Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-01-11

n. B. Corey arrived in the city from
Aberdeen Yesterday. As will be seen by
the clipping from an Aberdeen paper in
another column, he has not forgotten his
old habit of getting there.
I, e. D. Hoag's trip to Mason City to
make arrangements for bread, turns out
to mean a first class baker from Marshal
town, Iowa. He will continue to furn-
ish his fine bread. made at the old place.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Joseph Keenan, visited Albert Lea Monday.
G. c. Prescott came over from Preston yes.
terday.
W. H. Harrington went to Albert Lea yes
terday.
L. l.. Campbell was at Claremont visit ing,
last week.
Judge d. B. Johnson, Jr., takes trip to St.
Paul to-day.
Mrs. S. A. Emerson has returned home from
her Kansas visit.
Miss Sherwood returned Thursday from her
Vlslt 10 minneapolis.
Miss Edna Co mstock returned to her home
In Mankato yesterday.
Bert Smith, now of Emmettsburg, Iowa, is
visiting Austin friends.
Miss Ricketson returned from her Wiscon-
sin visit Friday evening.
Miss Della Anderson returned Saturday
from her Wisconsin visit.
Michael Farrell and wife returned last week
from their visit to Illinois.
Engineer Murphy has moved into the NJ
Feeley house in third ward.
Engineer Kearney is suffering from asthma
and is not able to be on duty.
Engineer Kearney is suffering from asthma,
and Is not able to be on duty.
Elmer Loucks came down from Tracy last
Wednesday for an Austin visit.
Will Tryon visited St. Paul again last week
to take in some of the big shows.
I. Taylor and son Charles went to Spring
Valley Saturday, their former home.
Rev. P. B. Peabody's brother arrived in
Austin from Wisconsin yesterday.
Miss Alexander returned from Iowa Friday,
and is again teaching the young mind to shoot.
Miss Hayes returned to her home at Leroy
after weeks visit with Mr.. Webber's family
o. C. Corntorth has been laid up a week or
two with the ''wheezes,'' or q bad cold in the
head.
Mrs. J. F. Giles returned from Chatfield last
week, accompanied by her sister, Miss Gliss.
man.
Vert Anderson sends his regards to Austin
Smith.
]. ]. Fur)ong went to St. Paul Monday
to attend the meeting of the State Agricultu.
raj Society.
Round-house Foreman Mcfarland took q
lay-of couple of days last week to doctor
up bad cold.
S. 81. Harrison came up from his Lyle schoo
for Sunday. He seems to be right into bust
ness down there.
Misses Gatzman and Sonsteby returned
from Waseca Saturday and are again on dut,
| in the public schools.
Miss Edith Short passed through Austi,
Monday night on her way to Gre nd Meadev
to take charge of her school.
Mrs. A. H. O'Farrell, of Chatfield, who ha
been visiting Austin friends week or two
| returned home last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Davenport are maxim
two weeks visit to relatives of Mrs. Dayeu
ports near Des Moines, Iowa.
| Engineer Johnny Ober has gone on the road
running extras. and Eugene Kearney take
| h &c plo no itah
| Mrs. Tryon, of o 7atonua, who was visiting
her children, F. V. and wife, last week. re
turned home Friday afternoon.
Geo. E. futile, of Minneapolis. on his wa
to Kansas. stopped few days last week t
visit his sister, Mrs. F. A. Eagle.
| w. Mahoney scalded an arm lately and too
cold in it, in consequence of which be ha
been unable to work the past two weeks.
| Miss Emma Green, the music teacher, RI
turned from her holiday vacation last weel
and is again looking after her music class.
| Engineer Sam Jones has been laid up wee
or so with the prevailing disorder-a bad col
and Henry Diely handled the throttle on hi
engine during the time.
| Engineer McFadden was hauling snow OF
of the yard last week with the 10s. This
the first work Mr.. McFadden has done for Nv
|weeks, both he and the engine having bee
laid up for repairs.
Miss Meecham, a teacher in our publ
schools last year, was visiting Austin friend
a few days last week. She departed Saturda
morning via St. Paul to Red Wing. where sh
is teaching this year.
Mr.. T. Larson, of Lyle, made the TRAN
CRYPT Office pleasant call Saturday, and r
newed his subscription for another year. NJ
Larson is troubled with asthma and this col
weather he says does not serve to improve
much.
St. Paul Winter Carnival and Ice Palac
1888.
For the above celebration the c. NJ.
St. Paul road will sell excursion tickle
to St. Paul at fare one way for the roun
trip. On sale from January "a to Feb
2, inclusive.
Return coupons will be good until Eel
. ruary 5, 1888.
;, G. II. COLEMAN, Agent.