J? 7 ".•...WW".. MOWER COUNTY/ NEWS, AUSTIN MINN. 4s". JPage Eight 4 Thursday, Aug. 17,1922. :AW, WHAT'S THE USE -«x«4SSHg. tf? v^S, 4, I. SJ., »T,t"{S loo Irue—loo 'TP' vv ru.i Irue By L. F. Van Zelm The body was brought to Austin, funeral .© Western Newspaper Union services being held at two o'clock FEUX FEAThC H£ AD, YOU T^ED To T&Ll, ME. "fo-You AUELL 1 6AN NOU BlDN'Tf NO HE-MALE i'll prove a woman There "IrtAT.YOU v'are.felix.-and vuhen her M~ at St. Olaf's Lutheran church. Interment H&pTtXDM DISCOVERED PERPETUAL UNCOVERED PERPETUAL MOTiON -AMD IF YOU VV1HO 1\3C0\/EREP fT T'WA^ OUR COOK Chevuin'gum They're ain't chewin'the fj I was made in Oakwoocf cemetery. MOTION WHEN "foil WALKED THE FLOOR, COME "DOVUN TVN HOU^E.— C~ RAG THE BACK FENCE OVER A ALL DAN AHt ALL NIGHT WJOH THAT VOVJJLlN1 S pcrctr Jcidan KEPHEVJJ UV -VURN Funeral Director. The Establishment of Service. ^§3d- oui^u/ I WE'LL EXPLAIN 1 *I4' If you think printing is all alike, let us tell you how our work differs/ It will be time well spent and you'll learn something- LfvAN ?EL(V\ worth while. WALKER SELLS INTERESTIN CITY NEWS sup was presented with a traveling the Lincoln club, which has grown to SOCIAL AND CLUB MOWER COUNTY bag from his friends and a large be one of the leading civic organizations BAM N E W S v— bouquet of flowers from A. N. Kinsman. of Austin. Austin Teachers Entertain. 202 E. MILL STREET. jl The Teachers living in Austin gave W. C. T. U. Hears Dr. Fiester. a picnic at Sutton Park last evening OBITUARY Mr. and Mrs. A., C. White leave today Farmers and Merchants Dr. Fannie Fiester gave an interesting in honor of Mrs. Irene Huss, who A WIDER SERVICE. for Minneapolis to spend a few leaves next week for her new home talk on "Health" at a meeting In availing itself of every opportunity days. Bank Head Remains Mrs. Emma Uhrley. in Winona. of the W. C. T. U. Tuesday afternoon to increase its service Mrs. Emma Uhrley died at the University In Austin. Miss Erma Wilkinson of St. Cloud at the home of Mrs. H. E. Reynolds. nOUS A CONLON to the people of Mower hospital, Minneapolis, Monday, is visiting Miss Angela Cronon for Give Parcel Shower. A discussion relating to health and founty, The Mower County August 14, from pernicious a, few days. Mrs. Wilbur Johnson was the guest training of children followed Dr. After five years' service as presi- ffews is making a special subscription anemia. She had been in poor health Fiester's address. A" vocal solo was dent of the Farmers and Merchants honor at a parcel shower at the offer to every person for more than a year. "Miss Esther Erickson of LaCrosse^ AUCTIONEER given by Miss Hannah Overboe. Mrs. State Bank, W. W. Walker has soldjhome of Miss Florence Lindsley Mon- in Mower county. "Wisconsin, is a guest of her friend Emma Fisher was born June 17, Grace Loonier presided at the meeting. his interest in the bank to Claud ^ay evening. Twenty guests were This subscription offer is made 1873, in Postville, Iowa. She was Miss Florence Griffin. Spieker of the Penville State bank of Present, and Mrs. Johnson received only during the four days of married to Ingval Uhrley about eleven Amos Machacek and family leave Swea City, Iowa, and D. R. Spieker of many useful gifts. Violin selections the Mower county fair, August years ago and since that time Minneapolis Farewell for Maure^s. Friday for Stillwater to spend several the Penville State Bank. !by Miss Gladys Kenovosky featured 22, 23, 24, 25. had been her home. She A farewell party for the John the program. DIAL 2156 FOR DATES days with relatives. Mr. Walker 'will relinquish his position If you are a resident of Mower leaves one son, Aimer, nine years old, Maurek family, who are leaving Austin with the bank on September 1. county and are interested in and three brothers and three sisters. Miss Joy Machacek returned today I to make their new home in Gary, He will continue to make Austin his the type of news, advertising, Honor Envoy Jessup. Indiana, was given by the Lincoln club from Cedar Falls, Iowa, where she home. and community service that Envoy W. E. Jessup was given a Monday night. A delightful program •visited college friends for a few days. Claud Spieker has arrived in the, surprise party Monday evening at The News renders, you should was given, and on behalf of the Lincoln THE LIVE city and will move his family to the! the Oscar Moen home, the occasion Sister Mary Alacoque of Chicago not fail to avail yourself of this club, Mrs. J. H. Skinnerjpresented and Sister Mary Laurentine of Milwaukee house occupied by C. W. Mitchell, on being Mr. Jessup's birthday. About opportunity to secure a year's gifts to Mr. and Mrs. Maurek. Mr. West ollege street. D. R. Spieker thirty people were present. Mr. Jes are visiting at the M. McShane subscription for nearly half Maurek was one of the rganizers of will take the residence of M. I. Bass ACCOUNT home. price. fig ler on Kenwood Avenue See our advertisement 6 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith and children There will be no change in the directorate page 2 for full particulars. retured home Wednesday from TAKES TIME TO DO A of the bank nor' any change HlUsboro, Wisconsin, where they among the employes. The directors spent several days with relatives. JOIN THE PEOPLES PARTY. are O. H. Hegge, M. S. Fisch, A. M. The real pleasure in a savings account is in keeping it We believe that the Republican and Smith, Peter Lausen, C. R. Knutson, GOOD TIRE REPAIR JOB Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Grise returned Democratic parties are not controlled alive. Frank Uzlik and C. W/Streeter. Mr. fiome Tuesday night from a trip thru |by nor are they in sympathy with the Stree\er will continue as cashier. Ohio and Pennsylvania. The doctor 'sreat majority of the voters of this People who open a savings account and then let it die from nr i-'i j-u „4.' country. That present economic con-attended Clinics while on the trip at ditions and the welfare of the nation sheer neglect, usually do so because they try to save too Qeveland and Pittsburg. Improves Casein Glues. demands the organization of a third party (a party of the people, by the The addition of copper salts to casein much. Mrs. Celia Alford and Miss Eliza- people and for the people). glues has been found to increase NEW MAN AT TIRE HOSPITAL TO "foeth Alford of Davenport, Iowa, are The following plans of organizavisiting their resistance to moisture and make If you think you can save a certain amount, start in with at the E. N. Hoffman home. ^as ^en adopted:_ them more durable. INSURE PROMPT SERVICE *r -ci a 4.A- j? n,r :+. rirst—Ihe organization of units but half this amount at THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK Mrs. F. A. Rettig of Moia is is evei,y precinct and township. These 2ng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fuller units to serve as a nucleus for the and then stick and youi savings account will lc a i-ucce.-'.-. Small Saintly Congregation. Marm. party organization at election time.' Church Notice—"Splendid music will If you are in sympathy with this be a feature. Come early. All sinners To properly repair a tire, like doing -*Miss Elizabeth Taylor has returned niovement we earnestly request that are urged to assist in the choir."—Boston you call a meeting of your neighbors, from a six weeks trip thru the Can- jrjiec^ Secretary and forward to this Transcript. a any other job, you have to spend a reasonable THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK -adian Rockies and Alaska. She leaves office names and addresses of those tod&y for Geneva, Illinois, to attend present together with a copy of any Uncle Eben.' amount of time, if it is to be success. a ten-days' session of the Y. W. C.resolution that is passed, the time and "Alius buy de cheapest ^tnd of an place of the next meeting and a nota- of Austin, Minn. & alarm clock," said Uncle Eben. "You'll conierence. ^on regarding the sentiment in your be thankful when it gits broke an' community toward this campaign. Member Federal Reserve System. won't work." Second—We are seeking financial Hormel Tigers Customers often ask to get their work support as the progress of this campaign J. L. MITCHELL, P. D. BEAULIEU, W. E. HOPFE, To Play Grand will depend largely upon the The News job department is at President Vice President Cashier amount of publicity that we secure. immediately, which of course, cannot be Meadow Sunday your service for printing of all kinds. Space in the public press, the rent of COAL 'halls, and many other expenses inci- done. But to cut the time down to a minimum, ,. dent to this campaign will entail a A With tli6 Austin Pdckcrs plsyin^ lsr^6 outlsy. ~at Waseca Sunday the Hormel Tigers Third—This is a party that cannot on account of the Hospital's steadily have scheduled a home game with the appeal to office holders or to the vestGrand Meadow team for next Sunday. interests of Wall Street for sup- ed increasing patronage, anew man has been" if V. I port. We are asking for volunteers The Grand Meadow team is a hard- jwh0 wjj| pledge at least one dollar a hitting aggregation and have won year to enlarge the scope of this cam- added to the staff of workmen. cigarettes paign. -sixteen of their last seventeen starts The most important situation that One of these wins was over the Tigers ""V1 faces the people of the United States DON'T WASTE IT- 7 A at Grand Meadow last Sunday, and jg p0ntical situation and the reaihe You may now be assured of getting Tigers are planning to redeem 'SOn that is true is because every oththemselves BUY A with a victory Sunday. ler situation, every other condition, your work done as per schedule, along with i, Batteries for the Sunday game, every other phase of American life I depends on and is entirely subordi- JEWEL -wili probably be Titus and Gute for na^e an(j corollary of the political the satisfaction of knowing that the jab has the locals and Morse and Hennager situation. Address all correspondence to J. HChandler, The game is called for the visitors, been done correctly. Executive Secretary, 500 at 3:00 o'clock. Fifth Avenue, New York City. Advertisement 14-1 The Tire Hospital Speeding Up Production. Advertising is the art of making They are COODt Alice—"Why do you go shopping 'When you haven't any money?" Virginla—"Ob, others think as you think about yoi_T AND SAVE I get through so much product. ^nicker!"—Judge. Opposite the Herald Bldg. FUEL Busy Massachusetts Looms. Massachusetts looms In one year prodace woolens enough to make a blanket one mile long and thirty-seven 1 XSLQ8 wide. AINSW0RTH BATTERY CO. RADIOGRAM Fond Relative. Alice—"Do the doctors give you much hope regarding your rich uncle's illness?" Bob—"No, they say lie may Broadcasted from Steele County Radio Headquarters Enjoy the comforts EXPERT BATTERY SERVICE lire for many years yet."—Houston Post. of a well THREE BIG DAYS AT OWATONNA We specialize in repairing and service heated home Flowers for Luck, Thursday is Elk Day In Switzerland when -the cows are and absolutely guarantee all our work. Installed in a driven to the mountain/.pastures for Friday is U. C. T. Day. the summer, the leader? ^vhich wears few hours gauranteed si bell, has her neck g^l^ac&d with r\./" .£" Saturday is Shrine Day flowers for luck. Give us a trial and be convinced. to heat Better, plan to be there every day Typical of the Fool. your home or TIRES, OILS, and ACCESSORIES The condition and characteristic of Horse Races, Vaudeville Acts, Comedy fool Is this—he never expects from your money ... r'-r- .} external*.—Eplcteths. fcifesself profit nor harm, but from Stunts and in fact every minute will bring ^}|ervice and Satisfaction" refunded. new thrills. Radio for those who want it. AINSW0RTH BATTERY CO- A county Fair you should plan to see, Sham* Often Well Concealed, Though. When pride cometh, then cometh & Gallowav aSiame, but with the lowly Is wisdom.— 50 Cents Day Time—25 Cents Nights. 212 E. Bridge Street, Solomon, Austin, Minnesota. Children under 14 years FREE Floor Wax. Heating Contractors AUSTIN, MINN. The best wax for a floor Is made oi a. mixture of beeswax, paraffin and turpentine. gn|l l| l|l l|l 'fr l| l|l »}l lf« l|l l|l