Mower County transcript., 1888-04-11
PERSONAL MENTION,

Stephen Cook was In the city over Sunday.
H. H. stockman visited the twin cities last
week
L. s. Willard starts for a visit to the Pacific
coast to-day.
B. F. Farmer, OF Spring Valley, was in the
city Monday.
Peter Haley is again in the city after an ex
tended absence
F. A. Engle has been suffering from the pre-
valing cold and fever.
Geo. Hirsh went up to st. Paul Saturday
and returned yesterday.
Edmund Baudler has taken the place of
Walt Hill in the postotfice.
L. d. Baird went to St. Paul Saturday to
spend Sunday with Mrs. Baird.
s. B. Woodsum swells up t'big like de toad"
this week, and calls it the mumps.
Mrs: J. D. Allen, of LIE Roy, visited Austin
friends few days the past week.
Walt Hill goes to Fairmont tomorrow, and
will return the first of next week.
Mr.. Dewart's family have been suffering
! severely with the mumps for some Gays.
Miss Alexander returned Saturday and re-
ported herself ready for school duties again.
Mrs. Gleason. of Blooming Prairie, was visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. G. Burnham, last
week.
Rev. Seller was over from Albert Lea in the
Interest of Sunday school work the first of
the week.
Miss Bertha Case is kept at home with the
mumps and her place in the school is taken
by her sister.
Miss Emma Green, the music teacher, will
visit her home, LIE Sueur, next Friday, and
| remain one week.
Sam Rice will move into the city in few
days. taking possession OF the house now oc-
cupied by DR.. Peck.
Miss Della Anderson and Miss Willard visit
ed Winona friends during the school vacation
last week, returning Saturday.
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whose home is in Buenos Ayres. She is now
| In London on her way to this country.
.Jndge Allen writes us, that he will return to
Austin May l.; also that Rufus L. Kimball an
old resident of Austin, died at Los Angeles,
March 80 1883.
Mrs. Joseph Parks returned to MINNEAPOLIS
Tuesday, being summoned home by tele-
gram announcing serious accident to her
youngest son.
Mrs. Bell, of Waupon. Dakota, and Mrs.
Hay. Of Rochester, sisters of Mrs. D. B. Smith
city the past week.
Chris Brown started for St. Paul by the way
or Albert Lea Saturday, but had to return to
the outside world.
pleased to learn of her convalescence under
the successful treatment of her physicians at
St. Joseph's Hospital.
Mrs. Requa was visiting her sister, Mrs.
Prof. Palmer at Brownsville, last week. Mr..
Requa went over Friday and returned with
Mrs. Requa Saturday.
Mrs. Seymour Johnson returned Saturday
from visit with friends in Albert Lea. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Price who visits
Austin for short time.
Prof. Elmer Lockerby aid wife of Sleepy
Eye, relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Engineer Brown,
were visiting Austin friends last week. Prof
Lockerbyis principal of the SleepyEye schools.
Miss G. Belle Hunkins came home from
Paulina, Iowa, Saturday morning to visit her
home for week. She will return to her
school duties at that place.agaln Friday after
noon.
Miss Anna Forster, of Chatfield, arrived in
our city Saturday morning. Miss Forster is
one of the new teachers in our public schools
and is to take the place made vacant by the
resignation of Miss Barnes.
Martha Nelson, sister-in-law of Jot an
Void. lett Austin Monday for her home in the
western part of FreebOrn county. Miss Mel
son has been staying at her sisters to attend
school, but for some time has been suffering
from severe attack of lung fever.
Andrew Knox starts to-day for the west to
be gone two or three weeks. In company
with Rush B. Wheeler and others he has
plated an addition to the city of Helena. Mon
tana. He goes to look after this property and
expects to replat portion Of it. He may ex
tend his trip to Washington territory in COM
pany with Mr.. Willard and take in some of the
interesting features of the Pacific slope be-
fore bis return.