Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-01-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

stephen Cook spent Sunday In Austin.
w. Hayes, of LIE Roy, was in the city yestel
day.
Judge D. b. johnson went to st. Paul Tues
day.
Smith. the groceryman. visited Wells yestel
day.
H. B. Corey went to St. Paul Monday q fter
noon.s
W. F. Sutherland got around to the city 70
Sunday.
VII. symes, Of Hayfeld, was in the cit,
Monday.
!. Taylor came over from Spring Valley
Monday.
Mr.. G. W. Skinner. of Lyle, was in Austi,
Tuesday.
s. 7. Paddock, of Grand Meadow, was ii
Austin Monday.
0. A. Sleeper. of Brownsville, was in the
city yesterday.
Mayor French was afflicted with the univer
sal cold Monday. s ,. 81 ~
Miss Mary Anderson. daughter of John An
derson, Is quite Ill. >s = 'es55 -.as. s.
Miss Minnie Richardson, of Usage, visited
Austin last week. =, "
Orth Dickinson. of Grand Meadow, was ir
the city Saturday
Lafayette French Is to lecture at Spring
Valley. January 81
Mrs. D. z. Robinson, who has been very sicl
Is slowly Improving .-z,.
Miss Eta Mahan was visiting friends a,
Brownsville last week.
Frank Lacom, a painter OF Grand Meadow
was in Austin Tuesday.
s. F. Gibbons was on the sick list last week
The result of a bad cold. So.
Mrs. D. B. Johnson. Jr.. was quite unwel
last week but is recovering. -
Hon. j. NJ. Burlingame, of Owatonna, was
In Austin the first of the week. - 49,
Mrs. w. NJ. Catherwood was suffering from
severe cold the first of the week. w.
A. Knox has been on the sick list since his
return from st. Cloud q week ago.
DR.. Johnson, OF Grand Meadow, was In Aus.
tin Friday. Call In next time doctor.
Ole G. Anderson, of Lansing, was in Satur.
day and made glad the editorial heart.
Andrew Benson and Ole A. Anderson, of
Udolpho. made US pleasant calls on Saturday.
D. McTavisb was quite seriously i'll last
week, but we are glad to hear that he Is i'm.
proving.
D. B. Johnson. Jr., returned from his St.
Paul trip Thursday and devoted Friday to re.
cuperation.
Miss Giissman. sister of Mrs. Giles, return.
ed to her home at Chatneld yesterday after q
two weeks visit. j" ,
Mrs. Henry Greenman is very nearly re-
covered from her recent illness we are glad
to be able to state.
John Gilligan, of Adams, one of the old
county commissioners, was in Austin last
Friday and Saturday.
T. NJ. Foster and Mr.. Mills started Friday
for trip to Winoua and Waseca in the inter.
est of the Woodmen.
DR.. w. L. HOLSTER returned from Belvidere
ILL.,, last Friday, where he had been to attend
the funeral of his father.
c. N. himball, of Chicago. nephew of W. W
Kimball, manufacturer of the popular Kim.
ball organ, was n the city last week.
Geo. futile, brother of Mrs. F. A. Engle. re.
turned to Minneapolis Monday. He did not
visit Kansas on account of his Illness
Harry Gray is at the Hotel Robinson suffer
ing with a broken leg. received by falling
from the switch engine at the Milwaukee yard
last, week.
John Van Wrinkle, lately returned from trip
to California. Went there to stay during the
winter. but found the weather more disa9ree.
able than in Minnesota, and returned home
again. badly bunged up with q cold. And talk
about snow! About 100 miles from Sacra-
mento the snow he says is fully four.feet on
the level. The train on which he was travel
ing was drawn by six engines, and then got
covered for distance of 40 miles with snow
shed. Mr.. Van Winkle prefers Minnesota, and
wants no California weather in his.