'iriatt -. '..^wauw ,. ns v»" -«, ''g^s^a *^3?% J? ^TfKr -p* 7 Page Two MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN, Thursday, Dec. l, 1921. 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beneke town Sunday and a large white bird ei Plans and preparations are already ECLIPSE ECHOES Thanksgiving day. -, resembling a swan flew over Sargeant being made for this event. *r Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Meyer spent Saturday evening. It® was not a The Evangelical young people'gave the week-end with Mrs. Meyer's parents, stork. a most delightful social in the church Weekly Shavings. y&aVolume Edited By Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wuertz, ^Alfred Anderson lost several young basement last Friday night. The 398 December 1, 1921. Splinters Farmington. cattle from a straw stack slide last games were so interesting and the Mrs. Robert Lorerhke and daughter, week. r'oj oyster stew was the best ever. Lester The best thing that can be said of Ince, of Theresa, Wisconsin, is Born' to Mr. arid Mrs. 0. T. Motte, Anderson had charge of the social We have spent much time of late visiting a few days with her sister, a big fine girl, Saturday. Congratulations. plans and is to be congratulated any town is. that it is a place of among our country customers and Mrs. Carl Faber. over the large attendance, the new homes. It means good schools, prosperity find most of them are feeling much The following were entertained at A number of people attended the faces present and the good program. and public improvements. more optimistic than during the summer. the Henry Fett home Thursday evening: church dedication at Hayfield Sunday We shall be glad to talk with you They are buying extra stock to The News—$2.50 a year—worth it. Mr. and Mrs. August Siegfried, afternoon. about your building problems and clean up the surplus ruffage about Mr. and Mrs. Geoge Fett and M. L. Mr. and Mrs. F. Grimm and Mr. How Big New York Grocery Firtn assist you to get started. A careful the farm and are planning on feeding-most Matter. and Mrs._A. R. Winters were Austin where they visited Miss Partridge. Keeps Down Rats. ROSE CREEK study of the, convenient, step-saving of their corn during the visitors Monday. They left for Chicago Sunday morning. Vroome & Co., Butter &. -Cheese SARGEANT comyig winter. .. arrangement of the floor plan of the ^j. Merchants, New York City, says: "We The Sargeant Evangelical Sunday keep RAT-SNAP in our cellar all the home, or arrangement of your The General Science class of the Louis Reinartz motored to Faribault School plans to celebrate Christmas. time. It keeps down rats. We buy public school visited the installations buildings so as to do your work with Sargeant Evangelical Church. Saturday. The program committee is already it by the gross, would not be without Look out for stormy weather. If you and ide house of the creamery Monday. 10 a. m.—Sunday school. less effort means not only comfort, Fred Ulven motored to Lyle Sunday busy. it." Farmers use RAT-SNAP because have good storm windows and doors 11 a. m. Public Worship, sermon. afternoon. The new electric line is nearing but time saving and that is money in rats pass up all food for RATSNAP. Mr. and Mrs^ Clifford Heines and 7:15 p. m.—Y. P. A. you can rest in comfort but, if you Mrs. John Pulver was a passenger completion. Have you heard anything Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. a busy season especially. Mrs. Charles Cassidy and son, James, to Austin on Friday. 8:00 p. m.—Sermon. Sold and guaranteed by Popler Drug have been putting off getting them about the Sargeant Telephone spent Thanksgiving at the W. D. Fink Co., Austin, Minn. Advertisement. Several from here attended thie 7:30 p. m., Wednesday, Prayer company? you better give us your order. Don't home. Decejnber. Smth tral Saturday. meeting. Plans are underway to beautify the put it off any longer—they save coal. This is a good time to arrange a Mr. Anderson of Minneapolis visited The Sunday School is growing. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mentel were church basement" and add other conveniences AGENTS MAKE 24c work shop with plenty of light in one here with his father, who is manager Austin callers last Friday. Make the attendance 125 next Sunday. as the attendance is increasing ON EVERY 25c SALE. end or side of your machine shed. of the Farmers' store, the'lab Under the leadership of Mrs. The schools reopened again Monday, What about coal? at the various church doings. SALESLADY—Wanted to sell a popular ter part of last week. A. R. Winters, the primary department To get your tools all in~good shape after a few days vacation. and practical garment. No investment. Let's keep enough in the cellar to The Young People's society of the for work when needed will save many Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bisbee and has increased so that an additional No deliveries. Exclusive tide us over the next storm for there Mrs. George Hall spent Sunday at Evangelical church has extended an times the cost in a short time. children and Mr. and Mrs. Bradford class was formed last Sunday territory. Write for particulars. will be a big rush. We have about Austin at the Harry Hall home. invitaftion to the St. Paul District Bsbee of Stacyville, called at the John with Mrs. A. D. Schaefer in charge. State age and experience. Manufacturer's all the kinds of coal that anybody Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ulwelling, Sunday School and Y. P. A. convention Mercantile Co., 325 2nd Av. CQuld need. Welcome to all the services. Jacobson home Friday afternoon. Wednesday, November 23, a daughter. to convene here next October. So., Minneapolis. —A. H. NAUMAN, Pastor. Mrs. W. D. Fink and Mrs. Shoemaker Joe Ulwelling and wife of Faribault went to Austin Sunday afternoon. visted here over Thanksgiving. LOAD/7 Henry Shawback was in town Monday. PIECE OR A CAR to attend the show after which J. J. CLEMENS V/ Chris Johnson of Austin visited they enjoyed supper at the. Y. W. John Reiners was a village caller with his sons, E. O. Johnson Thanksgiving rooms. DIAL 2047 Local Manager Monday. day. The Clyde Bemis and Frank Smith Chas. Meyer visited at the A. Zander James O'Hara of Fairfax, spent families of Austin and Mrs. Emma hoSne last week. Thanksgiving here with his friend, M. H. KENASTON Phillips held their annual Thanksgiving J. E. Heydt drove to Austin Saturday Mr. Nortan. Phone Bridge Residence dinner at the Jens Jensen on Village business. Mrs. F. A. Ulven went to Adams home. Miss Lizzie Meyer is able to be 802 last Friday and visited at the Mike Main 659-R Mrs. Charles Scully and children about her work again. Kirtz home. The school children rendered a fine of Albert Lea and Miss Josephine Our Work Shoes are built for wear and to REAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Jensen of Albert Lea Hartman of Austin were over-Sunday Thanksgviing day program. were week-end visitors at the Shoemaker City and Business Properties. Rentals and Insurance give long, lasting service. guests at the George Hartman Matt Kniefel moved his family into home. home here this week. the Pfuhl house last week. The John Merrill family spent Office with Niehuis 8c. DeBuhr L&ad Co. August Otte and sons were doing Miss Nora Johnson celebrated her Thanksgiving at the John Shaw home ^AUSTIN. MINN. team work in the village last week. MEN'S WORK and DRESS Austin National Bank Bldg. twelfth birthday last Wednesday evening at Brownsdale. Miss Lydia Wachlin is assisting by inviting about ten of her George Kirtz is on the sick list Mrs. Nauman with the hou§e work. -i-J school-mates to spend a few hours and a Doctor from Austin was summoned SHOES in ALL STYLES Rabbit shooting is good in the village after school at her home. Games Sunday. 'Andy's" Motor Inn Repair Dept. limits. A wolf was seen near were played and Amberola music Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Struck spent were enjoyed throut the evening. Thanksgiving at the Charles Gomer Mrs. Johnson served the girls a bountiful home north of town. Christmas See Our Line of six o'clock dinner. We have just installed E. L. Shoemaker went to Kimbel last Saturday morning on business a new up-todate IS NEARLY HERE. WALTHAM and also to visit relatives. JBoys' ScKool Slides reboring tH mill A. H. Landdek and family motored "T 0 0" Indestructible Pearls to St. Ansgar, Iowa, Thanksgiving and can rebore all make an ideal Xmas Gift for The Ernest Beneke family were callers day to visit with relatives. Wife, Sweetheart or Mother. makes of motors. in Austin Friday afternoon. before you buy—we can save you money John Majerus spent Thanksgiving AGENTS WANTED Mr. and Mrs. George Beneke and with his sister, Mrs. Albert Peterson, Now is a good time ——NOW—Good children were Austin callers Wednesday. and family at Chester, Iowa. to get that welding Commission John Majerus, Mrs. Emma Majerus Miss Ruth Babcock spent Thanksgiving JENSEN & PlilFFER CO. For Full Particulars See done on your car. and daughter, Agnes, were Sunday with her parents in West Concord. guests with relatives at Adams. W. B. HARRIS, We are specialists The Misses Audrey Pulver, Geneveve Chatham St, Opposite Court House Alma and Leona Baumgartner of DISTRIBUTOR in welding and reboring. Fink and Lila Rogers, members Austin spent Thanksgiving day under WHOLESALE RETAIL Call us. of the champion cake team left for the parental roof. AUSTIN, MINN. Owatonna last Saturday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Faber vistied in /i Dec. 2nd Dec. 2nd At 9 o'clock A. M. At 9 o'clock A. When the entire new stock of THE GOLDEN EAGLE will be offered to the public at a fraction of it's REAL VALUE. The fire in the building on November 19th caused a slight damage to our stock, entirely from smoke and water. (No merchandise was in direct contact with the fire.) The Insurance Companies Have the .a? *. *4*% 4k?* Ji* ZJj* And we will now offer this entire new ted on merchandise of the high standard ley Suits and Overcoats for men, Woolwear Wilson Bros, and Arrow Shirts, Indis-' tructo and Hartman Trunks. Travel-fr stock (all of which has been bought this of quality always carried by this clothes for the little fellows, Gordon ing Bags, Mufflers, Bathrobes, Pajamas, year and at the lowest market prices,) store. and Summit Sheep Lined Coats and NecJkwera, Hosiery, Gloves to the public at prices never before Quo­ Kuppenhiemer, Clothcraft and Cort- Leather Vests, Gordo'ns, Stetson Hats. a a :.-.v: T"~ "v ~r •"jtfS- Holiday Goods at Smoke and COME EARLY—Wer'e'going to give you prices that" will' make the ^lUng snappy. Nothing will be reserved—Every Item in this Magnificent STOCK MUST GO, AND GO .QUICKLY it1,s: No £'lNo Goods I Approvals Charged .4 Hi 1 ...^ r~ IHIH jrr8H il- -m. h. &HSfifaSScK Mi SdS