&JJ? 1 u. •&^rnmum .-!T f\~w.} i-r •».••• *. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, lm^'" MOWER COUNTY MEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA PAGE TWELVE day in the interest of child welfare hall was decorated with red and following officers fqr the enusing FORMER AUSTIN MAN LOCAL work. year: green paper streamers looped over DIES IN CALIFORNIA Insurance Secretary—Mrs. D. S. W. O. O'Berg* ahd J. N. Nicholson four wires stretched from the middle *PENINiSSi Barr. are making a business trip to Minneapolis. of the' hall. A Christmas tree stood Word was received here Tuesday Delegate—Mrs. Joe Laufle. -.f in the center of the hall and was of the death of Oscar Ayers, at Santa Weekly Price Alternate—Mrs. D. S. Barr. Mrs. Guy Wold and Ada Opie returned Cruz, California, December 12. Mr. filled with all day suckers for the President—Mrs. Joe Laufle. Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mann, hornet Wednesday after several Ayres was born at Bakersfield, Vt., women and caps for the men, with the Past Pres.-—Mrs. P. J. Burns. at daughter Friday. days visit in the cities. October 22, 1837. While in Austin, he names/of their.partners for the next Vice Pres.—Mrs. Matt Lang. George H. Skovobo of Kenyon is Bulletin was carpenter and contractor. June Mrs. N. A. Williams of Bangor, dance. They circled around the tree Jrere on businss. Secretary—Mrs. M. Mclnerny. 29, 188,6, he was married to Mrs. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Schammel, Mich., who has visiting at the an(j eacjl received his gift. Two novel Treasurer—Mrs. H. Kough. Mary Wright. Mr. Ayres was also VV. H. Christi^phome, leaves to- ®teeember 13, a son. dances were stage(1 The spira dance Chaplain—Mrs. C. M. Leighton. county commissioner from 1881 to Bom to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Blake, night for Chicai and the ladies flashlight dance. All Guide—Mrs.. Charles Erickson. Sfeeember 1.4, a son. 1885, and was also twice elected state Word was recmved yesterday that Sentinal—Mrs. T. Flannigan. the lights in the hall were turned out William Silkema of Fulton. Illinois, senator. Marcia Daignejuu. teacher in the Great Price Reductions and the only method of illumination in town on business. Sioux Falls, S.?pi public schools is The body will be cremated and the ill with Scarlet rever. F* /W. Sullivan went to St. Paul SECURES TRUCK FOR CITY was the flashlights. ashes deposited beside the remains Charles Newman, employee of the S-fcis morning on business. The dining room was trimmed in of his wife in Oakwood cemetery. On Staple Merchandise A. Ii. Eberhart returned from an C. M. & St. r. Railway will be Alderman Fox, chairman of the ed and the tables had red candles and eastern business trip Monday. brought back to his home on Lincolnj1 street committee, yesterday met with Tuesday1 unless unexpect-11,ed nut baskets. At 11:00 clock Big reductions in prices in Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Albert Olson of Lonjfoin street next the county commissioners and cpmpleted slippers at Schwans. Adv. 49-2-c. ed complications set in. .sandwiches and coffee, cakes and fruit J. c. were shopping in town yesterday. PENNEY CO. negotiations for the use in Miss Frances jRobinson who is in! cocktail were served. Eveiyone enoyed the city of one of the big county IB-okii himself and the carnival spirit Large assortment "of trimmed hats Austin, Minn. to Mr .and Mrs. Adolph her Junior year df a scientific coui-se trucks for the coming season. Wnertk of Waltham, December 13, at half price. Hollister Smart Shop. prevailed thruout the evening. Dean's at Northwestern University, Evanston, The city secured the use of the Adv. 49-2-c •a- son, three piece orchestra furnished the Illinios, is expected to arrive truck to offset the payment for ap: Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Fred StroSaeh vaca- music. Saturday. for her Christmas Nothing more appreciated than of Window township, December proximately 3300 cubic yards of The store that saves you money The dining room service was under slippers as gifts—get- them at 14, a .son. on gravel, purchased from, the city W. E. Hopfe returned Tuesday Schwans at big reductions. the direction of Mrs. Genevieve Carrier, Neal Nielson, formerly with the on Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes Dobbins Creek pit, by the county. ^om Chicago, where he went on Adv. 49-2-c. assisted by Lucille Sasse, Lola Minneapolis-Nash people arrived here &si$iness. Belle Cory,Katherine Albertson, Norma and Ladies Ready to Wear. Wednesday to assist in the repair department Mrs. Melvin Lageson and Gertrude FOR SALE: Hard coal stove, Kitchen Erret, Helen Rutherford, Leslie ISaxtofi spent Monday with friends in of the Motor Inn. Mr. Neilson cook stove with reservoir, good as Hayward. Dodd, Frederick and Edward Crane will move his family here as soon new. Fred Feuton at People's Service The Dexter-Fisch orchestra played Store. adv. 2-48-p and George Bucklin. Prices Lower than Elsewhere. as he secures a location. fisr a Masonic masked ball in HayifeM About forty of the H. S. girls last night. FOR SALE OR TRADE: 180 acres club held a Christmas party in the One Cent Per Word Per Insertion. Miss Edna Goslee who underwent near Lansing. Well improved, extra Minimum Charge an operation for appendicitis at St. Y. W. C. A. rooms Tuesday after good buildings. Fine terms. Will Twenty-fhre cents. Ten cent* Ifaf*s hospital is getting along nic- ydciety accept cheaper land, or residence school.. Collection Charge Will Bo Men's and Young Men's Nobby winter suits property up to $10,000.00. Address Recitations and songs furnished entertainment Added for all ads not paid for ^Elmer Avery who has been visiting priced at $17.90, $22.50 and $24.75 Mower County News. Adv. 56-8-p in advance. Readers or locals and each girl brought a las mother, Mrs. Isabelle Avery left not run in this column will be gift and each one received a gift. Visit the Hollister Smart Shop, all Ms home in Minneapolis yester*fay. tac charged at the rate of 10 cents Men's and Young Men's Overcoats. Newest style. Smith-Cannelee kinds of hand work on sale. adv.49-2c Lucille Sasse aited as Santa Claus por line. Priced $17.90, $19.90, $22.50 and $24.75 r— and distributed the presents. Pop- Mfxrx. H. 0. Peck, 403 North Third S. Smith and Echa Carmelee of ,e8 All our $2.50 Ladieis' cozy felt corn app and were a&ntet* who has been ill for some FOR SALE: Two Fresh Cows and slippers reduced to $1.98 at Schwans. Grand Meadow were married Monday wW(,h pIayed. Boys Knickerbocker Suits. All the new Materials lftw were Hms •is showing considerable improvement. one red boar. Phone Main 10-J-ll. Adv. 49-2-c. afternoon at the Baptist parsonage For Fall and Winter .. $6.90, $7.90, $8.90 and $12.50 Adv. 49-2-pd. by Rev. McFarlane. I The L. A. H. class of- boys of the Well I guess baby is remembered M. N. Clarke returned to his home FOR SALE: Pure Bred Shorthorn at the Hollister Smart Shop. You will Mrs. Smith will reside in Presbyterian church /Repeated their Men's Sheep Lined Coats. Heavy Mole Shell In Mason City yesterday after visiting Grand Meadow. J.J Bulls. Call 39-T-20. C. A. Larson. find a beautiful selection for the his son, Amos Clark, and other Priced $10.50 and $14.75 'play, "The Vlsitorsyf/om The Colonat Adv. 48-1-c baby. Adv. 49-2-c ffitaiiveg. Dramatic Club P*rty ial Period" at the thejfasl ^ast Side Chapel Miss Gertrude Buxton and brother, Men's Heavy Mole Full Sheep Lined Ulsters. The Austin hig fi school dramatic Tuesday night/Friday Dec. tO, they Marry who 'have been visiting relat&res Large Beaverized Storm Collars- Priced $24.75 here left yesterday for their club held a Christmas party at the staged the plriy at'the church. Ssosne hi Chicago. school Wednesday Afternoon. Dorothy The proceeds of the play, $33.30, DO YOUR CHRISTMAS Miss Mildred DuBois trimmer Men's Heavy Mackinaw Coats $9.50 $12.50 and Lincoln and Adelaide Hommel gave will be used tq, fix up the class room fbr fche West Dry Goods store, is ill and left for her home in Chicago today. readings. A dramatization of "Birds of the -boys. Miss Cora Randall was I SHOPPING NOW Men's Extra Heavy Union Made Overalls, pair .. $1.59 Christmas Carol" was given by the in charge of affairs. Mrs. Mildred Maunders and members of the club. Richard Eberhart, daughter were guests at the Mat Men's Blue Chambray Work Shirts 69c as Santa Claus, distributed gifts m®t •Mseb. home yesterday, enroute from Give Him an Army to the members of the club. Tuesday afternoon and elected the iSSiisnesota Lake to their home in Shirt—He'll Minneapolis. Like it Men's flannel Shirts. Plain or Military. Miss Eva Peterson entertained a Cotillion' Club Party Collor. Priced $2.25, $2.49, $2.69 $2.98 and number of friends at her home last The Cotillion C)ub held a party eight. The evening was spent in Bryan L. Deneen An All-Wool Army Blanket will come in mighty cards and music afterwhich an oy•s&er last night at the K. C. hall. The Men's Wool Mixed Union Suits .. 1.98, $2.98 $3.98 and handy these cold winter nights. supper was served. p^rty was given by the committee, iMars, Nell Staples, of the state Mrs. F. G. Sasse, chairman, Mrs. E. Men's Dress Shoes—New Styles. All Solid English 'Board o£ control was in the city to­ All-Wdol Underwear, in Union Suits and Two-Piece at W. Cory, Mrs. I. D. Fox, Mrs. C. W. Garments. Schleuder Paper Co. Store Meeting new conditions by reducing Erret and Mrs. R. J. Thomson. The or Broader Lasts $4.50, $4.98 and $5.90 "E&21 prices in Shoes at Schwans. All tcriees reduced. Adv. 49-2-c. AU-Wool Hose, Sweaters and other articles too numerous Boys Solid School Shoes $2.98, $3.49, $3.98 to mention. Platinum and diamond mounted LIMITED TIME OFFER GFTS IN JEWELRY $2.95 tmgs and Lavaliers at Bryan L. De.SSe&ri- Boy's Moosehide and Jack Buck Moccasins Good.j Heavy working Shoes, new $25 Adv. 49-2-c. pair $2.49, $2.98 $3-49 and qt Moderately Priced. Xon't pay the long price when you Men's Heavy Five Buckle Arctics, Pair $3.49 Wrist Watches can get big reductions in Christmas WORTH OF PATHE Come in and Inspect Our Goods fbotwear at Schwans. Adv. 49-2-c. Men's Heavy Red Sole Edge, Four Buckle Pearl Beads RECORDS ATI accounts with the Austin Hard'^ware Arctics Pair $3.98 Dinner Rings Company (old firm) up to and Saeluding November 27, 1920, are YOUR OWN SELECTION Cameo Broaches The Austin Army Store cShb and must be paid at once. Pay Diamond Rings 3it store or mail checks to G. Voss. Greatly Reduced Prices On Men's Silk Shirts. All J. Adv. 49-2-c. the Season's Newest Novelties and Patterns EAST OF ELK HOTEL BUILDING Lavaliers Reduced in Price to $4.98, $5.90, $6.50, $6.90 A Wholesome Fear. To Every Purchaser of a $7.90. Santoir Lockets and Some highly strung persons, says a writer, are even afraid of indeeSmate -•Medical GENTLEMEN'S objects. This accounts for Ladies' Winter Coats at Big Redution in eestoy nervous people being afraid of Watches prices for immediate clearance .... $14.75, $16.50, tentaring too near a plumber.—Punch, $18.50, $19.75, $22.50 $29.50. and Rings Efiffltioa. Our Entire Line of Ladies' Dresses at Greatly Scarf Pins Wise Old Reduced prices. All the Season's Newest PHONOGRAPH Styles and Materials—Silks, Satins, Jersey Cuff Links Serges and Tricotines. Priced .... $14.75, $16-50, Belt Buckles NO NEEDLES TO CHANGE $18.50, $19.75, $22.50, $24.75, $29.90. Santa Claus PLAYS ALL RECORDS Gold Knives Childrens' and Misses' Coats .... $5.90, $6.90, $7.90 to $12.50. Open Evenings Until 9 o'clock Chains Ladies' Blouses and Waists in Georgettes, Keenan's Music Store Crepe de Chine, etc $2.98, $3.98, $4.90, Bryan L. Deneen this year is giving Savings Accounts $5.90 $6.90. and 125 N. Main. Phone M-25 with beautiful automatic recording We do all Alterations on Ready-To—Wear free of Savings Banks, all wrapped in attractive charge. Christmasy packages. Our service will make Wool Blankets for Holiday Gifts are your battery give better service Shoe Prices Drop Is your child going to made-happy Appropriate. Great Redctions in Prices with one and thereby acquire the this winter and last 1 fundamental habit of THRIFT- longer. Heavy Large Size, Double Wool Blankets at At ScKwarv's No matter what car you $5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.90 to $11.90. drive or what battery you Inquire at our Savings Department 1921 Prices Now In Effect. ase this free inspection service for this excellent gift. Large Assortment of Dolls, Toys, Fancy Goods We have made a drastic reduction of shoe prices thruout is yours for the asking. our store, not only reduced prices to the present market for Christmas. Prices Lower Than Elsewhere. value but have anticipated every possible drop in the YOURS FOR AN HAPPY WINTER STORAGE wholesale posts for the next six months. •S We never Hold Special Sales Nor Do We Feature THRIFTY CHRISTMAS Big Cuts ia Prices j:'' We have a special plan V4 Comparative Prices. You Can Rest Assured for storing your battery .on Christmas this winter. Ask about it. I Slippers Our Prices are Always the Lowest. „Our. Purchasing No extra charge for calling For ANYTHING in the Banking Line for same. Power Makes This Possible.) Oiir stock is very complete in nr Remember this is We carry a complete stock all' the varieties and colprs, in of new batteries and repair Mens' Ladies' and Children's parts for all makes of batfeeries slippers. "THE BANK TO BANK ON" and recharge same at 98c Ladies slipeds and upward. reasonable prices. If necessary to leave your battery Stye JFtrat National flank •with us, we have a service Men's slipeprs QQf* an(* UP" battery for your use. ward. nf Auotin If you need anew battery eKTrm+iizi*JnStit*d,tiOrL Ladies cozy slippers ..$1.39 to ask about the Prest-O-Lite $1.98—all colors. battery. We have the right €05-207 North Main Street, Austin, Minnesota. ORGANIZED 1868 size for your car. Notwithsanding the big reducr A tions you can come here and Duholm's Garage $300,000.00 find only the highest grade of Capital and Surplus "5 P. & G. White P. & G. Ivory SOLID COMFORT SLIPPERS N. F. Banfield, Pres. merchandise. O. W. Shaw. Chairmaa Soap Naptha Soap 116 E. Water St. H. L. Banfield, V. Pres. 2 For 15c SCHWAN SHOE COMPANY N. F. Banfield, Jr. V. Pros. *. 4 For 30c E. C. Banfield, Ass't. Cashier. H. J. Drost, Casfilor Phone Bridge 205 fi I O "fr 1