Mower County transcript., 1890-07-30
PERSONAL MENTION.


u. H. Stimson went to st. Paul Monday.
Mr.. Sleeper, Of Brownsville, was over Mon.
day.
Mrs. DR.. Gibson got home from St, Paul
yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Baird and little son have gone to
visit Mrs. Baird's mother.
Mrs. Livermore and Clayton Smith and
family are visiting in town.
Harry Mcbride is home from weeks visit
with friends In WinQna.
Mrs. o. NJ. Davis, of Upton, Iowa, is visiting
her brother, Frank Ticknor.
Misses Annie Mcbride and Tillie Dewart
have returned from Waseca.
Miss Bertha Dunkelman will 20 to st. Paul
and Chaska this week on a visit.
}. W. Shelby and wife of Mona, Iowa, are
visiting Austin relatives this week.
Mrs. .. W. Shaw gives a Kensipgton tea
this afternoon for her daughters.
Mrs. Dewart and son left for three weeks
visit to Michigan on Thursday last.
Miss Almeda Truesdeli, after several
weeks absence, has returned home.
Dan Collins, who Is now at West Concord
came down Monday night to see his friends.
Miss Anna Dunkelman, who has been visit
ing friends at Faribault has returned home.
G. A. Pooler and family are at home again
after a two or three weeks healthy vacation
W. F. Day is home from Dakota on visit.
He looks just as though he was doing we'll out
there.
Engineer William Searles. whose headquar-
ters are now at Jackson, is down for a round
with the boys.
turned on Friday last from two months
visit in Wisconsin.
We here that H. A. Ferris has embarked in
the matrimonial boat, having married young
lady at Osian, Iowa.
Ira Padden and Gene Kearney attended the
state convention last week to see how the
boys carried themselves.
T. A. Revord has returned from St. Paul.
He will form partnership with MIR. Ammer-
man and remain with US in the future.
II, Dunkelman, the old reliable cothier,
will visit eastern markets next week and Sc.
lect his fall and winter stock of clothing.
Mrs. NJ. Opre nheimer, and two children. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dettelbach.
return to their home in Tiffon, Ohio. today.
Judge Hathaway and family left Monday
for an outing at Green Lake, Wis. They will
occupy q pretty cottage there with relatives.
supt. c. D. Belden was nursing bad tooth
last week. 1t was not very pleasant thing,
as anyone might easily determine from bis
looks.
Mrs. Gushing will go on the G. A. K. excur-
sion. She will be Joined at Chicago by sister,
who is q prominent lady in Illinois W. K. G.
work.
Miss Lelah Lord of Owatonna, came down
last Thursday to visit her friends Miss Jennie
Crandall and Miss Ida Smith. She returned
Friday.
Ole Hanson Of Brownsville was in the city
last Thursday. MIR. Hanson is not very
neighborly, it being over year since he
visited us before.
Lee Dettlebach starts for the eastern mar
kets Saturday noon. He hasn't told us
whether he would need special train ba ok
or not, but that would be just like him.
L. D. Baird started Thursday night for
Washington and other eastern cities. While
in Washington he will see what can be done
with Mr.. Pierce's new patent for fastening
mail pouches.
Mrs. c. N. Taylor and son returned from
Waseca on Saturday after delightful stay
since the beginning of the assembly. She will
go to Boston with the G. A. RS. starting the
7th of August.
F. B. Ross, northwestern travelling passen-
ger agent, and J. H. Willoughby, northern
passenger agent of the Lake Shore, were in
the city last Friday on business connected
with the G.. A. H. excursion.
Miss Grace Wilbour will also avail herself
of the opportunity offered by the G. A. r. ex-
cursion. She will spend some time with
friends and while at Boston will pursuit. her
musical studies at the conservatory.
Mrs, DIR. Hollister is home from Morris,
Mimi. where she has been visiting her son, l..
o. Miss Clara Wood, who went with her,
remained, and will come down with Mrs.
Hollister, nee Miss Messersmith in a week or
two. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. White of Edinboreh, N. D.
arrived yesterday. Business calls MIR. White
home again tomorrow, but Mrs. w. will re-
main for several weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Grumshaw. and
would be pleased to receive calls from old
friends -..>~..
MIR. Dan Collins, clerk and operator at the
G. st. T. s. K. G. r. H. office, after long and
faithful service, has been promoted 20 a bet
ter place, and his place taken by Mr.. .Brieten-
gras, who comes from Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Dams promotion is well deserved. We well
come Mr.. Brieten9ras and hope he may be as
successful as Dan has been. III