Mower County transcript., 1893-09-13
RAMSEY.
Melon acknowledgements on the Cedar
. Visitors-Picnic Party.

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Visitors-Picnic Party.
Henry Ames has clover seed for sale.
IN. Scanlon and wife went to the
worlds fair last week. -}
There was a dance at Pleasant View
farm the other evening. ..
Miss Mary Welsh, of the east side,
visited in Oakland Monday.
A number of the east side boys at
tended the German picnic the other
day.
J. A. Turnbull and family, of Oak
land, were visiting old friends here
Sunday.
The families of A. H. Chaplin, A. C.
Miner and Mr.. Cass had picnic the
other day.
Mrs. Frank Loocish, of Lyle, was
visiting her parents, of the east side
last week.
Mrs. Geo. Wheeler and daughter
Myrtle, of Brownsville, visited Miss
Anna Gregson last week.
c. A. Parker returned from La
Crescent Tuesday, where he attended
the funeral of Miss Catherine Came
ron.
The families of Lewis Lawrensen
and Chris MattsOn, of Oakland, were
camping on the banks of the Cedar
few days last week.
The lads are planning another melon
excursion for Wednesday night. We
would advise every one to guard their
melon patches. The boys will be
after pumpkins next.
The infant child of D. S. Barr died
Monday night.
ID. P. Olsen's father died in Min
neapolis last week.
Hon. J. J. Furlong is home for
few days from Chicago.
The Merry-go-Round has gone to
gladden. the citizens of Usage.
Ada Morgan has commenced her
school duties at Mapleton, near Man.
kato.
"A. w. Brown, of Racine, contem-
plates trip to the Chicago exposition
in the near future.
-Sociable of the Ladies Cemetery
Association this evening at the resi-
dence of G. H. Decker.
IN. Corning is building good barn
on his recently purchased property in
the south part of the city.
Mrs. e. J. Grattan, daughter of
William Cowan Of Red Rock, returned
Monday to her home at Tacoma,
Wash.
j. NJ. Knox. who has been at Des
Moines, Iowa. for about two years, has
returned to Austin to stay. We are
glad to see his face again.
&C. S. Wilcox and wife, of Florida,
who have been guests at the pleasant
home of Mrs. John F. Cook, left for
Chicago Monday evening.
Peter Haley,o of DEVILS Lake, n d.,
dropped in to see us yesterday after
noon. He is on his way home from
Indianapolis encampment.
Officer Manning was summoned
yesterday to Cedar Falls, Iowa, as a
witness in the case against Mail Agent
F. A. Smith, for larceny from the
mails.
Mrs. William Andrew was visited
Saturday evening by large circle of
friends to remind her that another
had just been added to her record of
birthdays.
Annual meeting of the Mower
County Sunday School Convention
meets at Brownsville next Saturday
and Sunday with very interesting
program.
&C. H. H. Coggswell, of the Gilt Edge
restaurant, next to the postoffice,
wishes to engage good cook. He
will also take fifteen or twenty addi-
tional day boarders.
The W. R. G. in large numbers
called in upon Mrs. Mary Lowell Sat-
urday evening to celebrate her BIRTH
day. A beautiful parlor lamp was
presented to her as pleasant remin-
der of the visit.
Among the departures of the week
for the worlds fair are C. H. David
son, Jr,, Carl Fairbanks, Fred Gleason,
Mrs. A. D. Dennison, Hon. H. W.
Lightly, Nellie Sims, Johan Wold,
Bert Dinsmoor and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Allen, L. Kirkland and
daughter.
Among the arrivals OF the week
from the worlds fair are Daisy Max
we'll, Libbie Corneveaux, Ben Mott,