A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Evans last Thursday,
Geo. Hillier and his family moved in
to the village last week.
Christian Basmusson has moved his
house into the southeast part of town
Louis Peterson has moved into the
W. S. Woodward house.
Miss Mabel Sleeper is clerking for
Seth W. Clark.
S. W. Douglas, missionary for the
American Sunday School Union, com
menced a series of meetings here last
Sunday. So far the meetings have,
been well attended and successful
They will continue during the present
week atjeast.
Miss Bessie Robertson of Alden is
visiting her sister, Miss Lillian Robert
son, one of our teachers.
Miss Sarah Gifford of Maiden Bock.
Wis., is visiting at Mr Iverson's.
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Henry Hobkirk is helping George
Auitfather break colts.
Mrs. Hotson, who has been sick for
nearly two months is slowly recovering
Mr. Bryan went to Austin Saturday
to visit his daughter, Mrs. John Roch
ford.'
James Flood is'staying at Will Pace's
and going to school.
There is to be a neighborhood dance
at W arren Padelf ords Wednesday night.
Ed Osborn visited friends here the
first of the week.
^Evelyn Pace came home from Aus
tin Thursday where she has been at
tending college since last September.
Mr. yid Mrs. Will Pace spent Sun-,
day at Justin Varco's.
For Sate..
Choice thoroughbred Silver Laccd
Wyandottes. Inquire of:
Mas. F. H. PiKis & SON,
'J Austin, Minn*
We make a few extracts ffom a let*
ter from Rev. F. L. Anderson of Chi-.
cago re^d at the prayer me^ti ig of the
Baptist church Thursday evening.
