The annual mission meeting of the
Norwegian Lutheran church for the
Fillmore district opened with the
church here Tuesday of last week
closing Thursday evening. An inter
esting program was given.
A class of seven expects to gradu
ate from our high school at the com
ing commencement.
Fred Dufty of Austin visited his
daughter, Mrs. Joe Lewis, last week.
Evangelistic meetings every even
ing this week at the M. E. church.
The Congregational ladies held a
social Wednesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Lockwood.
"My Partner" was given Friday
evening under the direction of Mrs.
Showalter by home talent from Dex
ter.
TAOPI.
There have been 22 carloads of
grain sidetracked on the Milwaukee
road here for nearly three weeks.
They were brought here Jan. 14 and
the engine went back to Austin. This
helps to explain the shortage of cars.
Is this done to accomodate some
shippers by storing their grain for
them while others have to wait sev
eral days after ordering cars?
The old school building has been
moved south of the Milwaukee
tracks.
Fred Brunce went to the Mayo
hospital at Rochester last week for an
operation for cancer.
Wm. Heimiller of Alta Vista, Iowa,
has opened up a restaurant and bar
ber shop here.
A. Walderon. our buttermaker, has
returned from his Texas trip and is
all ready for business.
A basket social was held in the
Mitchell building Saturday evening.
A union depot is the latest project
here. We are getting to be a second
Minneapolis and must have such
things.
John Eastwold had his hand
crushed while hauling wood Tuesday.
RACINE.
The newly elected officers of the
Racine Coop. Creamery Assn. are:
C. H. Steffens, pres. F. E. Miland,
vice pres. Silas Utzinger, sec. C. M.
