Wrnmm^- WS ^r3 i% &&& p?~ 43 MOWER COUNTY NEWS^AUSTIN, MINNESOTA" MONDAY. APRIL IS, 1921 fACE EIGHT M1CKJE, |HE PRINTER'S DEVIL 'Say it With Flowers? By Chariot Sughrae ^. •-V"* -.MI r# LOCAL *£tSl WU lAEvmovt ftw fwv oJSie A\W*C~ vu, PENZNG^ F1FTN OOUAUS WNOO wr UOTOfcXETN WUK£ ROSES\M\U. 9ASCIM FWJL* worn RUED OWOW-^FIFTN t©KS sy? wrm m*e "SET* N»\vL scevrr -m^uou. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. James Wiley. TOW*\ Jlpxil 17, a daughter. WEVACMST MPUBUC«TY* Born to Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hacauo, April 16, a son. sf-j.risi» Miss A. Heilick of Blooming Praiane.spent Friday in town. ,Biiss Soli spent Sunday Evelyn with her parents in Hayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bump of London, ,' spent Sunday in Austin. 'J John Berstern of St. Ansgar, Iowa, spent Sunday with friends in Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bisbee of Zjyle were Austin visitors Saturday. Margaret Vandegrift gave an excellent Awaits Governor'* Signature. The elections, bill providing for preprimary critic's report and also gave a A. C. Albright of St. Paul spent! 'J" conventions to indorse candidates short talk which the girls enjoyed Sanday with friends in Austin. I for state and congressional offices very much. The meeting adjourned was passed^y the senate, including and a delightful social hour followed Mr. Stephenson of Grand Meadow 4 amendments adopted by the house, during which Adelaide served a delicious spent Sunday with Austin friends. and was ready for the governor's signature. OU carft expect a crop of motiic end MISS ELLA JOHNSON, of West luncheon. The roll call showed 38 to 17. your if you Grove street, entertained the Good Mr. and Mrs. H. Joehanson of of earning season dorft plant au It passed the house by a vote of 69 to Cheer Girls of the Lutheran church at Waltham spent Saturday in Austin. Utopian 50. feW dollars in the bank NOW. The Utopian Literary Society was her home Tuesday night. The principal amendment adopted by Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence called to order at the home of Nell the house and concurred in by the senate IFE E is juH a matter of farming—of fuiAmg Esse of Oakland, April 16, a daugh- MR. AND MRS. FRED BIERY entertained Ayer Wednesday evening. Roll call takes out the provision that candidates riile Joil ina JooJ field—otlnrealdx^ jioml ertile about twenty friends Friday indorsed by convention shall was responded to with names of modern head the ballot at primary elections. and bein| patient. The haiVestizif corner lasb night at their home just north scientific inventions. The chair family spent P. D, Beaulieu and Before taking up its special order of town. The evening was spent in then adjourned the meeting to the —the mainVork mart be done vdule the lea^i Toeterville, Sunday with friends on the tonnage tax constitutional dancing. Nice refreshments were following literary program: shovting." //erterUCmfmaa. Iowa. amendment, the senate also passed results are served. The British Navy of Today—Emma finally the street trades bill and the Mrs. Electa McCullee spent Sun•day Figart. bill providing for a state weed inspector, AND MRS. LARS HANSON, MR. at the Wilbour Avery home in The Uses of Redwood—Gladys both of which had been passed by Browr.sdale avenue, were given a She country. Jensen. the house. FOR MORE THAN A HALF A CENTURY :V'7 farewell party by a number of friends Vocal Solo—Ella Bemis. MOWER COUNTY FARMERS HAVE PLANTED 8enate Votes. AutoTax. Mis. Elizabeth Mattice went to Thursday afternoon. They move to Uncle Sam's Artificial Fish— New pleasure cars will pay a road THEIR MONEY HERE, AND FOR ANYTHING Xanesboro tfJtiay to attend the fu- pinewood this week, where they will tax equal to 2% per cent of the list Clara Rockne. IN THE BANKING LINE HAVE FOUND THIS serai of a friend make their home. price if the motor vehicle tax bill as Critic—Margaret Nicholsen. GROWING INSTITUTION passed by the state senate is concurred A fifteen minute period of parliamentary Mrs. Jos. L. Gannon and son Bobby MRS. GUY C. WOODWARD en in by the house. The house drill was then held with spent the week-end with friends in Gftft IfxxBt Natumal Sank of Austin tertained Thursday night at her originally fixed the tax on pleasure Gladys Nockleby in the chair and Blooming Prairie. cars at 1.8 per cent. :home, 111 Chatham street, in honor Capital & Surplus. .vt^. Organized Emma Figart acting as secretary. Miss Rodha Albro The senate highways committee had and JSermce jigr }sj.er Miss Viola Waters, $300.000.0p 1868. During the social hour which followed raised the tax to 2 per cent and the Bloksery of Spring Valley spent Sat- ,.hose place soon. Miss marriage takes a delicious lunch was served senate itself, passed the amendment srday in Austin. -\yaters received many appropriate and the meeting broke up with the raising that, amount still higher. Miss Honora Norton of Mapleton grifts usual yells, -everyone declaring Nell Spring calves now are appearing. was a guest of Mrs. Leonard Decker an excellent hostess. MRS. JACK HALL was surprised No, not the kind you're thinking of— sver Sunday. -?r they've been out all winter. I Thursday, afternoon by thirty-five of Philomathian Socie-ty Mrs. E. H. Mahlke is expected her friends in honor of her twenty- The Philomathian Society held, its Love is an wonderful thing. It often tomorrow from Mankato where seventh birthday. She was present- -regular ing Wednesday after meet makes a nut out of a competent man. spent last week. ed with a pedestal and plant by noon at the home. of Mrs. Henry behalf of the Mrs. Coddington on Weber, Jr. All members were present Miss Margaret Fasbender and Miss quests. TIME TABLE and responded to roll call with Barbara Schmidt spent Sunday at current events, which were very interesting. $&err home in Adams. MISS ELANOR ERICKSON was CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN surprised by fifteen of her girl Ben Evenson who has beer, ill i.i The following program was given: St. Paul and Minneapolis friends in honor of her birthday, Leave for—4:00 a. m. 4:45 p. m. 25£. Olaf hospital the past six weeks The art of Rubens—Mrs. Wm. Rahilly. Thursday night. Vocal selections by Ft. Dodge, Mason City, Lyle, Council Tsras able to go home yesterday. Carlisle Donovan and J. T. McCormick Bluffs, Dubuque, Des Moines, Caroll, Beethoven as a composer and pianist—Mrs. Leave for—-I(2:55 p. m. 10:59 p. m. and readings by Merrill Nolan Dr. Rebman is spending a few days ,. "Kf X-- T. S. Geraghty. in Pipestone with his wife, wlio is! made an enjoyaole evening, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST P. Piano S,olo—Farewell to the piano -^siting her parents there. St. Monday, Tuesflay, Wednesday, ANTON LARSON was pleasantly Paul and Minneapolis —Beethoven, Fur Elise—Beethoven Leave for—6:20 a. m.—3 :15 p. m. surprised Thursday evening when a —Mrs. T. S. Geraghty. Arrive from-?—11:40 a.m.—7:25 p.m. Mrs. Eunice L. Rice left today number of friends and relatives gathered After a short social session the Jackson fitsr Grand Meadow, Racine and Pleasant to. help him spend his twentyfourth meeting adjourned to meet at the Leave for—6:30 a. m.—3:50 p. m. APRIL 119 to 22. .Valley where she will visits schools birthday anniversary. At Arrive from—11:05 a. m.—7:00 p. m. home of Mrs. Otto Baudler April 27. this week. 7:00 o'clock a three course dinner LaCrosse Mrs. Sizer Talks Americanization Leave for-r-ll:20 a .m.—7.23 p. m. was served by Mrs. Anton Larson A. A. Budd the plumber has start«sl Mrs. Josephine E. Sizer, state organizer Arrive from—3:40 p. m.—11:45 p. m. assisted by Mrs. Martin Hanson. The the erection of a new home at Caimar of the W. C. T. U. spoke at table decoration was a birthday cake fae corner of First and Winona COATS SUITS DRESSES Leave for 7:20 a. m. 11:59 a. m. a special meeting of the organization with twenty-four candles. Mr. Larson .sSreeis. 7 :50 p. ml at the home of Miss Hannah Reynolds. received many useful gifts. Cornet Arrive from-—6:05 a. m.—2:55 p. m. Her topic was Americaniz- FJfrs. Xew Lewis returned home music and a good social time was 6:45 p. m. Navy, black Goats of 2 5 Suits of distinction Blue, brown Mason City 10 new suii snjoyed by all. Guests departed ation. In the evening she spoke or tSf~4 \\0 yesterday from St. Paul where she fine Bolivia, spring coats they and black trieolette, and brown Leave for 11:59 a. m. —7:52 p. m. for their homes at a late hour wish- "The Law of the Land" at the Mething in fine quality spent the week end. Mr. Lefis and made of fine are made of special •j all neatly triinmed Arrive from—6:10 a. m.—3:00 p. m. Taffeta silk Mr. Larson many more happy jodist church. Marion drove as far as Owatonna to velour and all purchase, jail serges made fine quality Freight No. 90, carrying passengers loose and dersses exquisite embroidered Meet her. birthdays. embr oidered east on the S. M. division will leave Tjricotine, Go down fighting, but not whining. to retail at cape effects back and collars styles daily, except Sunday at 7:15 a. m. formerly sold some come tan and MISS MABEL BARRICK was married ^Sfr. and Mrs. Alvin Dalager went much higher values to $40 made to retail blue, regular ad a at $18.75, special to Wesley Burning, both of to the cities for a few days. Mr. price, special at at $50 now $39.50 now others plain Brownsdale, Saturday morning. They IDalager will attend the Equitable 13.95 23.75 33.75 $23 and belted, price at were attended by H. E. Bacon and lafe Insurance school of instruction special Miss Anita Tucker. The bride is a TOh3e there. $25 34.75 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James -Sit Mrs. C. L. West returned home last SHOES •CM Barrick. SILKS might from Minenapolis where she attending Thalian meetings of the North Central DRESS GOODS The Thalians assembled at the 'Field Committee of ther National Black and brown Oxfords .40 inch georgette aqd Crepe home of Adelaide H'ummel Wednesday of best quality leathers, lESoard of the Young Woman's Chris- de Chines, big assortment of to give satisfaction all values evening for their regular weekly Association. 36 in. brown, navy blue and colors at to $8.50. at« meeting. Roll call was answered by $1.49 marine serges extra good $4.95 C. H. Decker and H. L. Banfield quotations and found all the members wearing our leader at $1.25, returned home Friday night from a present and also an alumnus Mar. special, at trip to LaMars, Iowa, Montevideo, .garet Vandegrift. The minutes of Entire lot of taffetas, mescalines, "Wheaton, Fergus Falls and Stillwater 95c the previous meeting were read and wash satins, etc., at WAISTS where they went to interview candidates $1.69 •ipproved after which the following for superintendent of our public program was given: schools. arge a How Roosevelt Made Governument wash waists in white or tan, Efficient—Selma Jahnke. 1J 'HE Nash Perfected Miss Edith Fulghum returned to *"lf nil nattily trimmed, made to MILLINERY APRONS France's Special Ambassador to U. retail at $1.50, special Mason City last night after spending •. V-.-. art r. Valve-in-Head Motor S.—Msxine Pooler. 98c •a few days with Austin friends. Miss Making Your Imagination work Wghum will spend the summer with Entire lot q£ $10, $12.50, has been pronounced Made of best quality percales for you-—Kemma Hoium. "Iter mother and brother on the lat•ftac's iMMDW MMMKM-MM* MMt tn dark' or light patterns, cut and $15 Hats'" (the famous Builders of Business:—Alice Dee. full and in medium or large farm. She expects to Teturn to the most powerful motor eager HOSIERY Strong Warner brand) will be OLD STANDBY, FOR sizes "Chic" brand, at. ^Hastings, Nebraska, September 1, to Touring Car, 89c jold at of its size used in passenger wsnme her work with the Y. W. C. A. ir«- Passenger Roadttor PAINS LaAet ran thread silk hose, $5 The man whose feelings constantly motor vehicle Fo ar*Psf aetiger black fcrowa, navy and white re being outraged usually deserves Sport Model to have them outraged. -T i: 90c. construction. This DOMESTICS Any man or woman who keeps Touring Cor, •V",w Sloan's handy will tell you DRAPERIES power and its economy 3TBE CHEERFUL CHERUB Fo ttf«Fisaei)^or that same th|i4 (adies'fine cottonhoae regular Coup*, ESPECIALLY 29c, at aid quietness make the Hope.Bleached Muslin ,...14Ke S«rM?4i«enj(er those frequently 2 PAIR FOR J? A complete and assorted line 29c Percales 19c 25c S attacked by rheumatic twinges. \tjdly bov^Kt zj\ Nash Six an jinusual A counter-irritant, Sloan's Liniment 16c Prints 11c Pricmm fat. Kenoeha of fine Wessex Madras, figured VJ.rC scatters the^tonge^y^a and penetrates -.-" 18c Ginghams 11c motor car value. _: gbuble print Terry and Brocaded Excuse me. while 1 without afflicted Children's h«avy -ribbed hose 29c Dress Ginghams 19» part, soon relieving the aeiifeand pain. Tery cloths for draperies, at easily worth 25c, at $1.50 Damask 98c Kept handy and used-" everywhere aked tkis te^jrv 98c Iirv cursed witk for reducing and finally eliminating the $3.50 Bed Spreads $2.49 pains and aches of lumbago, neuralgia, IDG MOTOR INN 42 and 46 in. Tubiqg ...37c poverty, you seeBe muscle strain, joint stiffness, sprains, 3 bruises, and the results otexposure. $afc to we -hnx- You just know from ita-stimulating, ^'"""1 -,»)!•(' par-,.. *tke tKing uT healthy odor that ittn9«o you good! ED. HOPFE, Pr^rietof Sloan's Liniihent is sold by all druggists—35c, COME fell ve^-r. COME :~.rri»- 70c, $1 4% nrK**"! tr 0- EARLY "EARLY "ggt Liniment uhun Swi sr wuim miui S"P .SuL