Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-02-15
GRAND MEADOW.

DIR. Remington has brother from Oak ta
visiting him.
There were 81 couple at the club dance
Friday evening last.
S. G. Hand has rented A. Langworthy's
farm for FIVE years.
B. A. Cary has leased Alvah Hunts farm
for term of years.
The ice house FOR the creamery Is almost
completed and partly filled with ice.
j. d. Lesher has gone to Dodge Center, to
| visit his brother residing at that place.
Mrs. G. F. Goodwin is organist in the NJ. E.
church. and will lead the choir the ensuing
year.
--Jno. Conner has returned from his vest
ern trip, we hope, satisfied to remain in Grand
Meadow.
Mrs. Mary Simmons, nee Swan of Dexter,
was the guest OF Mrs. C. Auten during the
past week.
Mr.. Ripe, the new wheat buyer, has
moved into Hon. C. F. Greetings house, adj
joining Mr.. Warmers premises.
There was a donation recently Mt the
residence of N. Goodsell, in frankfort, for
the benefit OF Rev. J. Reeves. 1t netted about
$l2.
Tickets are out for Washington birth.
| day party, ED inst. ut the Heising building.
Supper will be furnished by Mrs. Sadie
| Nolan.
Miss Nina Gilberts0n, sister Of J. J. Gil.
bertson, is home from Lacrosse, and is qnite
low with consumption. 1t is feared she can
rot recover.
w. H. Bently was deputed as delegate to
visit Iowa creameries to learn what might be
of benefit to the stockholders in building the
Grand Meadow creamery.
BY invitation we dined at MIR. J. H. Non
| roe's on Sunday and partook of baked goose.
Now Mr.. Editor don't you wish you had been
there? 1t was certainly ''good to be there"
We received pleasant call from Miss
Emma Robinson and her brother, Lewis, of
Racine, who came to attend the Teachers
Association on Saturday last. Miss Robinson
! informed US that there were thirty teachers
In attendance.
The officers of the Grand Meadow Cream
| cry Association are:
| A. B. NJ. Lindsey President, N. Goopsell.
J. Knutson, Jno. Schroeder. Trustees, C. F.
| Greening Treasurer. H. N. Lowell was ap.
| pointed by the board as secretary.
"A team belonging to K. Schroeder started
| from town ON Thursday, and after distribute
ing portions of the wagon on the way, ran in.
| to A. L. Bush's wire fence, and were captured.
They we're somewhat injured by the barbs on
| the wire, and the wagon was considerably
damaged.
The pupils in the primary department Of
our school who have been neither absent nor
tardy for the month ending Feb. 8, 1852, are
Jessie Allen, Mamie Keith, Annie Elliott, Tora
Skyberg, Elgar Greening, Nettie kSchroeder,
Josie Greening, Lizzie Schroeder, Ned Glad
den, Henry Schroeder, Ora Hughart, Lydia
Schleiger, Carrie Jorgens. Stephen Whsle,
| Mabel Ross, Leon Warner, Tena Larson, Hen
ry Larson, BERTHE Larson, John 1mbruckson.
! AT the annual meeting Of the Grand Mea-
dow Cemetery Association held at the Office
Of NJ. o. Whsle, Feb. 18th, the following were
elected as trustees, viz: Geo. Foat, John Pet
erson and c. p. GLADDEN.. The Treasurer re-
ported very few sales Of lots, there having
been but three burials in the cemetery the
past year. The trustees met immediately
after the general meeting adjourned, and
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: c. P. Gladen President, NJ. o. Whsle
Secretary. C. F. Greeni1g Treasurer, s. 8.
Baken Actuary. Jas. RidlingtOn Sexton.