ing Of Friday, March 10Th. A picnic
supper will be served at 6. All ladies
and gentlemen interested in the society
and its object-the support, circulation
anq permanency of the Austin Library
and social and intellectual culture, are
cordially invited. During the evening q
short, brief history of the club will be
read.
twenty-five persons were admitted
to membership in the Congregational
church last Sunday-all on profession,
except Mrs. F. l. Crane, who united by
letter from her former church IN Balm
bridge Ohio. Following is the list:
Mrs. D. 3. Johnson, Mrs. Hattie B.
Miles, Mrs. F. l. Crane. Misses Josephine
Harrison, Addie johnson, Ruth Brooks,
Unice Roberts, Ethel Davidson, Hattie
Webb, Katie Webb. Belle Whitton, Clara
Wood, Emily May richardson, Lulu Day,
George Drost, Pearl Case, Stella Hutch.
ms, Chester Decker. Edward Decker,
Clarence Wilton, Fred White, Fred
Richardson.
Died, at her residence, corner Lincoln
St. and 18th Avenue, N. E. Minneapolis.
March 9th, 1885, Mrs. Abby E. II. George.
aged IS years. Mrs. George was the wife
of Capt. J. w. George. who for II years
was resident of Lansing, Mower Coun-
tY. All old residents of your county will
reco]lect Mr.. and Mr.. George. for both
were prominently connected with the Con-
Rregational Church at Lansing, and also
with all church and charitable organiza:
tions which formed the early history OF
church affairs of Mower County. In all
circles Of society in which Mrs. George
moved she was an earnest and valued
member. She was member Of Dudley
P. Chase Post Relief Corps No. 10, Mr..
George being Post Commander of Dudley
p Chase Post No. %, G. A. r. The Re-
lief Corps were present at her funeral to
show the last token Of respect to their de-
parted sister. On coming to Mlnneap-
obs Mrs. George united with the Taylor
Street II. E. Church, of which she was
commitment when death severed her
earthly associations.
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