Nora and Frances Conner were
down from Austin to spend Sunday
with their aunt, Mrs. M. J. Parmen
ter.
H. Pike moved into Austin last
week and are settled in the Mande
ville house at the south end of Chat
ham street. Leslie Pike takes charge
of the farm.
OAKLAND.
The dinner and sale at the Baptist
church was well attended. Proceeds
about $?5 net.
The Baptist Suncia}'- school is to
have a Christmas tree and program
at the church Tuesday' evening of
next week.
The Bennett family reunion will be
held on Christmas day this year, with
James Bennett.
Chas. Gusdavison is seriously ill
with heart and liver trouble. Dr O
Hegge is in attendance.
Veteran Robt. A. Dearmin is suff
ering fronj sciatic neuritis and under
the doctor's care.
The Farmers Elevator took in
stock Saturday and Monday.
Sorenson of Albert Lea vis
ited his son here Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs, R. L. Donavan of the McMil
lan farm is sick and under the doc
tor care at present.
The school will 'have 'a Christmas
en-«ifrr*^innien* nex*
Friday afternoon.
Wm. Pilgrim is visiting his son
here.
Chris, and Henry Hendrickson of
St. Paul visited friends here Satur
day.
Miss Jessie Hayes who broke both
bones in her right forearm in a re
cent runaway accident is improving:
nicely.
Miss Carman GusHavTsow was in
Austin Saturday.
Miss Lyda Register fs viStfing her
brother Alden.
5 Andrew Midje Recently, stepped
through a broken board on his porch
broke his right leg above the
ankle. Hegge put ft plaster of
pans cast on his foot Tuesday and
he is now able to--be about on crotch
es.
WEST LANSING.
