Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
PERSONAL AIENTIO

PERSONAL MENTION.
E. B. Crane was In St. Paul Monday.
Fred Kopp wi II build in the Third Ward.
Miss Eta Vasey visited Taopi last week.
Mrs. butcher is visiting friends in Wiscon.
sin.
Capt. I. N. Hawkins and wife are back for a
few days.
L. Finklestein made short visit to Austin
last week.
for visit
Henry JudsOn, OF Morris, was visiting his
sister, Mrs. Avery, last week.
! Editor Converse, of Grand Meadow, visited
the county seat Saturday.
Miss Drown. of Brownsville. was visiting
Austin friends last week.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Eyre is recovering from an
acute attack OF dyspepsia.
Miss Nellie Engle, of Albert Lea, is visiting
her many friends in the city.
John Thompson, of Lansing, dropped in on
us in friendly way Saturday.
J. S. Bishop, of LIE Roy, was in Austin some
days last week on legal business.
Wentworth Hayes and wife came up from
LIE Roy Thursday with baby Weber.
G. T. Russell, of Grand Meadow, was in with
the assessors of the county Saturday.
1t Is reported that B. J. vanValkenbureh
home.
s. N. Frisbie, of Oakland, one of the noted
dairymen of this region, made us pleasant
call Friday.
Jack Mahoney, An old time employee of the
sition on the $500
Mrs. c. H. Weber has returned from Min.
neopolis, and is thought to be permanently
improved in health.
G. ProeschelI, one of the successful farmers
of Dexter, was in the city Friday and paid his
respects to the TRANSCRIPT.
Miss Truesdell will begin her school next
Monday. teaching in the same district that she
did last summer, three miles east of the city.
Clarence Hcftien is working for W. F. Day
in the sewing machine and organ business
| Clarence is rusher and will no doubt make q
success.
Thede Mollison departed for his new posi-.
ton Monday. failing to get away last week
according to agreement, for which failure he
| ASKS the indulgence of the public.
J. Solner returned last week from Califor
mia. Mr.. Solner finds the attractions OF Aus
tin too much for him and wherever he roams
is sure to roam back to Austin in time.
Isaac Stearns, brother-in-law of E. D. Hoag
has arrived from Burlington. Vt. Mr.. Stearns
is in partnership with Mr. Hoa3 in the bakery
and will make Austin his home hereafter.
n. B. Corey ran in Saturday for Sunday
| visit in the city, hailiDg from Woonsocket
Dakota. He expects to spend considerable
Of his time in Austin for the next two or three
weeks.
E. s. Lawyer returned to Duluth Thurs
day. He has beer visiting his mother for q
few days. The TRANSCRIPT acknowledges a
pleasant call from the enthusiastic young
DuIuthian and old time friend.
We are sorry to learn that our genial friend
J. S. Anderson has resigned his position on
the Milwaukee road. He says he intends to
take little time tor rest and looking about
We hope he will not pull up and leave the
city. He is one of the men that we need
around.
Hon. E. s. Hoppin was in the city Saturday
and made our Office pleasant call. Mr.. Hop
pin is much pleased with the harmony that
he finds prevalent in the Republican ranks
this fall and is looking for the nomination of
a man at Rochester that will leave Thomas
Wilson so far behind next fall that he will
forget that he was ever IN Congress misrepre-
senting his district.
A letter from Miss Alice Harvey, now at
Taftsville, VT, states that she expects to be
in Austin about the 2Oth of this month, fact
which will greatly please her many friends
here. Miss Harvey, during her winters visit
in Vermont, has improved the time in the
study of music and the newest and best meth
DDS of teaching. She reports a"lovely trip and a
pleasant VISIT" and will return with renewed
energy and enthusiasm, to give her pupils the
benefit OF her winters experience.