.c Sfc$&5 .• -.w:'S8' ',' igf^' ^~^:, t* -,-. ,-1 .V. .V .V-^V •. ••••. ,- "'"/iVj, -n«R'*w -nvr. S 1-7 •1 W ^TX^^§MS^ '.flffP PWPB MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA MONDAY, JANUARY 10. 1921 {PAGE EIGHT, CONDENSED OUT OF bOOIS PIONEER JEWELEji DIES VACATION MS ARE OVER Mark Frazer of Minneapolis is here LOCAL and other Non-surgical, Natural and. BOOK REVIEWS on business. h, Sanatarium types of treatment,' ofjjt ^PEMNGL W5RT1 and fering by far the best means of curei Tim McCoy of Brownsdale was in Austin Schools Open After Ttyo J. J. Hayes, Well Known Austin LIBRARY NEWS for diseases of all kinds not strictly town Saturday. Weeks Vacation Period Business Man Will Be surgical in nature are available in. Buried Tomorrow Bjr Miii Ttjrnaf Burgess, M. E. Hadley of Waltham was in Austin. August Bluhm spent Saturday in w-" Librarian .* town Saturday. 'Austin mothers were busy this Austin lost another pioneer business Autointoxication, chronic constipation, "Brownsdale. 3 morning scrubbing little faces and man yesterday with the death of mucas diarrhoea,' rheumatism, F. W. Sullivan went to St. Paul hands .until they fairly shone clean One Cent Per Word Per Is. J. J. Hayes, who, for many years has The Library has been open mornings headaches and backaches, eczema, yesterday on business". Elihu Smith returned from Northfield sertion. Minimum Charge been identified with the jewelry busi- clothes were donned holes were reness Bright's disease, diabetes, as-v durir^ vacatipn with an aver-' last night. ,Twenty-five easts. Ton cents Mr. and Mrs. Norm Sutherland and in this city. paired in stockings where aottie youngJohn thma, tuberculosis, blood diseases^ age attendance if twenty-visitors. Collection Charge Will Bo baby ai"e visiting relatives in Austin. Added for all ads not paid for high blood pressure, liver and gallbladder Harold Hatman of Springfield, 111., J. Hayes was born in Fondl*'*1'* youngsters will, had torn 49 Some of the books boys likeHans in advance. Readers or locals diseases, stomach disorders^ is here visiting his parents. du Lac, Wisconsin, February 22, them all because the happy days of Brinker by Dodge, Robinson Crusoe Roy Paulson of Booming Prairie not run in this column will be chronic appendicitis, nearly all skin' holiday vacation ended this morning 1834. It was here he learned the by Defoe, Last of the Mohicans by charged at the rata of 10 cents visited his parents here yesterday. Evelyn Wigness, master mechanic's diseases, tonsilitis, goiter, cancer, epi-f and Austin youngsters resumed their jewelry business, In 1864 he came to Cooper, a thrilling story of Indian per line. .stenographer, is on the sick list. lepsy, nervous and mental troubles school duties. According to Superintendent Dr. C. F. Lewis left for the twin Austin. His brother Henry had preceded life Tom Sawyer by Twain, tho paralysis, female troubles, bladder IJ. E. Wheeler, everyone A good, live correspondent cities this afternoon on a short business written forty years ago the tale is WANTED: him and they formed a part- Arnold Daane spent Saturday and in Elkton for the Mower and prostate diseases and a great trip. nership and occupied the Waldecker saemed to be glad to get back to their just as funny today. County News. For further information •part of Sunday in Albert Lea. many other chronic and progressive duties, and doubtless many mothers building on mill Street. Later they Stover at Yale by Johnson. Story write or call this office. Francis Nelson l-eturned to North conditions are very often not the disease are glad that vacation is over. •, moved to the site now occupied by the of English life. Mrs. Oscar Erickson of Waltham is 2-T.F. Branch yesterday to resume her itself but rather the result or This morning two teachers were Brenner Bargain store. About two Westward Ho! by Kingsley. Story ".the guest of Mrs. H. p. Garbish. school worki FOR SALE OR TRADE: 180 acres symptom of some other deepseated, short at the'Austin highschool, Miss years later they moved to the present of noblemen in the days of Queen near Lansing. Well improved, extra Miss Mae Wallace is confined to painless and otherwise unsuspected Margaret Farley is ill with Small Pox location of the Hayes Jewelry Elizabeth. good buildings. Fine terms. Will Alta Sax'geant of Minneapolis is a & disease which can readily, be discovered Iher home with an injured ankle. at her home in Minneapolis. Miss accept cheaper land, or residence Store. This building at one time was Oregon trail by Parkman. Adventure guest at the Edward Hill home on property up to $10,000.00. Address and treated by the special methods Bailey of Carleton college is substituting the postoffice when L. M. Griffith of a pioneer. Moscow street. Mrs. H. M. Warfield has returned Mower County News. Adv. 56-8-p used in this office without the for her. Famous scouts by Johnson. was postmaster. Mr. Hayes purchased Sfrom a few days visit at St. Paul. use of surgery or unnatural medicines. P. H. Fxiend went to Chicago Saturday Miss Ruth Walbridge who has been WANTED: To hear from owner of Careers of Danger and Daring, the property and erected a new building. good farm for sale. State cash night where he will spend several .John Campbell of Owatonna visited ill for some time at her home in Hastings Moffett. Steeple climbing and other £linneapoiis, rice, full description. D. F. Bush, New and successful methods of weeks with his family. is still ill and Miss Weeks of at the C. S. Campbell home Sunday. A short time later, Henry left the thrills. Minn. 1-13-C treating piles, fissure, ulcers and St. Olaf College is taking care of her business and another brother, Orris, Mr. and Mrs. Lewrence Wengert Frank McGuire of Montana is a other diseases of similar nature without FOR SALE: A Sharpies tubular suction caiyfe in. This partnership continued' duties. INCOME TAX IN A NUTSHELL returned from their wedding trip to feed cream separator. Has guest of his cousin, Mrs. Leonard surgery or loss of time from your Examinations, reviews and promo? until January 1913," when it became been used but 3 weeks in as good Des Moines, Iowa. Saturday night. Decker. business or any hospital bills. These tions will be the program for the J. J. Hayes and Son. July 1917, The WHO? Single persons who had net condition as new. It carries with cases will for a time be examined it a factory guarantee. Weight 600 schools for 'the next two weeks until A "Red Hog Special" composed of! Marcella Carmichael has returned business was turned over to Albert, a income, of $1,000 or more for the pounds. $65.00 cash. A. bargain. free. Call or write about your case. the new semester starts January 24. farmers who make a speciality of from a two weeks visit at the home of son, who is now conducting the business. year 1920 married couples who Call or write Mow-er County Dr. A. I. Arnesott, Phyisican, specialist Arrangements have, been completed raising red hogs, passed thru the city Elsie Johns in Randolph, Wisconsin. had net income of $2,000. News. 2-3-C. in Natural Therapeutics. to play Albert Lea high school in basket He leaves to mourn his death, three WHEN March 15, 1921, is the final Saturday. jjrSi p. I. Crane left yesterday for HELP WANTED Office over Austin Furniture ball Friday night at Albert Lea. children, Albert, Paul and Alice two date for filing returns and making John-j Miss Mary Guelff and Tillie California, where she will spent the CLERKS: (Men and Women) over 17 Store. (Opposite Fox Hotel.) There is some talk on running a special sisters, Mrs. William Day and Mrs. first payments, for Postal Mail Service. $130 son have gone to the cities for a remainder of the winter. Adv. 46-tf-c car to this game but so far nothing L. E. Day, both of St. Paul and one WHERE Collector of Internal Revenue month. Examinations. January. Experience has been definitely decided upon. brother Henry of St. Paul. The funeral for district in which the person unnecessary. For free particulars, short visit- Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hormel expect write R. Terry, (former -j*'. Foxy Papa. will be held tomorrow at 2:30 resides. to leave for California for the Mrs. Julia McCarthy and Mrs. P. Civil Service Examiner) 772 Continental "What did1 the bride's father do ftr o'clock from the home. Dr. Swisher LIST OF LETTERS HOW? Full directions on Form remainder of the winter, Wednesday. J. Burns are home from a visit to La Bldg., Washington, D. C. the happy coupler* "He bought thalrf will conduct the services. 1040A and Form 1040 alsa the 1-2-P. "Bet th* railroad tickets." "Ah!" -Crosse, Wisconsin. ^j jjepha Hirsh expects to leave law and regulations. ss Remaining Uncalled for in this office after happy pair didn't discover ntfi Harold G. Ryan went to St. Paul ^or Chicago, Illinois, tonight, to visit WHAT? Four per cent normal tax tickets For the week ending ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS they got on the train that their OBITUARY Sunday. He will take the examination relatives. on taxable income up to $4,000* in read only one w»y."—Birmingham Jan. 1, 1921 AND GET RESULTS Age-Herald. in Pharmacy while there. excess of exemption. Eight per CHRISTIAN C. MADISON Born to Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Anderson, Gentlemen: Brown, A. M. Beltz, cent normal tax on~ balance of taxable Chrisian C. Madison died at his Jnaury 7, a boy, at their home on Miss Celesta Smith is home after Henry Cahn, C. J. Davidson, C. D. income. Surtax' from 1 per home in Brownsdale, January 6, at East Water Street. completing her training at St. Joseph's Dick,. Bert Dougherty, Mike Fox, cent to 65 per cent on net incomes li* 12:30 o'clock of heart failure. He -i~*H. hospital, St. Paul. Max (2) Holley, Edgar Haynes,R. L. Goslee returned Sunday from over $5,000. was born April 2, 1835 at Ilbrege,. A. Heinneman Elec. Shop Jones, Lyle where he conducted the funeral Ugil Sogn, Denmark.1 On August 22, Charles Anderson entertained a fe^ Ei^er Hofland John Stillweil Jones, John L. Kotch, of 1857 he married Cena Nelson in Denmark-, The Listeners Do Sometimes. of his friends at a six o'clock dinner Andrew Lewis, Selmer E. McKnight, They came to America in 1868 Decidedly mixed was the schoolboy Mrs. Thomas Geraghty and son at his home on East Allegheny J. F. Perry, A. H. Pierce, Dale and lived in Howard county, Iowa until who wrote: "A man who looks on the Maurice are visiting Mrs. Geraghty's r,.EJ E. bright side of things is an optimist, March 17-, 1892 and from there Guy Tollerud, who underwent a parents, Mrs. and Mrs. E. McGrath at Ladies: Anderson, Ollie Brown, ARE YOU IN NEED OF but a pianist looks on the dark side:" moved to a farm one and one-half serious operation at St. Olaf's hospital St. Peter. Esther Dillion, Mrs. R. J. Grant, —Boston Transcript. miles west of Brownsdale. In May last week, is getting along nicely. Ethel KrenzP Elizabeth Kvenberg, Edward Petronek pf Owatonna 1900 they moved to the' village of Anna L. Johnson, Hariette Madison, starts work in the J. S. R. Scovill Brownsdale where he has lived ever Martha Maxstead, Elise Rasraussen, Jewelry store today. Mr. Petronek is since. Mrs. Frank Campbell and son William Tags Envelopes II I Laura- Smithy Virginia. an experienced watch repair man. The funeral was held from the AUSTIN MARKETS have returned from Jackson II These letters will be sent to the Cards ^Statements where they were called by the death Geo. F. Beatty, district commercial home this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, "Dead Letter Office" Jan. 17, 1921, cof Mrs. Daniel Malone. manager pf the Tri-State Telephone the Rev. Welsh of Hampton, Iowa, Blanks Invitations if not delivered before. In calling company, of Owatonna, spent officiating. Chicago Receipts 51,000 for the above, please say "Advertised," Word was received of the death of Folders Bill Heads today in the city. Mr. Madison wa* a member of the HOG MARKET givingidate »f list. J. S. Pierson at Stewartville at the Medium and Packers $8.70 Lutheran eharch and' leaves to mourn —-C. F. COOK, P. Mi Dodgers Packet Heada-. Luke Fairbanks, formerly of Austin age of 92 years, Dr. H. F. Pierson is Packers $7.00 to $8.'25 hife death, Mrs. Henry Hewitt, Lime and now living in Los Angeles,. a nephew of the deceased.. CATTLE Receipts Letter Head* Springs,. Iowa Mrs. Ole Hanson, Austin HEAT, Ll&ar BAD California stopped for a shprt visit Fat Steers $6.t)6 to $9.Q0 C. A. Madison, Stanley, N. D. Mildred Crist of Ellendale, visited FOR POTATOES NOW with relatives on his way to Chicago. Cows and Heifers ............5.00 to 5.50 Peter Madison, Brownsdale Mrs. E. her friend, Luella Lagason last week. Canners and Cutters .... $2.50 to $3.00 _____ W. Parmenter, Austin Mrs. T. P. Losses Of potatoes in storage can J. L. Mitchell goes to Minneapolis Call at This Office-We Make She returned home yesterday accompanied Bulls 3.50 to 5.00 Jensen, Brownsdale. Mr. Madison's be minimized if proper care and attention today to attend a meeting of the Minnesota by Miss Olive Buxton. VEAL. SHEEP AND LAMBS wife died March 27, 1914, and three are given thru the winter. State Agriculture association. Fat Lambs $6.00 to $8.00 Good Work Our Specialty' Adequate ventilation must be provided. Col. C. L. West, who attended the of the children died during infancy. The meeting will last the remainder Fat Sheep 3.00 to AO#* inauguration ceremonies of Governor Storage places should be kept uniformly of the week. Fat Veal $5.00 to $8.50 MRS. CHRISTIAN JOHNSON Preus Tuesday, says the inaugural address cool, dark and frost proof. Quoted By Dalager Representative Harry Trowbridge The funeral of Christian John­ These precautions are emphasized bypotato Eggs 55 was the best he had ever heard. iSirs. left this afternoon for St. Paul, after son who died suddenly at her home, men of the Minnesota College Butter 52 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dugan have spending Sunday at his hoitn^ here, 500 South Main Street Tuesday MOWER COUNTY NEWS of Agriculture.. Decay, shrinkage Quoted by Smith-Wright Company as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Rep. Trowbridge is a memberof the Spring Chickens 17 night, was held Saturday morning at and sprouting are caused by light and Lang and daughter Margaret, of I Good Roads committee of the House. Creese ....13 10:00 o'clock from the home. The high temperature. Plentywood, Montana. Mrs. Lang is Eggs 45. body was shipped to Adams for interment. S. C. Lobdell, a pioneer citizen of Mr. and Mrs. Dugan's daughter. Heavy Hens 17 Rev. J. N. Brown came from Spring Valley died suddenly last week. 'Get a pair of trousers FREE with Light Hens 11 I. Canton,. S. D. to officiate. High blood your next suit at the Ijrperial Tig. garland Reynolds, Government Inspector Mr. Lobdell is well known in the eastern pressure is said to have caused her Turkeys 3fi Co. Adv. tf-c. at the Hormel Packing House, part of this country. He was Deputy death. has been transferred to Milwaukee, Collecto? of Inrernal Revenue for j«»«e Rachael Osmundson was born in He leaves here about January 15. His a number of yeai*s. He was the father Marshall township May 20, 1866, her family will go the first of February. of Mrs. Al. Smith and Mrs. Kalb of parents coming to Mower county -as this city. Lyman Bump of London visited homesteaders. Her marriage to Christian his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vesper services were held Sunday Johnson took place at Adams in OJUAJFE# Bump of this city, Thursday and Friday. afternoon in the Y. W.. C. A. rooms. August 1885, five children living and His accompanied The Koterie of the Presbyterian ons son, Clarence, who died atsix years grandfather him for a few days visit at the Bert being born to this union. John S. church was in charge, Mrs. Patterson Bump home. led the devotionals and Mrs. McGinnis, the eldest engaged in the mercantile The making of a will is a duty 35 years a missionary in China, business in Sydney, Mont., arrived Mrs. Eunice. Rice, county superintendent often times neglected. The proper spoke. Light refreshments were served. here yesterday. The other children attended the inauguration drawing up of that Will is ^7 This was the largest as well as are: Burnett T., a dentist at Adams, ceremonies of Governor J. A. O. most important. No one can accurately the most successful meeting on record. Edwin O., employed at the Rose Creek Preus at St. Paul Monday. Mrs. Rice forecast the future State Bank Blanch, a student at St. said the ceremony was very impressive. WAIPM Olaf College, Northlield, ajtyd Caroll, and in order to protect those Senate Expected To Pass Bill 't at home. She is also survived by dear to you The busines girls will meet tomorrow four, sisters and one brother, Mrsf. Q. by United Press YOU SHOULD MAKE YOUR night at 8 o'clock in the Y. W. s" St. Paul, January 10—Payment of A. Ulven, Mrs. A. A. Wiste, Mrs. 6. C. A. rooms. New members will be .t. the remaining soldier bonusus by the Ai Wiste, Mrs. A. O. Ulven and Henry W I O A 'K initiated and a general good time is state ^S in sight today. The state Osmundson, all of Adamsu A competent attorney with the ft expected. All girls are urged to be senate is expected to pass the House Following their marriage, Mr. and (.• First National Bank of Austin present. bill authorizing the sale pf additional Mrs. Johnson made their home at hi as executor assures the pr »per $3,000,000 worth of certificates of Lyle for one year when they removed Mrs. -Ij Johnson went to St. Paul handling of your estate. -•'-V4 C. indebtedness to pay the bonusus to Rose Crfeek, where they resided for yesterday morning accompanied by Come in and we will be glad to when it meets tonight. thirty-three years. They moved to Master John Nathan Kildahl of North explain the valuable features Lieutenant Governor Collins will this city last May. if Branch. She was met in St. Paul by of our 'V* v' .. 'Why can't I get these shoes fixed—instead, -'-i announce the senate committees tomorrow. John's father, who took him home yof getting a new pair?" TRUST DEPARTMENT The House highway committee with him. TIME TABLE also meets tomorrow and' the taxation, Rev. and Mrs. Brown of Canton, S There are words of thrift in that thought— highway, marketing and election For ANYTHING in the Line Banking CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN D. were here at attend the funreal of •and the parent who heeds them is the one you legislation is expected to occupy St. Paul and Minneapolis Mrs. Chris Johnson. Rev. Brown returned usually find with a bank book in his name. the center of attention this week. Remember this is Leave for—4:00 a. m. 4:45 p. m. home last night and Mrs. Ft. Dodge, Mason City, Lyle, Council 4.1$ 'i'i The annual meeting of the Mower Brown will remain several days longer Bluffs, Dubuque, Des Moines, Caroll, This is th^sesbn of the year when every foot County Farmers Fire and Lighting A to visit friends. Leave for-^12:55 p. m, 10:59 p. m* THE BANK TO BANK ONfV^\ I in Austin should be well shod and DRY. For 4 Mutual Insurance Company will be health's sake— CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST P. held in the Court room in the Court Mrs. M. Terry, who together with St. Paul and Minneapolis if' a House in the city of Austin, Minnesota Mrs. Thomas Stapela arrived here Leave for—7:05 a. m.—3:10 p. m. If tShr Jtrat Natumal llmtk Don't throw that old pair of shoes away, on Tuesday, Janury 18th, 1921 Arrive from—11:40 a.m.—7:25 p.m. Friday 'morning from Rock Island, .'I Bring them here—or wear them—I'll fix 'em -J at one thirty o'clock P. M. pursuant La Crosse Illinois, returned to her home Saturday. while you wait—if you say so. S)w* fl to the By-Laws of said Company for Leave for—11:20 a. m. 7:20 p. m. Mrs. Stapela will make her Arrive from—3:35 p. m. 11:45 p. m. the purpose of hearing the report of 1 tiome here. She is the mother of Mrs. Calmar the Company for the past year, electing D. Reinartz. 1 KU Leave for 7:20 a. m. ll:59v"k?'*m. ORGANIZED 1863 A three directors for the term of H0GAN, SHOE REPAIR SHOP .7:50 m. p. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kennedy and three years, levying an assessment to Arrive from—6:50 a. m. 2:55 p. m. daughter Katheryn Mae left for Minneapolis •^..^pital. a"d ^lu^lus^l^"'-'* $300,000.00 pay' losses and expenses for the ensuing 7:10 p. m. Shoe Repairing Thursday. Mr. Kennedy will O Mason City-1 year and to transact any other N. F. Ban field, ffm. N. F. Banfield. Jr. V. Free. i+L i, ii attend a Manhattan Oil convention Leave for 11:59 a. m. —7:25 p. m. business that may come before the H. L. BanfieM, V. Pros. M5 H. J. Drost, CasMec Arrive from 7:00 a. m.—8:00 p. m. and Mrs. Kennedy is visiting her parents meeting. 224 E. Mill Street:® Austin, Minn, E. Banfield, 4 C. Ass't. Cashier. Jackson and other relatives. They are expected A. Hotson, Secretary. Leave for—6:55 a. m. 3 45 p. m. home tonight Adv.^ 2-2-c Arrive from—10:50 a. m. 6:50 n. m. •f- i-0::: Im