Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-12-26
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sS Ed Stanley was In Austin last N edncsaay. 81
5S Fred McIntyrc. vent ID Austin 10 spend his.
4 Christmas. sS5 II =$.:5
81 Mrs. w. H. Barknlloo, who has been quite
i'll, is Improving. N
Il. Miss Allie Donaldson went to Mitchell, Iowa,
Saturday. to remain during the holidays.
Miss White, daughter OF Landlord White, OF
/ the Railway House. was in Austin Saturday.
u Misses Maggie and Frankie Weloh, cooks at
: the Railway Hotel, returned to En,mettsburg,
Iowa, last Saturday. 81 . .s&
.ss J. .. Mccarthy was relieved % $50 last FRI
g55 Clay night, stolen from him while under the
uf strong drnk. ,5.sSs / ,%
s$a5 George Vest smiles all over on aeco.lat Of
II OF that new..Vest" 81 his. Not a cotton at
fair. but IL nice blght little girl. -
Miss Andriene Haiverson. teaching IN dis
trict No, g. Nevada, has gone, 10 her home 1T
Clear Lake, Iowa, for the holidays.
j Vincent Schmundt, of Mitchell, iowa, who
is teaching the Otranto school, was shaking
hands with friends in Lyle Saturday.
Lars Berg, q brakeman and resident Of
Lyle, fell from a car at Usage last week Mon.
day, and broke his arm. DR.. Coeb reduced
the fracture.
Harry Wall and Orry Hyde, of, Mitchell,
were in Lyle short time Saturday, on their
way home from Minneapolis, where they are
engaged in business. as &@.a
+ Mr.. and Mrs. McCarron lost another child
last week. Miss Gertie, aged about eight
years, making the third one this fall They
have the sympathy Of the entire community
in their sad bereavement. -.>~
We hear of big fight at the Opera Hall Q ne
night last week, between Ole Il. Jeuson of
Carpenter, ana Ed Rice, of Usage. The bat
Tie was declared in favor OF Jenson on a foul
blow given by lslce. The light lasted but a
short time and was not very satisfactory to
the crowd who wanted more ..s o.. -
Miss Ella Burke, her sister and Miss Julia
Peterson drove out to @. II. Browns one day
last week for visit, On returning home the
team became Interchangeable and ran away,
throwing al three Of the girls ont on their
heads, quite seriously injuring Miss Peterson
: who had to be left at Mr. Browns for treat
ment. The two Misses Burke were consider
ably bruised about the head and face, but not
seriously The buggy was almost entirely de-
moIished. s. ..s..@
young man by the name of Nels jacobson
who was boarding with A. H;sdebraud had
been out quite late Saturday night with his
companion and after his bedfeilow was asleep
Jacobson took $3.50 from pair OF pants be-
longing to Mr.. Gutherlest who occupied an
Other bed in the same room. The noise awoke
Jaeobson's companion who saw him go out.
Ar. Gutherlest also awOke and reaching for
his pants and finding that they had been re-
moved sprang up and followed the young
man. Inquiry Of the Office boy as to who
came down stairs proved that jacobson was
the culprit. Mr. Gutherlest ran out of the
front door and looking toward the barn saw
the young man going that way. When Jacob
son came up stairs Gutherlest took him by
thethroat and tried to get confession out of
him. Only when locked up did he propose to
diYulRe and then on the promise that Mr.. 6
would not appear against him, confessed that
he had hid it. On being let out Monday the
young man skipped.