Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-03-29
GRAND MEADOW.

Mrs. James Peterson went to Albert Lea
last week.
on Monday last.
John Peterson moved building on Fri
day OF last week.
Mrs. Remington's sister, who is visiting
her. has the measles.
home In Cambria, Wis.
~; Mrs. G. G. Cole entertained the sociable
Wednesday evening last.
n. Turner has moved to Fulda near
which place he has farm.
&C. A. Auten has leased the dwelling of w.
W. Ranney. south of the II. Il.
The wife of Racine's> worthy P. NJ,
guest at the residence of A. j. Stewart.
Prof. H. H. Gronvold is giving a series of
lessons in penmanship at the school house.
Miss Dora Requa, who has sojourned in
Iowa during the past winter. returned last
Miss Alice Stills of frankfort, leaves to-day
Tor Rochester, and from thence will take
train for Dakota.
Grand Meadow, visiting his sisters, Mrs.
Lawrence and Mrs. Gray.
49,. The creamery building is enclosed and
the interior arrangements will be pushed to
completion as fast as possible.
49,. ]Ms IS james McClosky, W. T: Hughart
the past week attending court.
-Rey. VIM. Copp has leased the residence
or II. r. Cary for the summer. Mr.. Cary will
move on to his farm in a few weeks.
Mrs. Abner Hunt is still on the sick list.
!Although not considered dangerously ill, yet
II convalescing, it Is not perceptible.
Barber Neusem has fitted up the interior
of his shop in hobby style, and has taken a
son of Hans Anderson as an apprentice.
&C. J. Taylor has ''gone west," whittier to
we are unable to say. MIR. Guile Hested has
charge of the business in Mr.. Taylor 8 absence.
The creamery well has reached depth of
Mr.. Elliott is still at work at it with undimin-
ished energy.
Our friend John Hudson, who has been
with Hon. G. F. Greening for the past two
years, has re-engaRed for another year. John
Is most exemplary and trustworthy young
| Greening.
Our friend Whsle was somewhat mistaken
IN his prediction of the following of the
Instead Of monkey and a hand-organ, it
was trained bear exhibiting male and fe-
| male of the human type.
g. H. Allen has purchased the residence
OF Z. A. Auten, which he will move over and
attach to his store to be used in connection
| with the rooms above as a residence. This
will greatly add to the comfort and con-
yenience of Mr.. Aliens family, who have
1ounu IL at tunes quite lncOnVenlent to Occu-
Ply quarters wholly in the second story.
Among the newsy local papers, the Spring
Valley Vidette is just coming to the front
rank. We regard that and the TRANSCRIPT
as the nc plus ultra of country papers, and the
business men of both Spring Valley and Aus.
tin should consider that no enterprise Of eth
er town Is laboring harder for the interests of
| their patrons than the two papers above
named. That is our opinion, for what it is
worth.
| We received the cards of Mrs. Myra A.
BoughtOn nee Booth at one time resident
of this village, but later of WalcOtt, D. T.
from which uncongenial cline Mr.. Boughtor
has transplanted her to his home by the
broad Ohio. Mrs. BOughtOn also has oul
thanks for portion of the cake. Mr.. Bough
ton and lady have been visiting her friends II
this place but leave to-day for Ohio. And a!
they glide along through the future, may
their sky be unclouded and their pathway
strewn with roses. nf31l