Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-02-20


GRAND JURY.
n. dwelling, Nevada.
J. F. Carson, Racine.
J. D. Allen. Leroy.
81. Sanborn, Racine.
G. Philips, Marshall
Ole Jorgens, Grand Meadow.
Geo E. Wilbour, Austin City.
P. Wilder, Lyle.
G. W. Dean, Frankford.
Geo. Corbitt, Taopi Village.
H J. Hanson, Adams.
Jas. DcRemer, Nevada.
G. r. Church. Waltham.
James Truesdell, Austin City.
A. Dickerson, Town.
O. R. York. Brownsville.
j. T.. Neller, Udolpho.
Seymour johnson, Austin City,
IL. W. Lightley, i" Town.
L. G. Lindsey, Frankford.
G. N. Conkey, Window.
H. H. Shook, Brownsville.
PETIT JURY.
w. NJ. Corbitt, Marshall.
w. T. Vaudeville, Austin City.
John Thompson, Lansing.
W liam Bentley. Grand Meadow.
P. Corniff, Clayton.
w. w. Officer, Austin Town.
R. H. Dinsmoor. Austin Town.
G. L. Peck, Waltham.
w. L. Henderson, Leroy.
Maurice Cotter, Austin Town
j. P. Johnson, Pleasant Valley.
A. J. Porter, Leroy.
Ira Snyder. Window.
G. Betcher, Dexter.
K. Amundson, Nevada.
G. S. Wilson, RaciEe.
0. A. Dickinson, Pleasant Valley.
Thomas Hunt, Brownsville.
Geo. NJ. Fish, Austin City.
W. r. Vandegrift, Austin City.
J. G. Hawkins, Window.
c. Weber, Taopi Village.
G. Proeschel, Dexter. t.
j. Beach, Lyle.
THE New ODD FELLOWS HALL.-As
an instance of one of the good results
which self-sacrifice and energy can bring
out of adverse circumstances, we may
cite the convenient and elegant new Ode
Fellows Hall, which is receiving it's fin
ishing touches. This hall is situated il
the new Shaw block, second story. and ir
the rear of L. Frenchs new law office
Ascending from the sidewalk by direc
flight Of stairs, the visitor enters the out
side hall and looking up sees beautifully
upon the transom glass of til,
outer ante room the ''all seeing eye" thu
three Inks" and the initial letters, 1
O. O. F. Passing through the doorway
we enter the outer antc-room, 6x10, neatl,
carpeted, and containing a wardrobe fol
the use of any society which may sub-ren
the hall. Next comes the main ante-room
9x1,6 also carpeted, we'll lighted ant
warmed, containing much larger ward
robe for the use of the lodge. Then enter
ing the lodge room, the eye rests upo'
one of the suggest and most attractive
halls in the state. Its dimensions are q
feet in length by 20 feet Z inches in widtl
with 14-foot ceiling, On the floor is
handsome new carpet, cost $103. At tn
farther end of the hall, looking east, i
the dais of the Noble Grand, surmounte'
by an elegant canopy IN red, with tire
fine new chairs, upholstered IN velvetee
of the same color. At the opposite en-
of the hall the canopy and furnishing
are the same in design, but blue in color
The woodwork of the hall is finishe
dark, with gilt picture-frame moulding
Is inches from the ceiling. The ligh,in
and heating arrangements are ample
The windows are furnished with insid
blinds, finished light. One of the attrat
tive features of the lodge room is til
large number of photographs of old men
bers, nearly every one of whom hav
either died or removed from this localit,
The new hall is convenient of acces.
happy in It's arrangements, elegant in ii
furnishings. and cannot fail to make
pleasant evening-home for all, especial
those who are without the genial SUI
| reundlngs of domestic life.