1 s"""11 Jiff: Sm00l^^0k$ m"W mm mmmmrm 'i}- ,T gttfgf & & MOWER COUNTY NEWS/AUSTIN, MINN. Page Eight Monday, Feb. 6, 1922. -00^ B. E. Knauss of La Crosse, Wisconsin, COL. ALBERT HOPFE STARTS BUSY is here today on business. .•*» & fi-i -J-'-VLv RECORD BREAKING SPRING SALES Mrs. G.J*Schottler of Dexter was an Auatirt' stopper Saturday. Col. Albert Hopf^Auctioneer, starts his Spring Sale season, Miss Rosetta Jenson of Carpenter, beginning at Owatonna, Minnesota, for McDonald Bros am Iowa, was an Austin ^visitor Saturday. Friday of this week. He is publishing a partial list of his sales for the benefit of those desiring to make purchases this spring If you are interested in the purchase of a Pure Bred Sow or Gilt C. B. McGrath went to the cities cinr-Maa'iJflM 7 you will make no mistake in selecting one or more in the following this morning to attend the automobile Beautiful Costumes will Be New J? show. sales, also to those wishing to buy farm equipment will 5.«*H By LUCY HIMMER. .* Feature of Elks' Minstrel ShoW find a number of good farm sales from which you will be able I. H. Edwards is spending 'a iiw to buy the desired articles. Any bids placed in his care will days in Cedar Rapids,*Iowa, on^lxusi-' receive his bept judgment and effort. Grandmothers to Children GSther COSTUMES V'4 v. \:r-. '^K u- ness. I«i to be rented for the the costuming-house in order to be A Feb.: 10 McDonald Bros Medford, Minn Durocs Anniversary be Hostesses Elk's Minstrel show February 20 "V I assured of a good fit. Miss Ida Cronon- has resumed her Feb. 14 Sam Benson Blooming Prairie, Minn. .Farm Sale aupd 21 at the Park theatre, will cost AnQtJ^er .'important-, and unusual duties, at Fisch's -store after a week's Feb.. 15 Hegnes. & Mclver. Faribault, Minn. ...... J( Miore than $200.00. feature. oi the entertainment this Grandmothers will be hostesses at Children andVgraridchildren of Mr. Feb. 16 F. S. Vanderhyde v&atioiL- -.r West Concord, Minn. .. Durocs Kt 'Otis is the largest sum ever expended year will be the placing of the orchestra an old fashioned church social to be ed at their homey 1411 East Collins Feb. 17-Kaptyn, Johnson, Herrick Blooming Prairie, Minn. .Farm Sale for costumes for a minstrel on thfe'stage part of the sho.w Dr. C. A. Hegge made a professional given at the Congregational church and Mrs. Henry Herzog, Sr., gatherstreet- Feb# 18 Staples & Voss Austin, Minn .... Durocs show in the history of the organization and in the pit for the remainder. trip to Blooming Prairie and Concord at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Thursday?to: celebrate the Herzog's Feb. 20 L. B. Converse !.. Austin, Minn. ......... .Farm Sale and some exceptionally fine wardrobes Saturday. The rehearsals.-" are progressing Old fashioned games and so&gs in forty-ninth wedding anniversa Feb. 21 N. Anderson Blooming Prairie, Minn .... Polands are expected^ Each man in the rapidly and the show this year is expected costume, will be features of the entertainment. Feb. 22 C. D. Fausch Morristown, Minn E.- jJtay Cory left 4his morning for ... .Durocs Jxonpe has been measured and weighted to surpass all' previous entertainments The grandmothers will Mrs. Herzog was presented with Feb. 23 Harman & Hill Spring Valley, Minn. .. the cities where he will attend the .... Durocs and his measurements sent into of its kind. serve old fashioned refreshments. cut flowers and potted plants. Mr. Feb. 24 Ernest Krukeberg Blooming Prairie, Minn. automobile show. .Farm Sale Great grandmothers will be guests of and Mrs. Jerome Herzog of Livingston, Feb. 25 Oakdale Farms, Inc CALLS AUXILIARY Austin, Minn ... .Durocs M. Teeter, 98, Falls honor. The party, is for church members P.'»D.- Beaulieu went to Rochester Montana, .were among those Feb. 27 John Nakies Blooming Prairie, Minn .Farm Sale and their friends. Saturday afternoon to spend Sunday present. —Painfully Injured Feb. 28 E. W. Roske Austin, Minn. .. Farm Sale CONNECTING LINK with Mrs.-Beaulieu. Mar. 1 Win. Cochran Lansing, Minn. am re SHOWER FOR MISS THOMPSON. •v j." C' READS PAPERS ON CHINA. Mar. 2 Rice County Breeders Faribault, Minn. Durocs M. Teeter, 98 years old, fathei^jrf Mrs. E. S. Selby and little-son, Pester, Members of the Yeoman degree Miss Helen Banfield read a paper Mar. 3 W. W. Walker Austin, Minn. Chester Whites Chief of Police Teeter of this city, of Mason City, Iowa* .are guests team gave a shower for Miss Margaret on China, also some letters from her Mar. 6 C. E. Bates Austin, Minn Farm Sale Dr. Helen Heilscher Addresses fell at his home, 1726^Dupont avenue, of Mrs. William Bassler for a few Thompson at the home of Mr. and sister, Miss Gertrude Banfield, who is Mar. 8 W. P. Smith.. Blooming Prairie, Minn. .Farm Sale Minneapolis, Saturday and severely days. Mrs. B. T. Van Camp, 908 West Freeborn Organization with the Ro^kfeller Foundation in Mar. 15 Mann, Laughlin & Fisher injured himself. street Friday night. Mrs. Cassey China, at a meeting of the Congregational Meet. Bros Owatonna, Minn Durocs -Miss A. G. Nolting arrived Sunday He is resting in a Minneapolis hospital Voelker and Mrs. Effie Howe missionary society at the home Mar. 16 Pine Crest Farm Austin, Minn Farm Sale morning from Chicago and is a guest and Chief Teeter expects to gave readings ., during the evening. of Mrs. S. D. Catherwood, 707 North Mar. 24 Market Day Sale Lansing, Minn Market Sale of her sisteti Mrs. E. A. Kempster. XJEGION AUXILIARY leave today to visit his father. No Miss Thompson, whose marriage to Kenwood avenue, Friday. Mrs. Howard She leaves ^Tuesday morning for her Send to any of the above parties for catalogs, bills and descriptive bones were broken but the injured Phillip Smith takes place this week, FORMED BY WOMEN Christie, And Mrs. Clyde Hubbard home* in Spokane, Washington. man is in great pain, Mr. Teeter advertising. A further list of sales will be published was presented with a set of iridescent :«k. assisted Mrs. Catherwood as hostesses. stated. sherbet glasses and goblets. later. "r Miss Mildred -Dubois arrived from J: Mrs. D. S. Barr President of New Chicago this morn'ng and is visiting Miss Frances Konovsky leaves on Organization Mrs. Lafayette •MARRIED AT ST. OLAF'S. MISS FISCH ENTERTAINS. FLORENCE MACBETH friends here today. She leaves Tuesday Tuesday for Mason City, Iowa. French, Vice Pres. Miss Emelia Oleana Uerum was .. Miss Bernice Fisch entertained the for Holdredge, Nebraska, where married to Mark Hamilton at the St. N.* A. C. club at her home, 211 North Mrs. Roy Scheffel of London was she has accepted a position in a millinery Officers were elected and a Woman's Olaf Lutheran parsonage Friday afternoon Kenwood avenue Friday night. Genevieve an Austin shopper Saturday. store. Auxiliary to the American Lesion by Rev. Henry Noss. After Gardner, Winifred Hartsock, formed here Thursday night at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bedford of a short wedding trip they will return and Phyllis DeLong were on the program. CUTTERS ENTERTAIN. sua organization meeting at Central Lyle were Austin callers Saturday. and make their home here. Bernice Fisch \and Devota Mr. and Mrs. William Cutter entertained iigh school. Zender gave the critic's report. a party of friends at a six Ivan Clark of Rose Creek was an MRS. W. C. JEFFERS HONORED. Mrs. D. S. Barr, ^08 South St. Paul 9 o'clock dinner Sunday. The evening Austin caller Saturday. Mrs. W. C. Jeffers was honored by street, was elected president of the CLUB IS ENTERTAINED. was spent in music and sociability. a birthday party given by her sister, newly formed organization. Other Mrs. Arnold Johnson entertained Born to Mr. and-Mrs. E. L. Baxtor, Feb. 23 Mrs. Herbert St. Ledger at her home officers are Mrs. Lafayette French, the Embroidery club at her home Saturday February "5, a daughter. THREE LICENSES ISSUED. •vice-president Miss Ethel Page, secretary 501 North FFrst Street, Thursday. afternoon. A four course dinner Marriage licenses have been issued Miss Nellie Osborne was able to Mrs. A. W. Allen, treasurer was served at 6:30 p. m. to William R. Coyle and Miss Florence MRS. WRIGHT ENTERTAINS. and Mrs. F. E. Daigneau, Mrs. Geo. leave the hospital today after undering Osborne of Austin, Elmer I. Mrs. A. W. Wright entertained at a Sqtton, Sr., and Mrs. Ben Patch, an operation for appendicitis.x RETURN TO CALIFORNIA. Johnson and Miss Ella Pederson of one o'clock luncheon at her home, 800 Mrs. Harlan Bailey and two children members of the executive ,committee. LeRoy, and. Anthony Geannkuri and Miss Mamie Knutson has resumed West Water street, Thursday. left for their home at Corona, Is Connecting Link. Miss Marie Bitker of Austin. her duties ^at West Dry Goods store California, Sunday night after spending "The Woman's Auxili^f" stated after a vacation. BRIDGE CLUB MEETS. Week's several months with Mrs. Bailey's Br. Helen Hughes Heilscher, national TAKES CHARGE OF MILLINERY. Mrs. M. D. Bos well entertained the mother, Mrs. G. W. Merrick. Miss Susan Glascock of Chicago arrived committee woman of the American E. A. Dalager is visiting his son, Monday afternoon Bridge club at her Xegion Auxiliary, who spoke at the Sunday morning and will have Dr. Norman Dalager and family at SERVES DINNER FOR FRIENDS. home on North Kenwood this after- meeting, "is the connecting link between charge of the millinery department of Clear Lake, Iowa. Covers were laid for twelve at a the West Dry Goods store the coming those who remained at home four course, seven o'clock dinner given «nd those who went abroad." season. Mrs. Carl Baudler and little son, Miss Helen Rutherford entertained by Mrs. F.r I. Crane, Thursday. The first duty of the auxiliary, she Richard, were able to leave the hosrpital the N. N.'s at her home, 301 Park avenue Persons from out of town who came 3aid, is to care~for the sick and disabled Saturday. .: Friday night. Miss Irene Taylor Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hopfe entertained to attend the funeral of Miss Marie soldiers, ^?ho are in the government acted as critic of the literary program. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nockelby Umhoefer were Mr. and Mrs. Con hospitals and who are also John McDonough of Minneapolis .. and Mr. Stnd Mrs. Andrew Ramsey Fogarty of Minneapolis.,^ Thomas Duain .scattered thru the rural districts. spent the week-end at the R. J. Kanaur and son/ Donald, at a chicken of Missoula, Montana, Mrs. M. Members of the I. O. O. F. held a home. Lack Compensation. dinner Friday night" at their home, Hoffman Of Minneapolis, John Umhofer social dance at their hall onxEast Last fall, reported Dr. Heilscher, 911 Clark street. The occasion was and daughter Mable of Miles Frank Reader, of Albert Lea spent Bridge street Friday night. iorty percent of the soldiers in the Mr. Hopfe's birthday. City,- Montana, Miss Theresa Umhoefer Sunday with friends. hospitals were not getting compensation, of Modesta, California, Mrs. Miss Olson and Miss Schaffner of Mrs. Henry Noss entertained the other than their hospital expenses. Mike Davy of Minneapolis, Mrs. Miss Ella Neller is taking a week's the Austin Normal were visitors at Busy Bees at her home, 400 West These boys were often times Louis Umhoefer of Mason City, Iowa, vacation from her duties at Fjsch's the Pine Hurst school Monday. Miss Mill street Saturday. forced to do without many of the little store. and Mrs. John Martin of Milwaukee, Olson will do her practice teaching necessities and luxuries that they Wisconsin. under Miss Sievert. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Northrup of were entitled to. Miss Golda Gregg is taking a Clinton, Wisconsin, are expected Love doesn't amount to much unless 'As a remedy to some of the exist'ing week's vacation from her duties at Wednesday for a visit at the Burr it makes a lover believe things evils, she advocated legislation to County Superintendent Rice's office. Maxwell home. that aren't so. care for the soldier epileptics, who, Mr. Pep Miss Eun'ce Tollifson, daughter of she stated are increasing in number. Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Tollifson, has accepted They are now placed in-private jiospitals a position with the Federal or in hospitals for the insane. Reserve Bank, Chicago, Illinois. Special hospitals for these men were seeded she said. Miss Veta West returned from Chicago Would Care for Insane. Sunday morning where she spent Another point she urged was the the past week purchasing merchandise Without Worry establishment of institutions or hospitals for the West Dry Goods store. for soldier insane. She declared MARKET PLACE that the soldiers should not be FLORENCE MACBETH ^placed with the other insane^ patients, no "T^TIGHT brings because many times their insanity The foremost coloratura soprano this country anxiety to those -l&as temporary and could be cured, I HELP WANTED has ever produced.—New York Globe. whose jewelry and other -while if they were placed in a public WANTED—^gent to do business institution their ills were aggravated. valuables are safe in the WHO IS MACBETH? thruout county. For particulars Tubercular colonies throut the write Mower, County News. 11-4-p vault of this bank. «tate at centrally located points were WANTED —"March l, married man .suggested by the speaker. It seems only yesterday that there gary, the first of which, held in the A small yearly rental for farmf work by the year. Call suddenly appeared on the musical Royal Opera House at Darmstadt, Dr. Heilscher outlined the- history Rural 6005 or write Joe Dvorak, horizon of the OldJWorld a young girl sponsored by the great Strauss, saw gives you exclusive use of and growth of the auxiliary in Minnesota Oakland, Minnesota. 11-2-c who startled the greatest critics of her triumph as Gilda in "Rigoletto." and told how the first auxiliary your own private com* the day by some of the most brilliant Great, as her successes were, however, WOOL WANTED—We pay 22 cents was started in order that the singing heard for a generation. To it was not until she appeared in a pound. Also hides from 6 to 10 partment. Don't run the be precise, it was in May, 1913, that London a few months later that the .-memory of the experiences thru cents per pound. Dial 5334 office a fair-haired debutante stepped out supreme moment came, resulting in risk of theft tonight A. Res. 8344. Usem. 12.-tf-c ^which those who staid at home-and on the famous Queen's Hall platform fame and an operatic contract with your box TODAY. The old wom&nwho those who went abroad could be kept rent whereon had stodd her immortal predecessors the late Cleofonte Campanini, who HELP WANTED: Correspondents brought her to America, to Chicago, aKve. and impelled England's noted wanted all over Mower-County by Who lived if\&Shoe in fact, where, as Rosina in the "Barber critics to declare unanimously that the Mower County News. If you like Many on Charter Roll. Hie First National Bank of Austin tnosSV hfcve be&n there had arisen a star whose brightness of Seville," she recorded the first to write or think you can write More than 3d names are entered on was undimmed by the most brilliant of a continuing series of operatic triumphs. news, inquire at tne News office /the charter roll of the new organization of a by-gone day, one who stood about our proposition. See City pte"\\vj vni Capital Surplus $300,000.00 right in the Troyal line. It was thus and prospects for one of the Editor. 10-tf. It is not only in opera that she has that fame came to Florence Macbeth, largest auxiliaries in Minnesota are proved her greatness but in the concert 'Resources Over Three Million Dollars and Mankato, Minnesota, her birthplace, FOR RENT field as well, where by her youth, •declared to be good. Organized- 1868.y in a single night. beauty and charm, she has won for Altho the speaker did not arrive A BARGAIN. Miss Macbeth is the entire product She would have to own lota of heirself a warm place in the hearts of For Sale or Rent—9 acre tract with of the American vocal pedagague p. taalil 10:00 m., because of delayed the people and this probably because, money to buy the shoe at this time. good buildings, close to city of Austin. Yeatman Griffith, who, after two 3 't&ins, the women waited and greeted in spite of all her fame and popularity, Own a home that will pay for years' initial preparation in this country-, HAY, STRAW AND MILL FEED? she is still the same sweet, unspoiled Jwr when she arrived. itself. See Wayne H. Webber, Wold took her with him to Italy and CHICKEN FEED AND girl of yesterday. building Phone 2670. so apt and gifted a pupil did she Officers will call a meeting in the Seeing Is Believing SEED GRAIN -I prove ^that less than two years later Advertisement 11-4-c But Rome was not built in a day future, -j- THIS STORE: she made her first 1ow on a concert nor a .place in the ranks of the immortals FOR RENT—Dandy 120 acre farm stage at" Schevenihgen, Holland, with earned in a night, so Miss XIEBENSTEIN TO When^ you go to a Chiropractor whose office is equipped with a BIG PRICE SAVING for rent, 3 miles north west of the.famous Lamoureux Orchestra of Macbeth has gone steadily on, each Spinographical (X-Ray) outfit he not only tells you wMere,the CAUSE Blooming Prairie on Gravel Trail. ADAMS TUESDAY Paris. The occasion was a memorable year adding to her laurels and enhancing of your trouble is located, but if necessary he takes a spinograph And Absolute Quality Phone to Jahn Nak:es, Resident one, in that she created a veritable her reputation by increasingly (X-Ray picture of your spine) AND SHOWS :YOU. Owner, Blooming Prairie Minn. Satisfaction." furore by amazingly beautiful brilliant achievements until the He then will give you Chiropractic vertebral' adjustments which will 10-2-p singing. Immediately flooded with most celebrated critics of today concede fCormty Agent F. L. Liebenstein remove the CAUSE of your trouble. This office is equipped with a HARE & GOSS tempting offers, she fj£cepte| operatic that she stands at the h^ad of 'l jexplain co-operative elevator orij- complete Spinographical outfit operated by a competent Spino- T" FOR SALE engagements in Germany and. Hun living coloratura sopranos. $ methods at a farmers 9^giE R. KMSM^^z jpmfoatinn FOR SALE:—Typewriter Ribbons, FEED STORE meeting at Adams 1:00 p. m. Tueflda^ IVIis& Macbeth will sing here under the auspices of ^nd Carbon Paper. We Save a fine at the Adams school. '4 line of the famous MUo ribbons and lC. Palmer Graduate Chiropractor. 1 Adams farmers are displaying coi$pr carbon paper for all makes typeJam the High School, Thursday, writers. When in need either of KIA infAMcf S, «derable interest over the. propos Office Phone—2277. tewfa Boildiaf,^ v~ yj- these articles let the "NEWS" sat^»-operative Residence'Phone—7122. AUSTjN, MINNESOTA. .-'Jsw February 23 elevator and an associaf^ jsfy with this superior brand. you tion expected to. be organised. iki~ £&£.&<%•- fc -.V ft 1 tT, I