Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-04-25
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PERSONAL MENTION.
L. F. Clausen was at Adams Monday.
c. H. Webber was in st. Paul Monday.
Chris Brown took in Waltham Saturday.
DR.. johnson was at Rose Greek Tuesday.
Mrs. Or. Gibson was visiting in st. Paul last
week.
G. W. Skinner, of Lyle. was in the city Sat-
lrday.
VIM. Baker, of Brownsville, was a caller
last week.
N. Kingsley was in Chatfield the lost OF the
the week.
Col. Edwards, of Spring Valley. was in Aus
tin Thursday.
B. s. Benner and wife, of Dexter, were in
Austin Friday.
DR.. Gray, of Brownsville, was in the city
last Wednesday.
Miss Belle Gleason returned to Blooming
Prairie Monday.
NJ. Guthrie, Of Blooming Prairie, was in
Austin Thursday.
FL. Howell, of the Edison Electric Light
Co.. is in the city.
Mrs. j. &. Jocelyn, of Grand Meadow. spent
Sunday in Austin.
Dell Wright has gone to Winona to attend
the business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hurlbut went to Mason
City on visit Monday.
John Rowiey, OF Pleasant Valley, was over
to the county seat Friday
Rev. P. B. Peabody departed last Thursday
for his new work in Kansas.
Drs. johnson and Macdonald visited Rose
Creek professionally Monday.
Eddie Lawyer, now of Duluth. is visiting
old friends in Austin this week.
Miss Edith Gatzman, of Waseca, made her
sister short visit last Thursday
D. G. Washburn, of Spring Valley was over
last week, visiting Austin friends.
E. Noakes, of Blooming Prairie, made fly-
ing visit, to Spring Valley last week.
Mr.. Lewis Jorgenson, of Jackson, MiEn,,
was in Austin the first Of the week.
We noticed Joseph Neller and Henry Dem
mis-, of Udolpho, in the city Wednesday.
Miss Belle Gleason. of Blooming Prairie, at
tedded the Teachers Institute last week.
Rev. c. E. Wright will exchange pulpits
next Sunday with Rev. Williams, OF North
field
Miss Camp Engie has frequent calls as q
magnetic healer. She visited Grand Meadow
Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Symes, of Blooming Prairie,
was in Austin Friday, the guest of Mrs. Geo.
Burnham.
Thos Morrill,, OF Minneapolis, was in Aus
tin last Wednesday, to attend the funeral of
his father.
Edward Bassett, Of Udopho, was in the
city Friday and Saturday, tue first time IN
several years.
F. T, Young was in the city Thursday, on
his way to st. Paul, and made the TRANSCRIPT
a pleasant call.
Miss Boyce remained from. the Institute to
visit friends here. She is a Spring Valley
school ma am.
Mrs. Whitehead. who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. c. n. Parks, returned TO her home
IN Waukegan, ILL.,, last Thursday.
Geo. and Rufus Allen left Monday to at
tend the funeral OF their father J. w. Allen.
who died very suddenly at Gunsolus, Indian
ma.
Henry Matthews, teaching tQ district 81, at
tended the institute last week. He called on
the TRANSCRIPT and ordered copy sent to
his address.
William Bassett writes US from Avon Bon
homme county, southern Dakota, where he
is located, that erops have been cut on there
for two years, by the drouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gates returned from
California Monday evening. We learn that
Mr. Gates wass robbed of about $50, at Tope-
ka, Kansas, while on his return.
Mrs. B. N. Lewis left yesterday for the
$500 where she expects to make her home
for some time. We hope Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
will soon be back with US to stay.
Miss Emma Washburn, who has been visit
ing her father in Udolpho for a week, spent
Sunday with friends in Austin. On Monday
she returned to her work in the Northwestern
Hospital in Minneapolis.
Thede M0llson goes to Ottumwa, Iowa,
this week. to accept q position as head of pre-
scription department in the establishment of
q. C. Peters at $50 per month. A fine start
for our stirring young friend. and we look for
him to keep it up.
CuhIue feTClVal, u son OF MT. fefClVal VINO
was engaged In the mercantile business in
Lansing many years ago, was visiting herea-
bouts last week, looking over q country
which he left when quite young. Mr.. PERCH
val is now resident of Jericho, Vermont,
where he will probably spend his days, but
Charlie, like many others, must see the coun-
try. and is Just returning from q trip to Cal
ifOrnia.
Dodge County Record: L. G. Camp
bell, of Austin, was up Monday for q
brief visit, but long enough to pay years
subscription for the Record, as well as to
look over the handsome but unique Camp
bell residence, from which he doubtless
got many suggestions to incorporate into
the dwelling which he is about to erect
this summer. ...
! Small Business.
! The person who exchanged an old
rusty saw blade for new one, can have
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