Resolutions of Respect—Whereas
our heavenly father has removed
from this life Mr. A. Adams, father
of Sister O. J. Dickens: therefore be
it resolved that Mizpah chapter No.
36 O. E. S. extend their heartfelt
sympathy to his bereaved family.
Resolved that these resolutions be
spread on the records and a copy be
published in the Transcript.—Chris
tena Hanson, Lillabelle Gillette, Aur
elia Thatcher, Com.
Whereas our heavenly Father has
removed from this life Isham Thatch
er, a brother of Brother J. N. Thatch
er be it resolved that we extend to
him the heartfelt sympathy of Miz
pah chapter No. 36 O. E. S. Re
solved that these resolutions be
spread on the records and a copy
published in the Transcript.—Chris
tena Hanson, Lillabelle Gillette,
torn.
Mrs. Delia Webb went to Austin
last week where she will receive
treatment at St. Olaf's hospital for
two weeks.
Mrs. O. Hanson returned on Mon
day noon from St. Olaf's hospital,
where she recently underwent an
operation.
LANSING.
D. H. Johnson of Brownsdale was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Carll
aDd
Mrs. J. Hahn took
advantage of Market Day in Austin
Wednesday.
Miss Stella Thompson gave a dinner
Iarty Saturday to about ten of her
little girl friends.
Ralph De Young spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs, A. Gprdy of Pleasant
Valley,
Oil account of the rain Rev. C. D.
Belden did not come up Sunday to hold
eervices.
The Ladies Aid will entertain at
Mrs. Stanley Vaughan's Thursday af
ternoon. Everybody welcome.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
