4^5 •mrnurn mtm •v* -.-at 7? TVfJ m$ 4^ V' $pij- MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Thursday, April 20,1922 Page Fiva IE ROY CLUBS HIGH TRACK TEAM Coverlet History is Nathan Hickok went to Austin Sunday Small talk has generated many big Be prepared for tornadoes. Insure troubles. __ with J. E. Crippen, the Old Reliable to jrlait his ^.brothers during his Topic of the ^rt and The news twice a weeK rne Agency, Austin National Bank Bl|gu STARTS PRACTICE &chool PARR Travel ClubJPuesday News—less than 5c a week Advertisement 27-8-c Rev. A. Oesfreich went to Osage on Monday for several vdays to trans­ act business.Mr. Mrs. H. A. Avery was hostess to i- History and Embroidery Athletic Board. Enters and Mrs. Uglum of South Dakota the Art and Travel club last Tuesday and their son from Adams visited Groups Hold Interesting afternoon. Sixteen members and one Team in Two Big on Tuesday -at the homes of Mr. guest were present. Sessions. Meets. Weigen and J. P. Anderson. Mrs. C. R. Anderson played a piano 'jaw*..,/ selection and two excellent papers GIVE VETERANS TO TWO LeRoy, AprjJyJJO. History club were given. There have been no better m§m|ers very interesting, papers during the year than.those theatre: FORM NUCLEUS A total of $157.50 was. won by the MUSICAL COMEDY meeting last' Thursday at the home of reafi by Mrs. M. G. Shuman and Mrs. members of the Postoffice team in R. R. Murphy. Mrs. L. A. Porter. After the usual the league games just finished. The Coach Roach Faces Difficult Task to business session, Mrs. E. J. Diddams, Mrs. Shuman discussed the history Postoffice men won $70 for first place Develop New Material for Jr., leader, took charge of the meeting.^antk'had of the coverlet, going back to the "Saratoga Springs" at in the league standing, and $63 for Seasons' Work, times when our grandmothers used as the topic for/study, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL 20 AND 21— high team game and high team totftl. Park Theatre May ff "Science and Invention." Altho a the spinning wheel and the wearving NORMA TALMADGE •Requa of, the Postoffice team was Coach Roach issued the first call machine as a recreation as well as an broad subject, the leader had it nicely 1 and 2. high individual winner with a total of -in- for track candidates of the high condensed and well given. employment. She traced the history "LOVES REDEMPTION" $4^.99. He received $27.12 as a member school team last Wednesday afternoon. Miss Anna Weigen was entertained of the coverlets made by these busy of the winning team and $21.87 A1 H. Hendrickg of Chicago, member women of earlier days with their at a six-thirty luncheon with friends for high individual total and high of the firm of Hendricks & Perry Only fifteen men turned out the at Taopi last Friday evening. beautiful patterns and intricate designs A story of the South Sea Islands with Norma at her best game. Producing Company of Chicago, has first night, but Thursday afternoon and made them quite as attractive On Tuesday evening the Embroidery Also "PATHE NEWS" The Tri-State team won second and been in this city the past week or so, practice saw the number swelled considerably. as many of the activities of the Club was pleasantly entertained $45 in prize money, the Tigers received preparing a cast of all home talent The boys were sent out woman of today. She had some in at the home of Mrs. Ed. Hall. The $30 for third place and the which will present the play, "Sara- teresting specimens of this work to for a short conditioning run Wednesday, SATURDAY, APRIL 22— roll call, Natural Wonders of the Mower County Co-operative store's but the cold weather Thursday toga Springs," at the Park theatre in sh0W and thru her skillful paper trac- World, was very interesting for several team and the Braves will roll off their DUSTIN FARNUM confined the practice to the high this city Monday and Tuesday even- the whole history of the nation in of the members have toured the ec tie for fourth place and $15, on Saturday. ings, May 1 and 2. }jer tory of the coverlet. school gymnasium. western states, so were able to tell of About forty people, all home folks, Mrs. Murphy discussed the short Because of the fact that track is a the many wonders they had seen. The -m- are taking part in the play, and it story as it appears in the magazines comparatively new sport in Austin "IRON TO GOLD" A number of post season games are hostess served dainty refreshments at promises to be a very high quality of the present day. She took magazines the response to the call for the team scheduled. The Tri-State team has a late hour. entertainment. A chorus of Austin's with which we are most familiar is not what it ought to be, but it is challenged the Postoffice, the Hormel Mrs. George Boyd and daughter,' Atypical Western, full of thrills and action. beautiful girls will be a feature of certain that enough material will be and told the type of story they desire office team, and the Tri-States will Ramona, went to Mt. Ida, Wisconsin, the evening's entertainment and the found to give Austin a strong team. and the reason for it. Her paper AlsoiSENNET COMEDY "BE REASONABLE' meet them in a series of games. on Saturday morning for several play itself is a scream from start to was very interesting. Only two men are back and Coach A women's team, called the Meadow weeks visit with the former's home finish. Mr. Hendricks, with many Roach will have to build up an entire Larks, has challenged the Tri-State folks. years experience as a comedian, has SUNDAY, APRIL 23— team. pin-topplers to a match to be rolled Japanese Honor Crane. Mrs. Glenn-Wells and children are recommendations from every city and At a meeting of the athletic board The Japanese depict many birds in next week. The women are confident visiting relatives at Chester, Iowa. ETHEL CLAYTON town where he has played as a comedian held yesterday afternoon it was decided their art and painting. They use t^? of beating the men and are disdainful H. Hawkins purchased the north of high class calibre. His part falcon, the pheasant, the crane, the to send entries to the Northwest of a handicap. lots of the Bishop property and expects -m- as the leading Irish comedian in the stork and a host of small birds blithe Interscholastic meet at the University to build a fine modern home at "HER OWN MONEY" crane holds an honored place, Mrs. A. E. Robinson has been elected play is acted exceptionally well, and of Minnesota on May 19. It was also once. ing used to convey the sense of president of the Women's league the supporting cast is all that could decided to accept the invitation of the The new Chevrolet sedan at the nity, easily understood from these fe" whic hstarts a five-week schedule be desired. State Normal school at Mankato to Also JOE MARTIN in "THE MONKEY Wegerslev garage was purchased by sayings, "One cry of a crane is bette* with six teams entered next Monday. The benefits from the play are to enter men in a high school meet to be Archie Wells. than a thousand chirps from a sparrow." SCHOOLMASTER" Miss Olive Cooley is vice president, go to the Legion boys who are pre-! held there on May 13, and it is certain When a public man is -discovered Mrs. J. Moser and daughter, Ruth, and Mrs. William Gilchrist is secretary paring and fostering the play. Rehearsals in a graft scandal or other improper that a team will be sent to the state went to Sioux City, Iowa, last week COMING APRIL 24, 25, 26— and treasurer. have been going on steadily piece of business, a. favorite meet at Carleton college at Northfield for a visit with relatives. phrase used by the newspapers to describe Monday night the first games are for some time past, and all connected "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" on May 29. Mr. and Mrs. O. Larson and little the situation is "Like a crane scheduled, the Tri- State women's with the play are thoroly drilled by a The first meet of the year will be a daughter came down from Austin last •n a flirt heap." or "Like the lotus ir team meeting the team captained by competent and experienced play producer. clais meet at the school on Friday, Thursday and are visiting at the T. he niiul."—Philadelphia Ledger. .. WITH DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Mrs. Gilchrist. Tickets will be placed on sale April 28. One or two dual meets with Eastwold and H. Hawkins homes. April 24. Admission prices are 25, 50 nearby teams will also be scheduled GET THESE PRIZES Mrs. Danielson and Miss Neva and and 75 cents. before the big meets take place. TEAM STANDINGS Elmer went to Grand Meadow on Fri-1 Don't forget the date for the entertainment. day to attend the funeral of the for-' Hear the Matinee Daily Monday and Tuesday Three prizes are to be given atoay LARGEST ELI ROWING SQUAD mer's brother. They returned home! Won. Lost. by the American Legion to the three evenings, May 1 and 2. Considerable at 2:30 Saturday night. Augmented Postoffice ...?v. .7^.38 19 .666 Boy Scouts selling the most tickets to care has been expended in the preperation Mr. and Mrs. George Brown came the musical comedy, Saratoga Springs Candidates at Yale Number 350 and Tri-State :34 23 .596 for the program, and the entertainment Coach Mayl and 2. First prize is a baseball Corderry" Works Hard to down from Austin and spent Sunday Park Two Evening Tigers 31 26 .543 is certain to be highly enjoyed mitt worth $7.00. Second prize, baseball Keep Men Busy. ...........J at the parental Mahoney home. Mower Co. .28 29 .491 Shows by those who attend. Names glove worth $3.00. Third prize, Orchestra Braves 28 29 .491 Miss Fern Whiteside returned to regulation baseball worth $1.75. All of members of the cast and chorus crew 7:30 and 9:00 Varsity and freshmen candidates Cubs ..23 34 .404 of these prizes may be seen in the her home at Austin Saturday evening now 350, at Yale number the will be given in the next issue of The window of Decker Bros. Hardware Old Crow 22 35 .385 after several days' visit with her largest crew squad in Yale's history. News. store. Come on Scouts, let's win n—j XT grandfather, Wr. Whiteside, and other Coach P. J. Corderry, who has on his PRIZE MONEY these prizes. Advertisement 32-1-c hands the problem of keeping the men relatives. In Another Sense, STANDINGS at work, announces that the 160 freshmen Clifford Sprung came down from She—Before we were married you are on the rowing machines daily. the cities for a short visit with his said you couldn't do enough for me. The older men have been divided into He—Well, I guess time has proved Team total—Postoffice 2979 parents. crews out of which will be chosen the that I was right. Team Singles—Postoffice 1067 Cecil Edmunds, a' student at the three varsity and the 150-pound boats. Individual total—Requa 736 University, spent the Easter vacation Twelve crews soon will be sent to the New to Her. Individual game—Requa 297 with his home folks. Derby boat house for daily drills. Medium—Madam, the spirit of your I Individual average—Lunacheck.. 187 Dr. J. E. Price autoed from Blooming folks.<p></p>RADIO husband wishes to speak to you. MOTORCYCLE RECORD IS SET Prairie Saturday evening and Visitor—My husband never had Lady HOLD UP BIG STADIUM PUNS spent Easter with home toy spirit New Mark for Mile on Seven-Lap Track Established by Peter Construction of Immense Structure Is* Markey of Montreal. Delayed Because of Many i* Excessive Bids. Peter Markey of Montreal established a new world's motorcycle record Construction of the proposed world's at Miami when he did one mile on a largest public stadium in Grant Park, seven-lap track in one minute flat, Chicago, will be delayed this spring because breaking the previous record made several of excessive bids, members of weeks ago by E. R. Murphy of the South Park board announced. Fourteen Miami of 1:01. Murphy then went on bids, all In excess of $4,500,000, the track and duplicated Markey's were rejected. The plans will be modifled time. The two men were clocked by to permit cheaper construction, it VALVE-IN-HEAD officials of the National Cycling association. was stated, but' according to John F. Foster, superintendent, this will not result in altering the size. Advertisements in The News reach the consumer. News Advertising brings results. SPECIAL The most interesting and instructive sport The Four Chassis— MOTOR CARS of the Century. 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