R. J. Gordon lead the Men's Meet
ing in Austin last Sunday afternoon
and his talk was good and to the
and
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Dakota For a burn or scald apply Chamber^
Mrs. Albert Nisson is visiting at Iain's Salve. It will alwy the pain aJf
her old home in Illinois. instantly and quickly heal the
E F. Greening is having his house injured parts. For, sale by all drug'
repaired.^:Our painters are un-. *Ms.
Funeral
in Hayward churfch Thursday.
Miss Florence Ryan arrived home
Sunday from Valparaiso, Ind., where
she took a course in stenography.
Mrs. J. E. Lugg died Thursday
morning, May 7, 1908, of consump
tion afte^ a lingering illness, age 29
years. She was the daughter of
Paul Peterson, an old resident of
Hayward and was born in Hayward.
£lhe was married about eleven years
ago The husband and three chil
dren-survive. Funeral services, con
ducted by Rev. H. B. Hazen of' Aus
tin, were held at the Baptist church
Saturday afternoon. Interment at
Fairview.
Albert Peterson of Washington
last.
Miss Mabel Jones was home from
Albert Lea college for Sunday.
Miss Margaret Morgan, who is
teaching near Emmons, was home
over Sunday.
Thos. R. Morgan and wife, Mose
Buchanan and John Lightley attend
ed the Old Settlers' meeting at Al
bert Lea.
District court opened at Albert
Lea Monday and several of our
townsmen are serving as jurymen.
Clarence Zerkel is running his
well drilling machine by gasoline en
gine, a big improvement over horse
power.
Mose Buchanan shipped the rest
of his furs to the Albert Lea market
Monday.
WALTHAM.
Oscar Erickson is visiting in Min
neapolis this week.
H. Hahn and wife of Sargeant
were in town Sunday.
Miss Ethel Stephan visited at
Nerstrand, Minn., Friday, returning
Saturday.
