Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-09-12

by neighbOr, Alec Huntley. At the time
Of going to press we have no further
particulars. Il
q. Hildahl has been preparing the
rooms in the Crane building. third door.
north of First National Bank for pho
tograph gallery. He expects to get open
ed up for business this week. Is now
waiting for his outfit.
PERSONAL MENTION. s.5 NJ
Landlord Tryon, Of Owatonna, was in the
city Friday.
Mrs. Annis, Of Albert Lea. spent few days
tp Austin last week.
X F. A. Ticknor and family are taking in the
State Fair and Exposition.
j. G. Bennett, Of the "New Era Road Grad
err returned to Austin Saturday. #
L. West started for the east Tuesday to
make preparations for that tall trade.
Henry Miner returned Saturday from De-
kota, where he has spent the summer.
Miss Mia Milford returned to Minneapolis
Wednesday after months:visit in Austin.
Rev. D. p. Grosscup started Sunday evening
for two weeks visit at his old home in Ohio.
Miss Green visited tho Exposition last
Thursday, accompanied BY Win Days little
girl.
Miss French, a teacher Of Parker, Dakota,
Is visiting her uncle, Lafayette French, Of
this city.
A.C. Case, A. Folsom and Miles Trowbridge
start for the Pacific coast tomorrow. A bus
mess call. i.
Mrs. Giles returned from her Chalfleld visit
pleased him. -.'n.
Mankato Free Press: Mr.. and Mrs. John
n. Ray left this morning for q few days. visit
with Austin friends,
Miss Spillane, the courteous operator at the
Western Union telegraph Office. spent Sunday
with friends in Rochester. !
Jay Hayes attends the International G AR.
Encampment at Columbus. Ohio, leaving last
Friday with Park Goodwin.
Mrs. Carrie Campbell was down from Min
neapolis to spend Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Schwan.
Lafayette French was in LIE Roy Monday as
counsel for Huntly, the man RESTED for
shooting at Hon. John Frank.
J. II. Makepeace started Saturday for St.
Paul, to take charge of a position In the sheep
department at the state fair.
Rev. w. E. Stanley started for the east Sum
day evening, taking advantage of the excur-
sion rates then in vogue.
DIR. Emma Washburn, of the Northwestern
Hospital, Minneapolis, is visiting her father,
s. 8. Washburn, of UdoIphO.
Mr.. Bonnell. OF Spring Valley, called at the
TRANSCRIPT Office Monday on his way to
Charles City, to give his popular lecture on
Japan.
Mr.. O. W. Apgar, who has been studying
with Rev. D. P. Grosscup, left the city Thurs
day for two weeks visit iii St. Paul and Min
neapolis.
Winnebago City Press-News: F. A. Schleu-
der, jeweler, and W. W. Patterson, typo, both
of Austin, were the guests of o. c. Retsloff a
few days of this week.
- c.. II. Weber leaves to-day "Wednesday
with his wife for Battle Creek, Mich, where
she will remain a year at the Sanitarium un-
less sooner restored to health. ,w
Mankato Free Press: Mr.. and Mrs. CT.
Kicker, of Lansing, Mrs. A. E. McCarty and
Miss v. Gordon, of Minneapolis. are the
guests of Mrs. c. D. Smith, of CLARK street.
Rev. DR.. Adams, travelling syn odtcal mis-
sionarv of the Presbyterian church. and a
general on Logan's staff during the war,
passed through Austin on Thursday.
DR.. Alexander Macdonald has written to
Surgeon General Hammond, rendering his
services to assist in ministering to the fever
stricken people of Jacksonville, Florida.
Miss Rose Galloway began a four months
term of school at Ramsey last Monday. Miss
Galloway Is proving herself very successful
school-ma'am. and our Ramsey friends are to
be congratulated on their choice.
Miss Gertie Ellis started Thursday for Oma-
ha, where she has a fine position as teacher
in the public schools. She was accompanied
by her brother Charlie. Kit Carson Ellis has
gone to Winona to enter the Normal school
there.
J.J. Hayes started for the east Friday with
the G.. AR. Excursionists He will visit Chi
cago, Cleveland, Columbus, and possibly New
York, during his absence of two weeks. On
his return he will bring back a nice addition
to that well selected jewelry stock that is now
to be seen at his store.
McGregor Times: Little Nellie O'Brien re-
turned from Austin, Minn.. Monday evening.
She has been visiting there with Mrs. James
Allen and little ones. The trip and the visit
were quite enjoyable. 80. Mrs. A. T. Specht
and sons returned Monday evening from
their several weeks visit with friends In Aus
tin. ...,. .