Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-03-22
GRAND MEADOW,
No. 2 $1Oe. Potatoes Csc.
Jas. McClosky visited Rochester last

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, Jas. McClosky visited Rochester las
week. =
Mrs. o. 8. Swensen of Sioux Falls
returned home last week.
"Jim" Tr'pp has gone to Dakota, hav.
ing purchased homestead there.
Five loads of hay in one string
passed through town on Monday last.
"A sister of Mrs. DR.. Remington has
been visiting a. the Dr's the past week.
WIN. Schleibe is now occupying
Chas. Firnhaber's house ON Second street,
Mrs A. G. Huff VISITED our neigh.
boring borough, Spring Valley, last week.
-Alvah Hunt has purchased Thos.
Coins farm, one mile northwest of the
village.
Jasper Bostwick and a son of A.
Northrup of Frankford, went west Wed.
nesday last.
Rev. VIM. Copp gave two temperance
lectures on Sunday last, instead Of the
regular sermons.
DIR. Remington was called to Pleas
ant Grove to visit patient last week. So
much for fame.
Ford Elliott has succeeded in finding
the long sought for rock at the bottom Of
the creamery we'll.
Mrs. W. Ross has gone to Madison,
D. T., t. see her mother Mrs. Rose, who
is not expected to live.
Albert Dale. a nephew Of G. G. Cole,
has been visiting his relatives In this
place for few days past.
Mrs. A6ner Hunt, who has been i'll
for two or three weeks, is no better, and
the two children are also sick.
Tickets of invitation are out for a
"school marns" dance on the Goth.
Music of course by Dean s. Stewart.
w. W. Rannry has improved the ap
pearance of the interior of his store by
adding new coat OF paint and paper.
III. NJ. Lowell is the proud father of
a bouncing son who arrived just too late
to get his name in the papers" last week.
The red"ubtable Harvey Williams
skipped out on Thursday last, leaving
behind az souvcnear sundry unpaid
board and livery bills.
ID. w. Donaldson will soon 60 10
Dakota, he says. The TRANSCRIPT SHALL
bear him company on account Of the
Grand Meadow items. IT'S thus modest
merit finds its reward.
Some one "slopped ovcr'' on the
creamery and located the building about
8 feet too far east and wrong end IL, ne.
cessi,a,inga reiram,ng Of portion of il
and moving the whole.
Our worthy station agent, W. A,
Conrad. has been promoted to the F"nn
tain station, at an increase OF sal ry. l,
seems that all the deserving railroad boys
get 1t sooner or later. There is n rumor
that r. B. Woodwork is to take this sta.
ton.
1T you are in need IT good judge
Of poultry, we can tell where to find one
but he did make one mistake. and bought
an a,tenua:ed Grower that had undoubt-
eddy seen generations pass away, uode,
The name Of turkey. His clerk for whom
the purchase was made. refused abSO
lntely to recognize the bird by 'ha,
name, and tried I" make the seller resume
ownership. hut in thi; he failed. To
s'lve the dilemma we propose the boys
put the thing up for rattle.
Following are the names Of pupils
attending school in district No. 60, Grand
Meadow township, who have not been
absent nor tardy during the school month
ending March 17'h: Cora Dickens
Thomas Cassidy, Mike Cussedy and AL
media Emery.
Average standing Of A and B grades
Cora Dickens 80, Willism Kinse la 98111
Thomas Cas.edy 90. AImrda Emery 9714
Willie Sicss 81. Lilly Siess IS. John Cas-.
sedy GO. Alma Daniels 80, Ella Hacket'
90%, Acena Seiss 90, Freddie Dickens So
Merton Daniels 81, Mike Cassidy 81
Jimmy Kinsella 81, Nicklas Cassidy
u, Kate Dwyre Is. Anna Dwyre 755
George Cassidy 7213, Albert Seiss ~
Lawrence Dwvre 63. Amy Daniels s.
Henry Seiss 60, Mary Seiss S.
CLARA NJ. JESTER, Teacher.