paining ..... pit* ll/Fi, irmjiaicain JU W v-» *. ,* .* •*, 1 'Jlr1 MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Page Two Monday, April 3, 1922 GUST JACOBSON LE ROY STUDENTS ECLIPSE ECHOES Chinese Shriiie in California nesday on business. Henry Anfinson left for Faribault ENJOYVACATION last Sunday where he has secured a job with one of the state schools for Weekly Shavings. Edited by Volume 415. the coming summer. April 3, 1922. Splinters. Andrew Torgerson Returns Roy Willanger has returned from Many Parties Held at Business is really getting better in St. Paul where he has been the last While the mud is so bad that farm from California. LeRoy During spite of all the predictions made by three months. I work cannot be started, take a day off the so-called business prophets. But I and visit our lumber yard with the Week. Louis SKndec drove to LeRoy Tuesday we all have to put up a big fight to idea of seeing the lumber and farm night. get ahold of those PEACE DOLLARS. equipment that we jcarry. We will j.promise to make it interesting and Andrew Torgerson returned home Adams, March 30.—Gust Jacobson, LeRoy, March 30.—Several University you will find that we have things that from California last Sunday afternoon. who moved to Loyal, Wisconsin, a few {will surprise you. We try to keep up students of this vicinity are He says he has enjoyed the Hogs are worth pretty good money with the times and anything new that spending their spring vacations years ago and decided to return to nowadays and deserve the best of winter very much, but adds that Minnesota I is gocd, we get. good old Mower county, has bought with relatives. Among those who care and feeding. Use our hog feeders is a good state to live in. and watering troughs. If we the old Flemming farm, three miles were home last week were Miss Evelyn haven't what you want we can make west of Rose Creek and will take possession Buck, a student at the University it or get it for you. Persian women are not allowed to this spring. who spent the vacation with her Most evry man needs a few good wear hats. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. Sweet fence posts and we have a real big Nick Severson of Lyle has been visiting A woman may lead a man astray COAL STRIKE (snap in good posts. This is no jolly, but she never has to pull him. David Maxfield, a dental student at at the John J. Knutson home Tr. oil j* -i but the gospel truth and you are missin the state "U," and Raymond Brown. this week. ail probability both hard and lino. ,-t vm, thi* Phanrp if The Pneumonia Month. soft coal mines will suspend April 1st. img chance* 1 1 y0U pa S Mrs. Johnson received the sad Mrs. Arthur Holland, who has been No one can tell the length of the coal March is a typical pneumonia month news Friday that her son-in-law, L. very low with pneumonia, is much strike if it comes. and usually gives a high rate of mortality Lindy, died suddenly at his home in better and is out of danger. for the disease. After a long The wise householder will place his Spring Grove. She left Saturday to and hard winter, the system loses order immediately for Eclipse coal Long ago the Eclipse came to know ^iji Mrs. N. N. Berbheim of Little Falls cm much of its resistance and people attend the funeral. needed during April and May. that a successful institution grows is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. J. grow careless. When every cold, no Dr. J. E. Price of Blooming Prairie only by offering service that merits Hanson, and brothers. matter how slight, is given prompt motored over Sunday and spent a few consideration. This is your best guar- County Commissioner Krebsbach and intelligent attention, there is What kind of a roofing could be antee that it will pay you well to seek hourse with relatives. much less danger of pneumonia. It has been under the weather the last should be borne in mind that pneumonia Mrs. Mary Roy very pleasantly entertained everlasMrf ^cadar ?n *^ree ^ayers of service for your building problems. ten days, but is all 0. K. now. our is a germ disease and breeds in the members of the Crochet rA A. J. Mielke of Danville, Illinois, the throat. Chamberlain's Cough club last Thursday afternoon. a Remedy is an expectorant and cleans is visiting Mr.- and Mrs. A. J. Qualee Mrs. Nan Maxfield is home again out the garm ladened mucus and not UNDt-HwOOO this week. only cures a cold but prevents its resulting after several weeks nursing of "flu" J. CLEMENS it. UNDERWOOD J. Mrs. I. E. Tiegen- entertained tho in pneumonia. It is pleasant patients. ONE PIECE OR A CAR LOAD// to take. Children take it willingly. Ladies' Aid at the Lutheran church Mrs. Futrell has sold her home in K. O. Wold Drug Co. and Pooler Drug This elaborate and costly Chinese slirine has been built in the yard of his parlors last Wednesday. the east end of town to Emanual Company. estate at Hollywood, Cal., by A. J. Burnheimer, a retired millionaire. The Local Manager O. H. Lunde went to Austin Wed­ DIAL 2047 Advertisement—Monday— March Miller and will leave soon to visit shrine is perfect in every detail and is ornamented with yold leaf and other relatives in Iowa. technically correct accoutrements. Mr. and Mrs. Yates of Minneapolis REED HEADS NEW returned to their home Sunday noon rectors. The board of directors are to after several days' visit with their use their judgment in employing a COW ASSOCIATION daughter, Mrs. L. A. Porter, and family- tester. Work will start as soon as possible. Results The members of P. N. G. of the Rebekah of order were royally entertained Clergyman Heads Mower and Olmstead at the home of Mrs. J. Madison. After Adams Association the business meeting a secial hour Counties Organize was enjoyed and delicious refreshments' at Racine. were served by the hostess. Adams, April 1.—Rev. O. G. Brenna Mr. and Mrs. George Harden delightfully Advertising was elected president of the Adams entertained' a number of Grand Meadow, March 30.—Mower Business Men's association at a their friends at cards last Friday evening. and Olmstead 'counties organized a recent meeting here. Other officers Refreshments were served cow testing association at Racine are John Boyum, vice president J. A. later. Tuesday and elected Daniel Reed of Schneider, secretary E. S. Erckenbrack, The apron sale and supper served the new organization, which is to be treasurer Nils Anderson, at the Baptist church by the Dorcas known as the Mower and Olmstead chairman Art Krebsbach, N. V. Torgerson, society last Friday evening was well PAYS Countys' Cow Testing association. Ed. Boe and Dr. Shipley, executive attended and netted them fifty dollars. Other officers elected were Howard committee. The association Brownell, secretary-treasurer Thomas favors renting the Adams baseball E. Pierce and C. I. Roy came home Hess, Frankford, Ed. Brin, Stcwartville, grounds. from Austin Sunday where they were and Mr. Ellinghuysen, Racine, released from their court duties. They directors. Mower County News Market returned Tuesday morning to resume The amount of dues will be left to Place is the place to list anything their work. the discretion of the president and di­ you may nave to dispose of. Mel. Morse went to Rochester Tuesday morning where he is receiving medical treatment for his eyes. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown went to Spring Valley Tuesday to attend the funeral of the latter's uncle, J. Roberts, who passed away at his hor»e "Advertising has made the Victrola Dog famous. near Ostrander last Friday. COLUMBIA Miss Josie Horn went to Northfield "Advertising has run a Ford over every navigable bit of Tuesday for several days' visit with land in the U. S. friends. Miss Lucile Brown entertained a "It has made the cash register a brother to retailers all number of friends Saturday at a 6:30 NATIONAL CARBON CO Inc over the world. luncheon in honor of Miss Alice Anderson's birthday. 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