Mower County transcript., 1900-08-01
THETRAN NSCRIPT
AUSTIN, WEDNESDAY,. Aue. !, 1900.
REPORTERS NOTES.
Items of Interest that are Gath
cred from all Parts Of
r. the County.
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LEROY.
LEROY.
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LEROY.
W. n. Brown and B. Meyers. Jr.,
did business at Winona Monday.
Rev. ]. B. Jones and family are en-.
joying visit from Mr.. Jones' mother
and sister.
Prof. and Mrs. Lord are expected
home this week. Mrs. Lord is still in
quite poor health. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. MeGinnis nee Anna
Howe are expected home from China
early in August. Mr., MeGipnis'
mother and her little grandson will
also accompany them. I
Miss Nellie Brown who was so SER
iously Ill ia improving. .z ~
J.eH. Buck departed Tuesday for
Evansville, Wis. for a SIX weeks visit
with relatives. - x
Mrs. Maggie Kelly of Lacrosse was
visiting relatives in Leroy last week.
E. Gillett of Cresco was a guest OF
his daughter, Mrs. Caward, part OF
last week. =. -, ..iez.s.
MIR. and Mrs. Radford came over
from Riceville last week and are
guests Of her sister, Mrs. G. L. Brown.
Mrs. T. J. Bishop, Mrs. G.. w. Palm.
er and two daughters and Mrs. r.
Hall visited in Riceville Thursday.
Mrs. P. Orvold went to Cresco,
Thursday evening to visit relatives.. =
Mrs. J. M. Williams, of Riceville,
Wis ted 10 Leroy part Of last week
and over Sunday.
g.. Mrs. P. Cannon came down from
Minneapolis last week to visitrher son
Cha rles who was seriously Ill. = A~...s.}:
J.. E. Armstrong went to Austin
Saturday to remain over Sunday. :,
L. D. Baird aod wife of Austin were
guests at the Frank farm Sunday.
Chas. Upcraft went to Austin Sat-
urday and will visit his son at Bloom
ing Prairie before returning. -. d,
Chas. Holmes late OF Austin, who
has been running a barber shop for
a short time left Leroy between Sun
day and Monday. There are few In
LIE Roy who have cause to remem Der
him to the tune OF several dollars
each. His wife and little child, Of
Wykoff visited him for few days last
week. =, - -.>;s:> 80
The rem aims OF little Jessie Shines
who died at St. Mary's hospital, Roch.
ester, OF tuberculosis, we're brought
to Leroy for interment, funeral serv-.
ices being held in the Baptist church
Saturday at 2:3O p. m, conducted by
Rev: Rumsey. Little Jessie's taking.
away was very sudden. she showing
no signs Of illness till a few days be-
fore her death. The little girl was
about ten years and ten months old, q
winsome child, bright pupil and fine
musician for one so yOung,. and will
be sadly missed by schoolmates and
friends; as we'll as in the home, where.
parents and brothers and sisters will
hear no more the sweet voice'in song
that has erstwhile cheered the hearts
of all. We extend heartfelt sympathy
to the bereaved ones .zs....,., u
: Mrs. P. McTiRue departed Friday
for Aberdeen, S. D., for u month or
six weeks visit with relatives.
Leroy visitors Thursday, Ira c..
Harris Of Whitew water, Wis; Friday,
Mrs. E L. Rivers of Cresco. Saturday,
W.. H. Shepherd of Bailey; Monday,
r. A. Carmichael OF Austin, George
McGee Of Lime Springs. i. 81, :.
Attorneys Cstherwood and French,
Of Austin were here on business Tues.
day. s~ ~. s.. fss.s
Births: To Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Ofte.
dahl, July q, daughter; to Rev. and
Mrs. ]. r. Jones, July "A, daughter.
So -s$Se.--A 81 s.ss
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