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NEWS NOTES by car while walking along the highway at night, Mrs. Jack Pearson, 67 years of Dorset was fatally hurt. The driver of the car was blinded by glaring lights of another machine. he said. A daughter. Mrs. Howard Archibald Dorseth, and three sons, Oscar of Minneapolis, Leonard Texas and Martin of Chicago, survive. Institute at Hastings Hastings, Minn. The Dakota county institute for ungraded elementary school will take place at Hastings September 28-29. Mrs. Agnes Pyne, from the department of education, will be the instructor.
Fall From Scaffold Fatal Whittlesey, Wis. Herman Zuleger, an old time resident of this fell from scaffold on his barn and was injured. Zuleger was unmarried. He is survived by four brothers and three sisters.
Drunken Driver Jailed Chelses, Loroff of Chelsea is serving a 70 day sentence in jail here, as result of a drunken driving charge. Loroff's car seriously injured Fred Rindt of this city. Shooting at Party Charged Red Wing. Minn.- Because he is using pistol to "liven up party, Carl Johnson must stand trial here in district court on charge of assault with dangerous Johnson accused of firing the pistol at Mrs. Lillian Price, the bullet narrowly missing her and crashing into a pile of grockery on a table in the Ole OIson cottage. Baptist Union Opens Meet Red Wing. Minn. Southeastern Minnesota district of the Baptist Young People's Union opened three-day convention here today. Rev. Olson, pastor of the Fourth Baptist church of Minneapolis, is the main speaker of the conference.
Willmar to Care for Needy Willmar, Minn Willmar will take care of its own needy families. Mayor Peter Bonde has named committee composed of E. Lundquist, H. A. Gummen, Corbin to handle the relief work in the city. Bank at Hazel Run Closes The Hazel Run State Bank of the village of Hazel Run in Yellow Medicine county was closed by its board of directors because of frozen assets, according to announcement of Peyton, state commissioner of banks. The institution had deposits of $117,000. capital stock of $10,000 and surplus of $10,000.
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ELEVATOR MAN DIES, HOSPITAL GETS INSURANCE
CEVERAL years ago wealthy man loved crippled children built hospital for them. In that hospital ever since it opened, an old elevator man ran his car up and down, carrying these children. Sometimes they were weeping children clinging to sad others; sometimes they were small boys and girls on crutches who swun_ themselves on and off the car: sometimes the car carried long litter filled with bables wrapped like pink and blue it was & small runaway trying to escape frfom nurse doctor sometimes child, sured, who left after months of hospital life. They were all the old elevator man's "children." Th eother day the old man died. leaving no one he loved save all his little cripples. He hadn't much money except insurance policy but what had, with the policy, Adolph Erickson, 248 Cedar avenue, had left to the William Eustis Hospital for Crippled Children at the University of Minnesota.
NEW PASTOR AT OWATONNA Owkatonna, Minn., Sept. 25. M. O. Wolfe, who recently resigned as pastor of the Avenue Baptist church of Kansas City, Mo., to accept a call here, has taken charge of the pulpit of the First Baptist church of Owatonna.
