RALPH BROWNING ECLIPSE ECHOES LYLE BOY, SICK Coronation of Pope Pius XI A large number of our citizens attended market day in Brownsdale, JOINS CALF CLUB IS BETTER TODAY Saturday, March 25. Ernest Rockwell won the prize for Weekly Shavings. Edited by Volume 415. the most eggs brought in to the Warner March 30, 1922. Splinters. store on market day—an aluminum Ernest Rockwell Wins Grandma DeRemer Receives roaster. Business is really getting better in While the mud is so bad that farm spite of all the predictions made by First Prize in Egg work cannot be started, take a clay off Fruit from the so-called business prophets. But and visit our lumber yard with the Advertisements in The News reach Contest. we all have to put up a big fight to idea of seeing the lumber and farm California. the consumer!' get ahold of those PEACE DOLLARS. equipment that we carry. We will promise to make it interesting and you will find that we have things that Renova, March 29.—Ralph Brownof Lyle, Route No. 2, March 29.—Fred will surprise you. We try to keep up this village has entered the Mower Hogs are worth pretty good money Hanson, who has been out of school with the times and anything new that County Boys' and Girls' Calf club contest nowadays and deserve the best of is good, we get. here for the past week on account of care and feeding. Use our hog feeders and has chosen a Holstein to a severe attack of the grippe, is some and watering troughs. If we raise. He has started feeding it in better today and it is expected he will haven't what you want we can make preparation for the Mower County it or get it for you. be able to return to school soon. Most evry man needs a few good Fair next September. "Grandma" DeRemer received a fence posts and we have a real big A. B. Rockwell is on the sick list. nice box of fresh fruit from a relative snap in good posts. This is no jolly, COAL STRIKE Mrs. W. A. Gordy is much improved in California. She enjoyed it but the gospel truth and you are missing In all probability both hard and in health. it if you pass this chance. very much and says "who wouldn't soft coal mines will suspend April 1st. Eno. Krull expects to return home enjoy a gift like that away out here." No one can tell the length of the coal from Rochester hospital Saturday, strike if it comes. Mrs. C. G. Olson entertained a few where he underwent an operation. The wise householder will place his lady friends at luncheon Monday afternoon. Long ago the Eclipse came to know B. F. Tanner arrived from Bruno order immediately for Eclipse coal that a successful institution grows needed during April and May. last week to spend the summer with Miss Amanda Holt, who has been only by offering service that merits Worn and scored cylinders reduce his sorts here. Snow was two feet visiting: with the Mrs. John Hanson consideration. This is your best guarantee your car's power and increase deep when he came away from there. and C. G. Olson families, returned to its gas and oil consumption. What kind of a roofing could be that it will pay you well to seek Clifford Brownsdale who has been her home south of Lyle Wednesday. Our cylinder reboring will more durable than three layers of our service for your building problems. make it run like new. Drop in everlasting cadar? Mrs. Thomas Downey and children attending school in St. Paul for farmers' Pope Pius XI seated on the papa! in St. Peter's at Rome just after throne and we will show you how it is of Rose Creek visited with her sister, boys and girls, came home Saturday. the triple tiara had been placed on his heart. done. He thinks he will return for Mrs. Thomas Spark and other friends University of Southern another year after spending the summer in this vicinity Tuesday. NEW FLOOR PLANNED J. J. CLEMENS (road has started laying new rails thru vacation on the old farm. Miss Hazel Olson is a guest at the Minnesota Racine. 'ONE PIECE OR A CAR LOAD// home of her grandfather, M. Hanson, Mrs. George Yound, who has been FOR CHURCH *7*7 V/ A. E. Amundson has been visiting quite ill with neuritis, is feeling south of Lyle this week. PHONE 6215 his son in West Concord. Local Manager DIAL 2047 somewhat better. R. D. Gregg was a business caller in Lyle Saturday. LANSING MAN HAS Several of the children from school Racine Woman Dies at house No. 10, are in Lyle taking the HAND CUT BY SAW Home of Her Daughter Eighth grade examination this week. We hope that they all pass. Friday. Martin Willinger and the Horrigan s. Sfte Results boys were in Lyle on business Friday. H. Vaughan* Suffers of Racine, March 29.—Plans for a new W. H. Miller has about completed Slight Accident concrete floor in the basement of the the raising of his fine silo. Methodist church here have been completed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Searls were At Work. and work is expected to start in Austin on business Monday. as soon as the church can be raised J. P. Murphy was a Lyle caller on Lansing, March 29.—S. H. Vaughan and stronger foundations be installed. Tuesday. suffered a painful accident Saturday Advertising Mrs. Rosina Eichorn died at the Peter Skov and daughters were when he accidently got his thumb and home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles business callers in Austin Saturday. finger in a wood saw here. Sanborn on Friday, March 24, at the Peter Hanson and son were in Austin Remember the Bible Study class age of eighty-two years. The funeral on business Tuesday. meets at the home of Grandma Summey was held at the Evangelical church The Misses Skov were guests at the every Tuesday afternoon. Everybody Monday, March 27. Interment was Lawson home Monday. is welcome. made in the German Street cemetery. ELKTON FAMILY The mid-week union prayer meeting W. A. Wilson has installed a device PAYS will be held at the home of Mr. for charging storage batteries. and Mrs. M. C. Clark. All are urged MOVES TO FARM Racine is to have anew garage. to attend these meetings. Remodeling of the west part of the Mrs. W. M. Yarwood is on the sick hardware store will commence soon to list at this writing. provide room for the automotive hospital. Mrs. H. 0. Wood was an Austin Special Correspondent caller Friday. John Campfield has reeovered from Gives News of Miss May Lesterud and sister were his recent illness. Elkton. Lansing callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wilson of Stewartvill© Mr. and Mrs. Guy Yarwood were celebrated their twenty-fifth guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. anniversary at the home of W. A. Elkton, March 29.—John Jeck and W. M. Yarwood, Sunday. Wilson. family, who for a number of years H. O. Wood was an Austin caller Mr. and Mrs. Flathers of Mankato have lived on the farm just southwest Saturday. visited at the Charles Sanborn home "Advertising has made the Victrola Dog famous. of this town, have moved south of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rector and family this week. town on what is known as the "old spent Sunday at the home of his "Advertising has run a Ford over every navigable bit of Mr. Roth of Rochester has been visiting Goomer farm." Brother, Ed. Rector, in Austin. in Racine. land in the U. S. B. P. Haugen delivered hogs to the Lloyd Vaughan came home Thursday Claud Sturgis is expected to return Farmers' Shipping association at to spend a few days at the home "It has made the cash register a brother to retailers all to Racine in the near future. Oakland last Saturday. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. W. A. Wilson was a business caller over the world. Mr. and Mrs. Schneider of Elkton Vaughan. He returned to Minneapolis in Spring Valley on Monday. went to Adams last Saturday afternoon. Tuesday to resume his studies at "It introduced the world to a substitute for sole leather. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Pendergrass the University. motored to Elkton Saturday evening. Mrs. Ramseth and Mrs. Bohn attended "It is displacing the truck horse with 40-h. p. trucks. Mrs. S. W. Playle and son, Forest, the Ladies' Aid at Adams last Miss Anna Neill has returned to were Austin shoppers Friday. "It has made hand-written letters an oddity in business. take charge of Shadynook Rest home. Thursday afternoon. The John Rudel family east of town The Chicago Great Western rail- News advertising brings results. "It has helped you to an appreciation of Stetson Hats, have been on the sick list the past Walkover, Douglas, and Emerson Shoes. week. Mr. Ramseth delivered hogs to "It has put Manhattan Shirts on your back, B. V. D.'s Jou dotithave to coax Adams last Saturday. next to your hide, Sloan's liniment on it and Bevo in it. "Grandma" Voorhees, mother of F. C. Voorhees, living southeast of town, andhttle &Ihs to eat "It has put hair oil on heads where no hair oil would do died suddenly last Saturday morning. any good, and on heads where no hair oil was needed. Mrs. Ella Hanson and children visited HeUoggS Corn Flakes at the home of A. J. Ramseth "It has put a Gillette against your hayfield. last Sunday. "It has put Arrow Collars around your neck and Ingersolls John Christgau returned from a Just as soon as you serve business trip to Spring Valley Monday. around your wrists. Kellogg's you'll note fussy and "It has jammed your feet in Holeproof Sox, put Paris faded appetites getting mighty Roy Corbit and family spent Sunday sharp you'll find big bowls being with the Thomas Schott family. Garters on your legs, and Tiffany rings on your fingers. handed .back for "just a few more Some of the school buses used four "It has,stuck Robert Burns cigars between your teeth, Kellogg's, mother—they're horses on account of the heavy roads wonderful!" the past week. worn out your jaws on Wrigley's and posted you on what And, that'll make you glad, for to cure corns, warts, bunions and ingrowing toe nails. Kellogg's Corn Flakes area great SMITH'S speed-start for the day's doings! "It has helped you to buy clothes and has brought fame They make for health and happy, Auto Radiator Repairs Messrs. Atterbury, Kuppenheimer, Hart Schaffner & to digestions! Kellogg's are never Marx, Old Man Styleplus and a few Irishmen by the 126 W. MILL ST. leathery or tough, but always joyously crisp! name of Rogers Peet and Hickey Freeman. DIAL 6555 Kellogg's—the original Corn "Go anywhere you want, do anything you wish, and advertising (Flakes—will be a revelation to has had a hand in it." your taste if you have been eating PROFESSIONAL imitations! For your own enjoyment, DIRECTORY- AB-SOLUTELY! do this:—compare the big, T. sunny-brown Kellogg's Corn CLIFFORD C. LECK, M. D. Flakes with ffther "corn flakes." Dial 2038 OEat some of Kellogg's—then try Physician and Surgeon Do your shopping in The News first—you will be better satisfied the imitations! You'll realize Hirsh Block, Austin, Minn. then why Kellogg's Corn Flakes X-Ray and Laboratory Equipment Assistants— are'the largest and fastest selling Ernest H.Morris, M. D. cereal in tie whole world! Mabelle Moore, R. N. Bo more than ask for "corn Mower County News M? an* flakes." Insist upon KELLOGG'S W. R. EARL ft" box, Bmtty. Corn Flakes in the RED and Mother always ha* Mvmral packofw FUNERAL DIRECTOR GREEN package! My, but it'f of Ktllogg's 'caw '*m worthwhile! 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