Lauritz Larson of Dakota, was down to attend his father's funeral.

Martin Larson died at his home Thursday of heart trouble. Funeral services were held at the church conducted by Rev. Eggen. Deceased was laid in his last resting place in sunny side cemetery. He leaves a wife and six children to mourn his loss.

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Gunder Larson passed away at the home of his son after a few weeks' illness. Funeral services were held at the local church Friday afternoon with Rev. Langehough officiating. Interment was made in the Pleasant Hill cemetery.

Funeral services were held Saturday for O. M. Larson, who passed away Wednesday evening at the home of his daughter, Mrs. H. Penny at Osage. Interment was made in the Pleasant Hill cemetery.

In spite of bad roads and severe weather last Thursday there was a large crowd in attendance at the funeral of Mrs. John Larson, whose remains were brought from Marion, N.D., for burial at the Pleasant Hill cemetery.

Last Rites Held for Dr. A. A. Lee, 77

Funeral services for Dr. A. A. Lee age, 77 of Lyle were held Tuesday, Jan. 27, at our Savior Lutheran church in Lyle with the Rev. Melvin Hauge, Pastor St. Olaf Lutheran in Austin, officiating.

Dr. Lee passed away at his home January 24 from a heart condition following several strokes.

He was Lyle's only dentist and he practiced there continuously for 45 years until his health failed in July, 1956 following a stroke.

Oliver Larson departed from this present existence last Wednesday after an exceedingly long period of intense suffering. His many friends are glad for his sake that he is at last at rest. The funeral services were held at Monona (sic) Church Saturday, Rev. Langehough officiating.

The remains of John Larson, a former resident of this community, were brought here for burial, in the Pleasant Hill cemetery, Thursday afternoon at 3:30. Mr. Larson has been residing with his brother near Orchard for many years, and passed away there, Tuesday.

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Mrs. Anna Larson
Funeral Held
Mona Lutheran

Mrs. Anna C. Larson, 97, long time Mona area resident, died Sunday, January 14 in Osage at the Erdman sisters home where she had been cared for the past six and a half years.

Funeral services were held on Wednesday, January 17 at Mona Lutheran church where she had been a member for the past 75 years, with Rev. S. Klemesrud officiating. Interment was in the Pleasant Hill cemetery at Mona.

ALSING J. LARSON

Alsing John Larson, 75, died early this morning at St. Olaf Hospital.

He resided at 1309 4th Ave. NE, and is survived by his widow, Gina; a brother and sister in Norway, Funeral services will be held Monday.

LARSON- Funeral services for Alsing J. Larson, 1309 4th ave., NE, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Mayer Funeral Home. Interment will be at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, near Mona, Iowa. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Sunday.

KILLED ON WAY HOME

OVER TAKEN BY THE I. C. TRAIN AT 7:05 SATURDAY EVENING ABOUT A MILE WEST OF LYLE.

Obituary

Mrs. Anna Knutson, the deceased was born in Solor, Norway Feb. 4th 1922. She came to America together with her parents while she was a little girl. The family came directly to Mitchell County, where they lived on a farm for a few years, and then came to Mower Co. In the year 1874 she was united in marriage to Ole Knutson. They lived in the village of Lyle 16 years after which they moved to the farm on which she lived at the time of her death.

Obituary

Martha (Holland) Johnson-Wilson was born 1838, March 13, Traanhjem, Norge. She immigrated with her parents to this country with her parents when she was twelve years old, 1850. They settled Racine county, Wis., near Michigan, on a farm. After four years they moved to Winishiek county, Iowa. At the age of 15 she was confirmed by Rev. Stubb, the father of Dr. H.G. Stubb. The church in which she was confirmed was the first Lutheran church built in America. It was a log building, later moved to St. Anthony, Minn.

The funeral of the late Oliver Knutson took place Saturday afternoon at the Lutheran church and interment was made in Pleasant Hill cemetery. The deceased was born in Lyle the 27th day of January 1880 where he made his home until his death and besides the hear relatives he leaves a large number of friends who mourn his departure. Oliver possessed a kind disposition and a quiet nature. While he had never been strong physically, it was not until a few weeks ago that he was compelled to give up work. About ten days before his death he went to St.

OBITUARY

Mrs. John Knutson, who has been ailing for a number of years, passed away last Friday while on her way from Rhame, N.D., to Lyle. Mrs. K had been staying at the home of her father, Hans. J. Olson near Rhame N. D. for the past few months.

She was born in Lyle Township Jan. 11th 1890 and lived here until four years ago when she was married to John Knutson and moved to St. Paul. The family later made their home in the northern part of the state.

Carl, the 16 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Kvalie who reside on the K. G. Knutson farm, passed away at the Hospital at Austin Sunday morning about one o'clock. He had been taken there three days previous. The deceased has been ailing about eight days before he was taken to the hospital but his case was not considered critical until he was given medical attention.

Peter K. Johnson, who had for many years been a resident of Lyle, passed away last Friday about one o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Larson west of Lyle, where he has been making his home since the 10th of December, after a lingering illness of three years with heart trouble.

He came to this country from Norway in 1870, where he was born November 1, 1850. His wife and only son have both preceded him to the great beyond. Mr. Johnson was a quiet citizen and made many friends.

OBITUARY.

Othelia Amalia Knutson-Thompson.
Born Sept. 18, 1877
Died April 14, 1911

Words can but faintly express the deep sympathy and tender feeling that goes out to the Tom Thompson family who were so suddenly bereft of a loving wife and mother. Her cheerful countenance will be missed from our village and her faithful interest in the church must cease, but they who have known her tender care and devotion in the home, as well as friends and neighbors, will ever cherish her memory.

Mrs. Gertie Knutson, wife of K. O. Knutson, died at her home three miles east of Mona last Thursday afternoon August 18th, from heart failure, at the age of 38 years 10 months and 25 days.

Deceased was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sever P. Nordness and was born in Calmar, Sept. 23, 1865, being one of a family of eight children. The family removed to the vicinity, during her early life, where she grew to womanhood. In September 1896 she was united in marriage to K. O. Knutson and to them was born four children, three girls and a boy.

Mina Kilgore Rites
Held Sunday at Mona

Funeral services for Mrs. Mina Kilgore, 74, of Mona, who died Thursday, January 8 at the Mitchell County hospital in Osage, were held Sunday, January 11 at the Mona Lutheran church with the Rev. Gordon Rasmussen officiating.

Mina Kilgore, daughter of Eberhardt and Alice Johnson was born May 1, 1884 in Mitchell county, Iowa. She was baptized and confirmed in the Mona Lutheran church where she had always been a member. She was an honorary member of the Mona Ladies Aid.

KILGORE- Funeral services for Mrs. Mina Kilgore, Mona, Iowa, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Mona Lutheran Church, the Rev. Gordon Rasmussen officiating. Interment will be in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Mona. The Schroeder and Hauge Funeral Home, St. Ansgar, are in charge of arrangements.

ADDITIONAL SURVIVORS

Other survivors of Mrs. Mina Kilgore, Mona, Iowa, are brothers, John M. Johnson, Minneapolis, and Edwin Johnson, Des Moines, and sisters, Mrs. Anne Kilgore, Austin, Mrs. Carrie Nelson and Mrs. Millie Carlson, both of Lyle.