mritpTinnagsa ft* 'W9 •y Af ?.TO$U .'A f^l^V '1 -ji" *•"*', *#%&* -'V '-). 1 r\-f I I f, If r™rt S •$ -11 1 .• -1. fk [. 1 «t-f( W —_1 3 Jfi MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Monday, August 1,1921. Page Three Interesting Features By Special Cooking and Sewing Suggestions %ril vl News Writers for the Home and and Stories of Interest for the Household Prepared Recipes. Women, Children of the County* and his son and THE by Louis Schwartz, evening by the members of the Loyal nee, Wisconsin. They expect to bo DEXTER Three Wraps From France daughter, also Mrs. H. O. Utzinger Lifters class. The funds will be turned3 gone about two weeks. From Kewanee Si KITCHEN who rode with them as far as Blue over to the church treasury for the they plan to go on to Chicago Ed. Sraw of Adams was a caller Earth. purpose of completing the church to spend several days with relatives CABINET here Saturday. The garage in Racine which has basement. and friends before returning to their Geo. Young and family spent Friday been taken over by P. J. Hammerel, Miss Malinda Esser of Austin, who homes here. in Le Roy. is being rapidly improved. They has taught in the local school for the (©, 1921. Western Newspaper tJnlon.) A. J. Hoagland attended the ball have now installed^ free air tank for past two years, was united in mar PROFESSIONAL game in Le Roy, Friday. the benefit of the public. riage to Henry Johnson at Austin last You may grow for your neighbor DIRECTORY grapes or grape shot he also will Zera Wolfgram had the. misfortune Harold and Stanley Gordy spent week Thursday. Mr. Johnson is the grow grapes or grapeshot for you, and Sunday in Rochester with their of losing four stacks of grain last son of George Johnson of this place. each will reap what he has sown.— CLIFFORD C. LECK, M. D. grandmother. Saturday by fire. He was burning Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will make their Ruskln. Physician and Surgeon Dr. G. J. Schottle and son, Jesse, some grass on the side of the road home here. Hirsh Block, Austin, Minn. were in Rochester Sunday on professional when a small whirl wind came along SUMMER FOODS. Mr. and Mrs. Baker of Eugene, X-Ray and Laboratory Equipment and picked up the fire carrying it off business. Oregon, who have been visiting at the Assistants— good emergency dessert or salad Ten of the little friends of Janet into his field of stubble. It had soon home of Mrs.. Baker's parents, Mr. and A Ernest H.Morris, M. D. may be made with any good gelatine Arntzen helped her enjoy her ninth spread to his stacks and they were Mrs. O. K. Odegard, left Sunday afternoon Mabelle Moore, R. N. jelly as a basis. 7 burned. Zera fought very hard but birthday last Saturday. for Minneapolis, where they W.R.EARL FURNITURE Co. Lemon jelly is Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Chase, formerly with the wind with the fire he could will spend several days before going especially good. do nothing. of this place are visiting at the home on to Devils Lake, North Dakota, and UNDERTAKING and Try It with this of their son, Asa Chase. other points to visit before returning FUNERAL DIRECTION Blooming Prairie Auto Hearse Equipment on A a Wm. Remington sustained a pain-: home. some lemon jelly, ful injury in his right arm and shoulder Mr. and Mrs. George Moiarty and Prompt attention in Every Detail a teaspoonful or The local baseball nine met defeat Business Residence as a result of a fall. daughter, Dolores, of Geneva motored Phone Main 112 Phone Main 113 two of peaches at ^Spring Valley Sunday by the Miss Marie Rettig, county nurse, to Minneapolis last Tuesday, where AUSTIN, MINN. cut In quarters, a Spring Valley team by a score of 5 and Dorothy Adams of Brownsdale| Dolores underwent an operation for spoonful of orange marmalade and a to 1. A game with the Waseca team were here Friday. the remov^ of tonsils and adenoids. callers DONOVAN & GOSLEE tablespoonful of pineapple preserve at Waseca is scheduled for the coming Ralph Johanns of Spring Valley They were accompanied home Friday Funeral Directors with a little of its juice to top the Sunday. came Saturday for a few days visit at by Mr. Huggins of Rochester, who and Embalmers sherbet cup. "Whipped cream may be New members of the .school board he of is is had been visiting relatives in Minneapolis. Day Calls—Phone Main 198 added If one has it, but it is good elected at the recent annual school bay. without. Some of the same lemon Night Calls meeting are S. A. Rask and H. Noble. Henry Tufte of Adams was here Mrs. Richard H. Johnson, Ruth Jelly may be used as a salad with fish T. W. Donovan—Main 114-L. Other members of the board whose Tuesday. He is suffering with an injury Irene and Richard Johnson, Joseph at some other meal. Serve it on head terms have held over are F. Faltejcek, H. A. Goslee—Main 417-L. on his chest caused by running Ruzek and Mary Ruzek left Tuesday lettuce with a rich mayonnaise. Peanuts Dr. Melby and A. Klingbeil. Motor and Carriage Service into a machine. morning for a motor trip to Kewa- are nice sprinkled over the top F. Hjulshager was the guest of honor Mr. and Mrs. George King, Jr. and of such a salad. Sunday when over 100 friends and Mrs. W. J. Drake motored to Austin! With Creamed Onions Parsley.— neighbors gathered at his home to Sunday to see Geroge King, Sr., who Cook even-sized onions in boiling assist him in celebrating his birthday is ill in the hospital. water, adding salt as they are nearly anniversary. The afternoon was spent Ed. Hultquist had the misfortune cooked. Melt three tablespoonfuls of most pleasantly in a social way. of cutting the lower lid of the right butter, add the same amount of flour -a Miss Gertrude Keefe has resigned eye to the cheek by a wire fastened for half a dozen onions, a half teaspoonful her position at the Keenan-Cashman to the nose guard on a horse. PHOTOGRAPHED right on the spot of salt and a little less of lined it with pretty colors. It store to take effect August 1 and has Wm. Voogd, Mrs. C. A. Krueger and were these three summer wraps paprika, stir until well blended, then reached to the bottom of the skirt and accepted a similar position with the children and Misses Celia Farber and from France, the spot being Auteull hung in two long points at each side add a cupful of rich milk and half a Skinner-Chamberlain company of Albert Ellenora Krueger motored to St and the time the opening day of the that almost brushed the instep. It cupful of the liquor in which the Lea, where she and her mother Croix, Wisconsin, Sunday where they races. At the annual event, where fastened at the left side with a catsteel onions were cooked serve poured 1 will make their home. expect to visit at the F. M. Pollard fashionables foregather, the costumes button and was worn over a over the onions and sprinkle with finely Over two hundred people were present Drop in— home. worn are at least as interesting as minced parsley. frock made of the same materials. at the meeting of the Lutheran Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Leach, Mr. and the races. Everyone goes to see and Peas.—Take a Silk and fiber silk in the heavy Let Us Show You 1 Lamb Stew With Brotherhood at the Robert Bagley Mrs. Lyall Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Leland nearly everyone to be seen, for here shoulder cut, cover with boiling water crepy weaves make beautiful wraps. home Sunday evening. Following a Vermilyea and son and Mr. and are presented the modes that Paris The Battery and cook until tender, thicken with One of these is shown at the right of short program a social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Sherman Leach of Spring Valley, has determined to launch upon their flour stirred with some of the meat the three pictured in a garment Service that is thoroly skilled The August meeting will be motored to Clear Lake, Iowa, and Journey around the world. With A Two in every branch of BATTERY liquor, add a pint of green peas and which may be worn almost anywhere. held at the Sam Peterson home. Arkley, Iowa, for a few days of WORK—service that besides cook until the peas are tender. Season A long and a short cape, and an The short cape-dolman at the left, Miss Clara Peterson of Elk Mound, pleasure. Year Quarantee being skilled is honest and well and serve the meat on a platter ample, loosely adjusted, straight-hanging in white, with black figures, is a Wisconsin, arrived here Monday evening moderate in cost. That's OUR wrap, that is quite as simple as surrounded with the peas. smart affair for smart occasions. The RACINE I to visit at the home of her sisr BATTERY SERVICE. Now is the time to put up the small a cape, reveal the ideas in summer delightful summer wrap at the center ter, Mrs. Ole Olson. Miss Peterson Escape experimenters, guessers, fruits, crushing until well mashed wraps that have found a welcome of the group might also be made came her from River Falls, Wisconsin, etc., that waste time $nd Pierce Battery Co. Messrs. Vernon and Milton Utzinger and mixing with an equal amount of everywhere. It is the cape this season of crepe aqd the popular canton crepe where she had been attending the money. Come here. drove to Kasson last Friday afternoon sugar. Stir until the sugar Is all dissolved, that has impressed Itself on the will make a fitting background for summer session of the normal located Imagination of the public and made a returning home the same then can in sterile jars. Set the rich embroidery in heavy silk there. University of on the cellar bottom or in the Ice demand that causes all wraps to be night. 112 E. Maple Street. Austin, done In two colors that embellishes About forty dollars was cleared at Rev. F. W. Hauser accompanied a chest where they will keep cool. more or less capelike. Once an idea Southern Minnesota this splendid wrap. the ice cream social held on the Presbyterian Phone Bridge 301. Minn. group of young boys on a camping gets across in this way it remains only Grape Nectar.—Put a cupful of church lawn last Saturday to develop it in Innumerable ingenious trip to Silker's pasture where they sugar with a quart of water over to Phone Main 702-F pitchy ways, to make it a universal fashion. stayed two days and "over one night. boil. Cook ten minutes, cool, then Insurance Specialists Each of the great French designers There were no church services in add the juice of three lemons, two has played with the cape—Jenny made either of the churches here Sunday oranges, one-half can of pineapple and THE IDEAL CAFE one of black "crepe morocain" and morning or evening because of the Austin Insurance Agency a pint of grape juice. Let stand about ttnmoMT «r varan imm joint Sunday school picnic held in three hours then serve iced with thinly E. Ray Cory, Manager sliced orange on top of each glass. Grand Meadow. Babcock Building ACCIDENT COSTS sparklers while the older folks were The threshing of small grains has AUSTIN, MINN. AUSTIN, MINNESOTA /YL&fvrttiL gathered in the house, cries of the been started and is now well under YOUNG LAD'S LIFE. "THE HOME OF MOTHERS BAKING AND COOKING" way. The crop in this community is children brot the latter outside to find Hayfield.—Last Friday while riding WE ARE ANXIOUS TO SERVE YOU THE BEST the little girl's clothes in fiames. quiet good considering the long dry his pony on the Louis Baudoin farm When these were extinguished, it was weather which we had. AT THE LOWEST OF PRICES HIGHEST PRICE Louis Gustave Kramer was thrown to News Notes from found that the child was badly burned Mrs. Chris Schwartz, and her daughter, the ground striking on his head and TRY US Edith, returned to their home in about the neck, chest and face. ROY CHRISTENSON PAID FOR rupturing the blood vessels in his Fairmont last Saturday after a visit brain and skull, dying from his injuries Poultry and Veal of two weeks with friends and relatives the Farm Bureau I LEAKY CARBURETOR the following day. Immediately here. They were accompanied following the accident he was taken MATCH, CAUSE FIRE. Get Oar Priem to the Colonial hospital at Rochester, Lyle.—An S. 0. S. call was made I Before Yon Go but nothing cohld be done to save his for the Lyle fire department Sunday JtWELR\ life. Elsewhere by F. L. LIEBENSTEIN, evening when a Chalmers car from County Agent, Mower Co. St. Ansgar, driven by Enneberg R. H. JOHNSON A SON. "SPARKLER" CAUSE OF and Priem, caught fire. The boys discovered Fresh From The PROVISION MARKET LITTLE GIRL'S DEATH. the carburetor leaking and Poultry culling is especially valuable E. Mil f| lighted a match to locate the difficulty. and necessary if we are to get Owatonna.—A "sparkler," a supposedly In a moment the car was surrounded 8? 1 $ (j' WW'i ^*5, the best results from our flocks as the harmless bit of fireworks, was WATCH REPAIRING & by flames but by the use of a results are obtained by culling the responsible for the death of little We guarantee Satisfaction at Oven couple of fire extinguishers, the blaze year around and every year thus Helen Behlke, four years old, from reasonable prices was put out without any particular Summer gradually building up a flock or high burns received while she was visiting damage being done. egg producers as we would a herd of at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. O. L.. JONES high producing dairy cows. J. F. Finley, at 127 East Rose street Mower County News Market 412 N. Main St. Austin, Minn. Tourist Fares last Saturday evening. The little girl Topped with a crisp, brown crust, inside Place is the place to list anything A few farmers especially interested JEWELER and a little cousin were playing with you may have to dispose of. I in poultry might call on the County a snowy white—Our bread is so Agent to cull their flocks, and he good that you cannot imagine a better. would do it, but supposing that the three thousand and some farmers in the county all wanted the county With stopover privileges at agent to cull their flocks, how far all points en route are now in would he get, and then the next year effect via the Chicago Great there would be the same difficulty AN INVITATION Western Railroad to Niagara while if we attend one or the other of the local demonstrations and learn the Falls, St. Lawrence River, art of culling we can cull our own Canadian Highlands, Adirondacks flocks year after year and it is not and White Mountains. hard to do nor does it take much TO AUSTIN TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS Also to principal seashore resorts time. and many big cities from The first County Poultry Culling the Canadian Provinces to school held at Elkton on July 28, Virginia. '. 4- proved to be very interesting and instructive. A demonstration of the automatic telephone and equipment will be There was a very good Reduced fares are given WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,4 and 5th., And our other baked goods are equally crowd in attendance considering that also in effect to (9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M.) in the G. A. R. Hall, next door to the TRISTATE the threshing machines are in operation as good, in fact, most folks say they are in almost every community of TELEPHONE COMPANY'S NEW BUILDING, CORNER MILL California just like homemade—The .Highest the county. There were more than and ST. PAUL STREETS. sixty present. There were a large Praise They Can Give. number of ladies present and they were greatly interested in the work You and members of your family are cordially invited to view this If exhibit whenever convenient on any of the above dates. CANNING FACTORY IS READY TO START. SUMMER RESORTS The demonstration will prove interesting and instructive. Wells.—A number of men have been getting the Wells Canning Company Also to the Grand Canyon of factory in shape to start and the Arizona, all National Parks canning will be started soon. The and thQ Pacific Northwest state syrupmaking experiments, for which $10,000 was voted at the last Make Your ftaenratfoR Early session of the legislature, will be carried The Tri-State Telephone Aikfor trmm dncrtpHm boo mnd on at the local factory this year. MM ftM* tilling go, whmt it com**, «r« atfttrt to «*c. )J and Telegraph Company "Rat-Snap Beats the Best Trap Ever Made," Mrs. Emily Shaw Says. 'My husband bought a $2 trap. I n. r» bought a 65c box of RAT-SNAP. The -. V- trap only caught 3 rats but RATSNAP 1 ,r 1 |£riFalcral System of Bakeries Ticket Aganft is killed 12 in a week. I'm never without RAT-SNAP. Reckon I couldnot C* G*W« R. R» raise chicks without it.' RATSNAP ,, comes in cakes. Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Pooler Drug Co., Advertisement, 9-9-P. 1 ty-i V- 'f*