Sfce| •. TO?^fr^'l,W'i:'v A-w$5 rt -fc*. 1 -?r:i'- jtawsw:^'4 '•-'. y^U"V Cr *..» -si .' *v !i *, v- MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Page Two Monday, Oct. 9,1922. Railway Shopman Returning to Their Jobs LEAVES TOWN TO Modern verse shows much inspiration, ESCAPE SENTENCE but it takes perspiration to support a family. ar Dan Kerwin, a transient laborer, 5.* A was arrested Tuesday night charged jTIGS wm* w#h being drunk and disorderly. He FURS was arraigned before Justice Detwiler Wednesday morning and found The Small Choker guilty. He was sentenced to ten days in the county jail, on bread and The Large Choker water. Justice Detwiler suspended The Short Coat the sentence on condition that the EIGHT SCHOOLS NEWRY The Long Coat man lea^e town immediately. He REPRESENTED did. The Wrap E. Magnuson called at the Alb AT MEETING The tfape News Advertising brings results. Luthe home Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim attended The conference of agricultural Every Latest Style All the show in Austin Sunday evening. teachers of the southeastern Minnesota Made En Our Factory, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kruger were GUY BRADFORD district closed last Friday afternoon dinner guests at the Alex Noble home after having been in session Awaiting Your Inspection, Sunday. Auctioneer since Thursday morning. Eight George and Herman Luthe called schools in the district were represented, Remodeling Our Specialty. at the S. S. Magnuson home Monday and it is hoped by those responsible evening. for the convention that the Graduate of Jones Auctioneering S. Basness and C. Hanson called at School of Chicago Albert Lea Hide demonstrations and discussions held the Swen Magnuson home Sunday as part of the program will tend to evening. co-ordinate the work in the several & Fur Co. Agnes Noble is helping with the Office, Austin Feed Barn educational deparements of the house work at the Theo. Heleck home schools of the section. this week. 9 Dial 7180 ALBERT LEA, MINN. The following reprecentatives were Mr. Albert Luthe is the owner of Just two of tlie many thousands of railway shopmen who have returned to their jobs of making the rail equip in attendance at the convention: L. a new Fvord touring car, purchased ment safe for the traveling public. Each day more railway companfes are concluding agreements with the miioi H. Thurwachter, Albert Lea Superintendent a few days ago. under the Baltimore plan. E. C. Meredith and M.«H. Cory Hanson and Ernest Thompson ECLIPSE ECHOES Blesi, of Elkton G. A. Stuval, Fairmont WILL SELL COWS When Bill Nye Sold His Cow. should plan to go together and purchase visited at the Albert Luthe home Robert Duijlop, Madelia F. S. enough for a carload in order Tuesday evening. Bill Nye the humorist once had a Crowe, New Richland P. S. Dyer, AT DAIRY SHOW to save shipping expenses. It is seldom Confirmation Services will be held cow he wanted to sell, and he unblushingly Weekly Shavings. Preston, and F. W. Barrickman, Truman. Edited by in Red Rock Grove church Sunday, that such an opportunity to buy Volume 443 advertised all her faults October 4, 1922 A. F. Hinrichs was the Austin Splinters. high producing cows is presented. October 8. Everybody welcome. while naming the few .virtues she representative and played a prominent Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lysne and part in the convention. seems to have possessed. His advertisement Protect Your Machinery. The Secret of Good Taste. Esther spent Sunday evening with Best Grade of Dairy Revenge. The old adage "a stitch in time in a house is not always so much a ran: Mr. and Mrs. A. Luthe and family. saves nine" was never more applicable I like to give a party matter Tf furniture, as the setting County Lad Arrested Cows In Wisconsin "Owing to my ill health, I will sell to anything--than it is right now The Misses Louise and Hilma 3'our room affords. Obtain that setting And, shufflling names about, to your machinery. Don't let it depreciate at my residence in township 19, range To Be Sold. and good taste by relaying your In Aurora, Illinois Luthe and Grayce Johnson and G. With satisfaction hearty in value by allowing it to old floors with 3-8 inch Oak Flooring. 18, according to the government's J. Luthe motored to Austin Sunday. Leave certain people out. stand in all kinds of weather. Can be laid easily over your old survey, one p.^h raspberry cow, age Mabell Magnuson who is attending floors—no tearing up—no fuss—no Chief of Police Lee Sargeant re- County agent F. L. Liebenstein is muss. school at Blooming Prairie spent I shall pass thru this.world but Build Your Sheds Now. ceived a telegram today from Aurora, years' undoubted eight She is of Come in and let us tell you about in receipt of a letter from A. E. Hanson, the week-end at her home in Newry. courage and gives milk frequently. and protect your machinery. It m£ans once. Any good thing, therefore, Illinois, stating that Herbert Wal it. Dairy Extension Specialist, stating money in your pocket and the satisfaction To the man who does not fear death Mr. and Mrs.'-S. S. Ulland and Arthur that I can do or any kindness that lam, a son of Andrew Wallam living that there is to be a sale of grade of knowing that when you and Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Lostegaard on a farm near Austin, is in jail in *n f°r™ s^e would be a great I can show to any human being, let any Give Biddy Her Due. want to use a machine it will not be dairy cows in connection with the National and family went to Emmons, The hen brought more mone}- into Aurora and asking that his parents boon. She is very much attached to me do it now. Let me not defer it or rusted and out of commission. Dairy Show on Friday, October Minnesota, Sunday. her present home with a stay chain, Iowa last year than all your wheat, neglect it for I shall not pass this '"V be notified and instructions sent as Let us help you figure the cost of barley, rye, flax, timothy, clover seed 13, at 10:00 a. m. but will be sold^o anyone who will Mr. and Mrs. Alex Noble went to building a good implement shed. We way -again. to the disposition to be made of the and potatoes combined. Then why These cows are being sent by Wisconsin have everything you'll need and at a agree to treat her right. She is onefourth Blooming Prairie Thursday to see boy. not provide her with a comfortable price that means economy. to compete in the grade cow Mr. Noble's brother, Hanibold, who Shorthorn and three-quarters home. On ,the average farm she is classes at the National Dairy Show. is reported to be ill again. the most neglected of all your property. Is this the hosiery department?" I hyena- -1 dou" wiU also throw in a Money cannot buy better brands of Come in and let the Eclipse grade cows in the sale will have ble-barrel shotgun, which goes with Inez Ulland spent Sunday at the asked' the voice over the phone. coal than we carry. They are the help you increase your poultry profits. qpw testing association records of at her. In May she usually goes away home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. "Yes," replied/the/weary saleslady. correct solution of the coal question. least 365 pounds of fat. for a week or two, and returns with A. Ulland and returned to Albert Lea "Have you any flesh-colored stockings Mr. A. J. Cramer, Dairy Husbandryman, a tall red calf with wobbly legs. Her Monday where she is attending in stock?" asked the voice. Wisconsin College of Agriculture, name is Rose. I would rather sell school. "Yes," replied the weary saleslady. J. J. CLEMENS says: "We are offering the her to a non-resident, the farther Tom I. Johnson, who has been "Whaddy ya want—pink, yellow, LOADJJ cream of Wisconsin grade cows for PIECE OR A CAR v/ away the better." working in South Dakota for a few or black?" sals at public auction, Friday, Ocio-. months is spending a few days at 13. There are several thoupand DIAL 2047 Local Manager the home o^.his sister. Mrs. Sven Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll such cows available in Wisconsin as Magnuson this week. FEW AUTUMN FROCKS we are offering to the buyers at the The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer TELL A SHORT STORY National Dairy Show, but it has been Kruger was Christianed, Elmer a very hard task to release them from Howard, Jr., Sunday at the Red Oak Jiimimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimmmiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiimiitiiiiiiiiiiii the owners, since the owners feel that Grove church. Sponsors were Eprraim Skilled, careful recharging. they can get much more for them Magnuson, Irene Kruger and Competent skill for overhauling, when sold at private sale." rebuilding, repairing. Mr. and Mrs. John Kruger. Every phase of battery service for Many Mower cbunty farmers who every make is offered by this station have been looking for good dairy cattle —ior we are fully equipped, stocked, W DEXTER should plan to attend the National experienced and skilled. JL Dairy show and if it is possible Modest charges. to secure any of these grade animals Universtiy of Southern ^Minn. Miss Dorothy Root, who is teaching at reasonable prices it would be well near Spring Valley, remained liome for them to do so. Several however, this week on account of sickness. PHONE 6743. Mr. and Mrs. A'sa Chase were Austin callers Thursday. Miss Elsie Faber resigned her position $ at the bank the first of the month to attend a term at the Mankato It Takes a Good Man business college. Miss Celia Faber is taking- her place at the bank. to Fix Batteries Miss Gussie "VVilmot has accepted the position at the central office for three months. Almost any man will admit that Milo Johannes has had an attack of the flu the past week. he could run a newspaper or teach F.O.B. Mrs. W. E. Daily went to Hutchinson, school or preach a fair sermon DETROIT Minnesota, Saturday, to spend a few weeks at the home of her but he'd rather leave his battery daughter, Mrs. G. W. Madsen. repairing to somebody who knows H. M. Bine of Austin was calling of friends here Saturday. how to do the. job I That's us! ELKTON We've repaired all kinds— This has been moving week in the Elkton vicinity. John Schwerin moved we've been up against all sorts of to his farm, vacated by John Jeck, troubles. As a result we know Jr., George Pinke xnoved on the farm vacated by Mr. Schwein. Ben Kraft batteries inside, outside, forward moved on the G. Pinke farm, and and backward! We care for all John Jeck on the farm vacated by Ben Kraft. makes according^ to Willard The roa| gang has started reconstructing Hundreds of Thousands Tyoungerare HEUiQ some members of the broidery and the satin slip forms a Standards of "Service. the roads here. set who balk at the longer plain chemisette at the front where a The Ladies' Aid held at Mrs. H. of users in practically Skirt and, occasionally, a willful maid sequence of five buttons, that correspond Sass' home last Wednesday was well puts her foot down—considerably more with the bead trimming, fasten every line of business are attended. Mrs. Arneson assisted Mrs. under the loops of crepe. The sleeves than six Inches below the hem of her Sass. garment, which the arbiters of fashion are long, with a slight, pointed flare Ainsworth Battery Co, cutting haulage and deli\tery Mr. and Mrs. John Jeck had their allow. We are forced to concede that and the girdle Is made of the crepe tjie shorter skirt la more youthful and slipped through handsome metarslldes. baby, Elizibeth Elsie Bertha, christened costs with Ford The ffiddel is dignified and with a a lime bore Convenient uiani Its successor, last Sunday. A reception at AUSTIN, MINN. longer skirt would be well suited to which has got down to within their home followed. olde| '^gmgn. One-ton Trucks. Let us tour Inches of the floor, Accotnnwd^tag Miss Partridge spent a day in Elkton manulactut^riT or dresSwT Teavft The pretty frock at the right might last week. them with hems only basted in thus ghow you why and how. be developed either In lightweight wool Erick Hanson left Thursday for they throw the responsibility for the or silk crepe fabrics. It is dlsttn: "~Kinsin£ton, Minnesota, to attend to shortv skirt upon the individual. guished by panels at the sides, each No obligation. Terms if Representing land business. Fashion does not countenance it. having three tucks at the hlpllne, and Mr. Art Christgati is employed at In the Illustration herewith two afternoon gathered In at the wal6tllne. Little desired. frocks, In all but their length, the Austfn greenhouse. silver buttons outline the panels below have accepted the dictates of the mode The first number of the L^um the tucks and finish the short sleeves. WlarJ Batteries tn a graceful, manner. The dress at I The bodice Is a surplice model, fastening course was well attended. &V the left, of canton crepe, Is very handsomely (THREADED RUBBER INSULATION) to one side, the overlapping side ,r AUSTIN AUTO CO. So beautiful was Sunday night a embroidered with small beads. edged with little buttons. It Is cut chrispy freshness filled "the air. In It Is open at the front from the low long Enough to serve as a girdle. full glory, the moon hung over the Austin, Minnesota neckline to the hem, revealing a satin and Batteries woods near the church and smiled slip worn under it. An uneven hemline upon the Lutheran young folks who is trimmed Into points, making It (WOOD SEPARATORS) ffr,« longer than the slip at the side and with Rev. and Mrs. Sauerbrit circled shorter at the front and back. The fe around a huge bonfire, toasting '.(^y ...... neck is embroidered by a bead em- corvMOMrnvsnMii vweiners and marshmallows. fa 4.£&A ssi®- aoBass? S8SM