Little Wallace Webster was badly
hurt at the J. H. Smith farm. He fell
upon a sharp stick which penetrated
his body. He was taken to Owatonna
by his mother who resides there.
WALTHAM.
E. Kamer and wife returned last
week from an extended visit at the
state fair and St. Charles, Minn.
Mary Baker of Winona, wh5 ZotT
has been visiting Mrs. Riley Brooks, with him
went to Waseca Tuesday to visit her
brother. The dance at Moscow hall Friday
Rev. W. R. Memmert delivered his
farewell sermon at the M. E. church
here Sunday afternoon and will
move to Pennsylvania where he has
a position as instructor in a military
school and will also continue in the
ministry. Mr. Memmert is a very
able speaker and we are- sorry to
have him leave us.
L. L. Quimby of Brownsdale was
in town Monday looking after his
telephone interests.
Mrs. Jennie Benton of Fremont, night/was well attended.
Neb.» visiting her sister, Mrs. C. j. w. Bird moved into his house in
the village Monday.
Ruth Frazer spent Sunday with
Mabel Lyon. Sam Bradford has an auction Sept.
—1_ 23and J. J. Wood on Oct. 4.
LANSING. I Carl Gusgasson of Albert Lea spent
A. E. Beadell, Who has had three Sunday With his parents here.
children sick in bed at the same! Mark Stevens visited in Alden over
time, reports the two oldest much Sunday.
better, but baby Don is sfill vef-y Bert Register took in the Albert Lea
wV Trimvan
st-
Paul
Mrs? cerD°VBeeridSeUnndoafyAuStin at-
S6rViCe her6 Sunday
visit with Mrs. Jas. Hanson. They i18 £?Ped
returned home Sunday noon.
Mr. Meyers, who has worked the
a an a so
the village several years, moved his
family onto the Carter farm west of
Austin Thursday.
