Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-04-09
PERSONAL MENTION,

Mrs. J. NJ, Cook was on the sick last week.
Ed. Goth returned from Milwaukee on Sat-
urday last.
H. b. Clark was at Dodge Center looking
up stock Monday last.
Phi. Mclaughlin went to St. Paul with
stock on Monday last.
Mrs. Seymour johnson IS visiting with
friends In Albert Lea this week.
c. Fl. Webber goes to Taopi to-day to look
after his farming interests there.
Mrs. j. F. Andrews and son arrived from
Manchester, Iowa, on Monday last.
o. Slocum is moving his family into one of
W. Adams houses near the South bridge.
Mrs. Nugent, Mrs. Watt and three children
required the care of DR.. Allen last week.
Miss Matilda Halle, sister of w. H. Halle Of
tho Third Ward Drug Store, is in the city.
Frank Felch,' the genial clerk Of the Hotel
Robinson, took trip to St. Paul last week.
DR.. A. c. Wedge. from Albert Lea was
called last Tuesday, for council for Mrs. Rea,
s. Anderson went to St. Paul on Monday
last. He reports oats in demand at the SANITY
City.
Miss Forster went to Chatfleld last Friday
to visit her parents during her weeks vaca
ton.
L. Hurlbut will move his family into Mrs.
VIM. Woodson's house on College street this
week.
Mrs. F. Bagan of LIE Roy was in the city last
week visiting with her sister, Mrs. T. F. Arm
strong.
Edward Hutchinson Of Hesper, Iowa, cousin
of Mrs. c. H. Wilbour, is visiting relatives in
this city.
Rev. s. H. Dewart will move his family into
Mrs. G. w. Taylor's residence on Church street
tomorrow.
Mort Wall of Spring v alley is in town. Mort
has hosts of frienns here who are always glad
to sec him.
Mrs. Lott1e E. Cox of Billings, Mont, is ex-
pected homo on visit to her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. d. B. Johnson.
George Edgerton started out on his second
year for the agricultural firm of D. NJ. Osborn
L. Co. of Chicago, Monday last.
The Misses Lloyd of Spring Valley were the
guests Of MRS. C. W. Taylor last week. They
returned to their home on Saturday last.
VIM. Emmerson has returned to Austin, ITO
stay, you bet your life," ne says. He thinks
Austin a little the bestplac he has found,yet.
Miss Addie Cook has been reelected in the
Spring Valley schools at a salary of SIS per
month, an increase of IS per month over last
year.
Mrs. N. Koile, of whom we made mention in
our last issue of being taken to St. Paul for
treatment, we are pleased to learn is recover
ing rapidly.
D. j. Jones, former resident of this city,
now of Ash Grove, Mo-, is in the city shaking
! hands with old friends. He will return home
next week.
H, P. Halverson visited the twin cities Fri
day last, and from there went to Benson.
! Mnn., where his wife was visiting. They ex-
pect to return today.
Miss Maggie Ganser was visiting her cousin.
! Mrs. Geo. Christensen, last week. On Satur-
day she returned to Owatonna, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen.
Charley Litchfeld spent Easter Sunday
with his parents. He intends moving to Ten
nessee, where he will go into business. May
success go with you Charles.
Wells Advocate: Mrs. Leslie of Austin,
! accompanied by her two children, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. X. +. Woodard...-..
Mr.. W. H. Ketzback visited Austin on Mon.
! day.
| The Misses Emma and Emily Lobdell, Mas
! ters Jimmie Stevens and Ray Wall of Spring
Valley, were the guests of Winnie and Matte
| Ober last week. They returned home on Sat-
urday last.
NJ. D. Davidson came down from Minneapo'
| lis on Saturday last to visit his Mother, Mrs.
s. l.. Davidson. He returned to his studies at
| the State University yesterday. He reports
that l.0O2 students are attending that institu'
| ton.
Rev. w. r. Stanley returned from Hampton
Iowa, on Saturday last, where he has been
conducting series of revival meetings, dur
ing the past week. He reports considerable
interest manifested, and feels gratiaed with
the result.