Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-01-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION
J. N. Oxley. from Iowa, was visiting Aus.i
friends last week.
Miss Gertie Ellis has returned to Omaha tt
resume her school duties.
Mrs. Geo. Burnham will return from he
grooming Prairie visit Friday.
Miss Edna Comstock, sister of Mrs. s. 8
"ashourn. is visiting in the city.
D. A. McFadden has been slightly indispose,
or late, but is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert French were tn.
guests of DR.. Gibson during the holidays.
Charley Cook is full fiedgeo man now, hav
ing celebrated his 2lst birthday last week.
G. W. Holt. employed at Enees mill, has
been taking lay-or during the holidays.
Miss Carrie Manning had q weeks vacation
ana spent Christmas and New Years at home
Miss Fannie Gies will return to Spring Val
ley Saturday, her school beginning next Mon.
day.
Mrs. T. D. McFadden visited friends at
"averly, Iowa, last week, returning Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Nicks. of Dubuque, Iowa, a relative of
| a
this week.
P. H. Friend. of Clarinda, Iowa. was in the
city last week looking up a location for a
clothing house.
/ Will Holt has been promoted from wiper at
the round-house, and now has charge of the
boiler house.
| E. u. Hoag went to Mason City Monday to
make arrangements for bread while he ia fx-
| ing up his bakery.
Miss Clara and Fanny Gies went I'D to Owa-
| tonna last Thursday to visit a few days With
| friends at that place.
Jim Wilton was down from Minnea polls
last week. visiting his brother Clarence. He
| returned home Monday.
Miss Belle Horrobin went to Monona, Iowa,
Monday in company with her uncle, T. j., to
visit her grandfather.
Mrs. }. W. Shelby, of Monona. Iowa, daugh-
ter OF Aid. Beiseker, has been spending a
| week with relatives and friends.
Julius johnson took a two weeks lay-ofr
from his duties at Engle's mill to visit his par
ents and celebrate the holidays.
Miss Eta B. Mahcn went to Mason City
| Monday afternoon to attend New Years re-
ception. She expects to return about satur-
day.
MISS =. Belle Hunkins. teaching at Paullina
| Iowa, has been at home during the holidays.
| She will return to her school tomorrow or
next day.
! Lon Hollster, who has been "ra)lying
around tho scenes of his boyhood's useless
ness for a week past, returned to his duty al
Morris, MIMI. Monday.
! Mr.. and MS. J. F. Giles went to Chatfeld
Saturday. accompanied by Mr.. Giles sister,
who had been visiting them. Mr.. and Mrs
Giles returned Monday.
| Rebecca Johnson and Ella Hunt. of Wal
than, Miss Sutton. of Rose Creek, and Miss
Mvra Maxwell. of Austin, returned to the
Wlnona Normal Tuesday.
r. E. Shepherd visited St. Paul Friday, and
consequently missed the pleasure of Friday
hunt Not much of loss however, consider
ing the state of the weather.
| Lewis johnson, who used to work for Ames
at the Foundry, but for two years past has
been living at Minneapolis, has returned to
Austin to live, and is with Ames again
| Calvin Decker left Tuesday for his home in
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visit at the old home and regaining his
| strength during the last few weeks in Austin
Register of Deeds Eugene Wood is limping
arouDd on three legs, as it were, (using a cane
for No. -, the effects of rheumatism Not
very painful he says. but awfuily disagreea-
BILE.
Fred Kennedy was wandering about the
| country last week. nobody knows where, or
! for what cause. Explain yourself Fred. or we
shall have his carcass" set on you to ascer-
| tain where the attraction is.
T. j. Horrobin, uncle Of w. C. Horrobin,
| who has been visiting Austin for two weeks
past. went to Monona, Iowa, Monday noon. to
visit brother. He will also visit friends in
Ohio on his way home to Utica, Pennsylvania.
". G. Hunter, of Aberdeen, Dakota, who
came down to enjoy Christmas with his Aus
tin friends, returned home last Thursday.
w. q. wants to look a little out, and not wait
| so long another time before he makes his Aus
| tin friends visit.
Will Cast, of Pierce S Davidson's tonsorial
| rooms. went to Prairie du CHEN last week
(Monday) to visit his parents, expecting to re-
| turn Friday. AS he has not shown up as vet.
we presume he is buried in a snow bank some
! where on the road.
Engineer j. ID. Beecher is laid off while his
| engine is beng rep aired. Engineer Beechcr
| drew the passenger week ago Monday morn
| ing that was wreck ed at Walcot. and on his
| return trip, bis engine was damned against a
| train on the side track, which had not backed
far enough from the main track.
Thede Mollison will rot urn RI Chica on Thnre
day Or Friday. to pursue his studies in the
Illinois School of Pharmacy. from which be
expects to graduate about the Goth of Feb.
ruary. He then has position as assistant in
the Microscopical laboratory, and will take q
POSTGRADUATE course, finishing up about the
18th OF July.
Cupfd's Work.
| Below we give list of the marriage
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