DIED.

WORDSWORTH -- At Lyle, Feb. 3, 1892, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Wordsworth.

Mrs. Wordsworth has been stopping at her father's, Frank Herzog, the past winder. The funeral will be Friday and the burial at Woodbury cemetery.

Christopher Sampson's little three year old son died last week Wednesday, after a two months illness, of paralysis, following diphtheria.

Two of Mr. Hanson's children died last week. The funeral of both took place Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson have the sympathy of all in their sad bereavement.

Mr. Laurits Nelson buried his youngest child Saturday. Thus with him as with many others afflictions seem to multiply. It will be remembered that he buried his wife last spring.

-Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hildebrand of Lyle, came up to Austin Sunday, bringing with them their little baby, five months old. The child seemed fretful and uneasy while on the way to Austin. The child died Sunday evening. Rev. C. E. Wright conducted the funeral service yesterday at Lyle.

-- Mrs. Wm. L. Cook of Lyle, aged twenty-one years, was buried last week Tuesday.

--Died, in the town of Lyle, Oct. 11, Edith May, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hemstreet, aged 16 months. Funeral services at Enterprise school house, Monday afternoon, Rev. W. E. Stanley of Austin officiating.

--The funeral of Frank Bennett was held in the Minnereka school-house last Sunday, Dr. Beaulieu officiating. The Dr's physique and talents are of the Garfield type, and an excellent discourse was the result.

--J. L. Johnson, druggist at Lyle, died last week Wednesday, and was buried Saturday with Masonic honors. Rev. Spafford officiated at the funeral service.

--The wife of Gullik Knutson, died Monday morning of last week of typhoid fever. Funeral took place Friday.

SUDDEN DEATH. -We learn that a young woman doing housework in the family of J. S. Corning, in this city, made complaint last Saturday evening that she felt unwell.

The next morning she took her breakfast as usual. In the afternoon she complained again of feeing badly; called for a glass of water, drank it, and in fifteen minutes was dead.

Her name is Carrie Oleson. Her home was near Lyle. Whether the Coroner took any notice of the case, we are not informed.

Just received a telegram of the death of Mrs. Mathew St. John Feb. 26th at her home in Heron Lake, Minn., will arrive this even- for interment in Woodbury cemetery.

Jennie Norregarrd
Funeral Held

Jennie Norregaard, age 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Norregaard, died very suddenly Saturday evening. She became ill in the evening, and her parents rushed her to St. Olaf Hospital in Austin, but she was dead on arrival. She had been playing during the day and had eaten her evening meal as usual before the sudden attack. An autopsy was to be performed Monday.

Funeral services were held in Lyle Tuesday. An obituary will appeared in next week's issue.

Former Lyle School
Superintendent Dies
At Excelsior, Minn.

A former Lyle superintendent, P R Johnson, 88, died June 4 at Excelsior, Minn. following injuries from a fall.

He was superintendent of Lyle school from 1917 to 1920. Funeral services were held at Excelsior June 7.

He is survived by his wife, Maude, and four children.

Olaves Halverson

Olaves Halverson, 76, died Sunday at Memorial Hospital, Osage, following a brief illness.

A resident of Lyle, he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Franklin (Norma) Newell, Austin, Mrs. Delton (Lois) Drenen, Minneapolis; four sons, Kenneth of Minneapolis, Clayton of Otisco, Minn., Ronald and Paul of Lyle.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday.

We are sorry to learn that Louis Sherman and wife have been saddened by the loss of their little one, Lloyd, from scarlet fever. They have sincere sympathy from the Lyle people in their bereavement.

--Mrs. Gregg, one of the oldest settlers of Nevada, and mother of O. Gregg of that town, died Tuesday, December 20, and was buried Saturday Dec. 24. Mrs. Gregg was an estimable lady, widely known and greatly appreciated by all who knew her.

Mrs. Mathew St. John, one of the old settlers of Lyle township, died last week at her home in Heron Lake.

Gone to Rest.

Edgar Smith died at Lyle, Thursday, July 28, aged between 70 and 80 years, and was buried Saturday at 10 o'clock. Mr. Smith was an old settler in the county, settling at Lyle years ago. He afterwards moved to Austin where he resided until last spring, when he returned to his farm at Lyle. Verily, the scythe of time is performing its work slow but sure, and the old settlers are being removed from our midst one by one, never to return. May peace be with his ashes.

Found Frozen to Death.

Martin Severson, an old settler living north of this village, died Thursday. Funeral Monday at Mona church.

Nels Olson, an old settler living east of this village, died Sunday, aged 78 years. He was a native of Norway and came here in 1855. In 1843 he was married to Anna Paulson. Seven children were born to them. Funeral services were held Tuesday.

Little Garfield, son of Carl Anderson, died Sept. 19, aged three years.