MINN. MOWER COUNTY AUSTIN, Page Four NEWS, Jan. 25, 1923. Poha-l’s' AKE YOLK COWS 'l I ITHESTORK HAS PRESENTED MAKING PROFITS? Sdml® SiU&i£g •. -> 4 - To Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Valentine Mrs. E. H. Haudke given was a St. at Olaf hospital, Church. by Jan. Presbyterian surprise of her twenty friends Centra! Meetings Will Held Be 21, daughter. neighbors and Friday a streets. night Paul her and St. at Water C rner To Mr. and Mrs. Theo Schultz, Medary home the Pastor. To Answer Questions street occasion G. Patterson, on Rev. A. Udolpho township, January Sunday being her forty-third birthday. 22, * Christmas bachelor doesn’t 10:30; Cards cost s<rvice a at Morning a On This Subject. much, but isn’t worth much it played and delicious son. as as 12:00. lunch school at were a To Mr. and Mrs. him. 8:00 Melvin to service at Evening m. E. p. • • * Thompson, January 19, with sented of silver set knives a son. a Chicago has deaf and dumb barber a To Mr. and Mrs. Charles forks. F. and Dairy specialists of the Extension shop. it Long shave. may Shanahan, Thursday, January Church. 18, Episcopal Christ division, University of Minnesota, * • • again this Mr. and Mrs. George Hangge winter hold’ng’ Work because hurts people are were never some To Mr. and Mrs. Guy Yarwoc !, day dairy’ surprise Saturday they do meetings in party never any. one cooperation given a “veiling Lansing, January at 18, twins, « • • with farm thirty bureaus where the by than of their more and daughter. Horns good gifts for children are problems a son of feeding being dairy friends, the their occasion twenty-first cows so Give their headache To parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Potter, pow that they return the wedding anniversary. greatest Music may ders. January 20, daughter. profits a discussed. dancing enjoyed and and delicious are was a To Mr. and Mis. Elmer Kirkat Church. Christian First The milk in lunch Minnesota served. Mr. and average Every cow was girl likes winter sports—if St. Olaf hospital, January 23, • produces about 160 pounds of Hangge Mrs. presented with they’re handsome. Greenwich streets- and Oakland was a Cor. * daughter. a fat about $64 returns • of • • Pastor. Fink, G. F. or Rev. per cow money. purse ■, To fir. and Mrs. H. A. Bruggemann E. Ceres is the L. goddess of plenty for butterfat. Many’ herds 10:00 school Bible at m-, a. returning are of Udolpho, the St. Mars is god of Olaf at too much. superintendent. Hardy, 300 pounds of fat about Mrs. Agnes McClelland, Past Worthy or and 7:30 ♦ hospital, • January » 11:00 19, Preaching m. a. $l2O a son. at Matron of the Eastern Star, per cow. was will be Hell repaved New Year m. Why is there p. this difference? given surprise by the party officers a Thursday « * 7:30 • Bible class at big The The first dollar return ten and A trustees. delicious four cow may’ a from Six months you’ll be now Cheaper evening. than repairs—Ladies shoes profit, the second return banquet served 6:30, at having trouble with the Endeavor Societies may furnace. Christian course was no Four great SI.OO Schwann’s. at S6O. SSO time to being laid for the 38, the husbands operating at all covers same president. Storing, How doubling production the Ellis of the officers being invited. 6:45 can at m. p. increase the profits five six tables The prettily decorated or w-ere BSSBSiSE. ffiS333B'i£lßßß9B SB B'B BBflliß ? times worship, in pink and Morning 10:30 little Joseph who quite sick Mrs. McClelland ■ green. a. B m. see was Why is silage for 1 Lutheran. Life wit ha beautiful Steroptican Lecture, “Home presented Evangelical At the writing he is improving. present John’s necessary St. so was pyrex Deal Some Square winter dairy feeding? Kenwood In Different Lands,” 7:30. baking dish in silver standard. Co)rner Synod (Missouri a W. F. Of what value legume hays street. and J. Johnson College Mr. Mrs. and Le- are were avenue S. 302 Parsonage, the dairyman? Milbrath, Pastor. to Roy callers Monday afternon. Methodist-Episcopal Church items 2650. Phone to your 7465. Telephone Specials Saturday tor street. Can First do the best with only Harold Allard autoed Mclntire to we our in 10:00 Sunday’ school. 9:45 services at Sunday m. a. a. m., home- feeds ? Tuesday. grown « English in 11:00 German; at m. a. Sermon 11:00 at should When buy feed, what a. m. Mrs. Jane Wright received we message a Sunday evening. ftfejines in the services No Evening services 7:30 at shall buy how pay? ; much p. m. stating that her brother Yakima, we can we at English. in 12:15 school at m. p. made An will be to attempt Wash., died January 23. Mrs. answer invited attend cordially to is Everyone stand-1 Well Known Taopi questions from the these for Wright will be unable to out these go services. Wantmor Flour $1.25 economic point of practical and the funeral. H.MC. Man Died Tuesday . the coming production Church. dairy Congregational at First of the stand LET’S corner upon Tomatoes, .10 Creek, be held Rose schools to at Mill streets. and per can Paul St. Corner watch and at all, town most RED ROCK any . and sharp, Minister. Feb. 1:00 visited community 13, at D., Death when Swisher, D. Raymond C. p. m., our by people going march of the 10:30. worship Feb. 1:00 Morning at miles Leßoy, 14, Palm Olive Soap, William Kough of of 3 for two at at .20 east m., p. and youngsters little view the Let’s ...... 12:00 school Sunday at m. his Taopi called heavenly I sharp. . to —just and tall was Mrs. Will Eagen and Arnold short the grown-ups, son will meetings there home January these Tuesday, At 23, 1923. overlooking all the give them eye. sme lbs Prunes, 2 on Austin business callers Tuesday. .25 were Church. Bantist First with coat 'be Managei Anybody “Farm been sick discussion There’s Mrs. Kough had for a Mr. on . several a Mrs. Jacob Holst and visited at son husband’s and St. mink; her made of Oakland specialist. that’s university Corner farm of ment” by weeks and died from effects avenue the Herman Dumke a home Brownsdale at lb.. Crackers, .. .14 Best Krispy No Pastor. brand gloves McFarlane, her side in J. by per Rev. new Paul street. early and he contracted Everyone the diphtheria which come come Sunday afternoon. the what wonders Mrs. doubt the quite short. still from which he the days last November and ias are H. Mr. and Mrs. P. Freese is think, for will were all neighbors envy school 9:45. Sunday at Corn, .25 3 ! date—Feb. 13, Remember the at cans recovered. fully Austin shoppers Tuesday. never loves. thing 10:45. service woman Morning at a a .. I Leßoy. Feb. his loss his wife, Rose Creek and 14, at He lives and to out Jones is little Willie And mourn Reiken family visited with M. and 7:00 P. Y. U. at B. m. p. shoes The Harley, and Ger-> and 12, dressed spic two span. 8:00. service up Evening at sons, age relatives Sargeant Thursday and near Gate Coffee A Folger’s Golden demonstration dad. He patterned after 8:00 he daughter Dorothy, evening at aid, 10, and are Thursday wears Services age a Friday. Vanpelt-Guttormsoru will him folk who that hopes remark see his mother who is 2 and aged will be held all day at store age Skogobo shelled Monday O. E. our corn knew You wedding took place the he’s A at that pretty man. a Scientists. of His sister, Christ 80 Church First over years age. and Tuesday. make • like that things youngsters how and of hot Saturday. Come in in Brownsdale try Methodist parsonage a cup Maud Wallace in Rochester; Mrs. at present Maple street. West 121 Geo. Gilliland of Brownsdale glad. sawed 2:00 when Tilda Tuesday at p. m., Sunday 10:30. service, and his twin brother, John Morning in highest parade the finest and coffee made from Fusie’s for Jacob Oelkers day And sister wood on one Guttermson Lumon Vanpelt and meeting, were Testimony 11:45. sch ol friends. his She has Kough, besides at dress of blue. seme fancy many week. last in Mrs. united marriage. Mr. and coffees that the world produces. grade 8:00 She Wednesday, at hair ribbons in her p. m. of fine qualities, brilliant He man many a Mrs. Bestge of South Dakota, who was will reside farm Vanpelt folks around where near see— on a may struts father, and husband and good has been visiting with daughters, her a simply She Their friends will do. Brownsdale. naught else to has she many Catholic Church. who by Augustines and respected all loved St. Mrs. Jacob Risius and Mrs. Leo. Busker was in the air. spirit feels the congratulations. extend and Water Kenwood Corner be him him. To to avenue knew meet families was left Friday and their for asking spirit? What are GROCERY you SQUARE DEAL . Develin, Priest. E. 11. Rev. street. his friend. The ■ visit with her children Buffalo but at Well, it year once a comes a and 10:30 Nemitz 8:30, B. F. 7:00, Mr. and Mrs. went Mass m. a. and Mrs. of Mr. trade. the Yuletide He of rushing aftermath son Jacob Risius was Center, lowa. accompanied service, 7:30. Evening Prairie Friday, called Blooming to things and the frock who fancy Kough When Thomas new among were her returning home Wednesday. death of Mrs. Nemitz’s by the mother. folks sidewalks will the as appear community. of this on pioneers parade. Christmas presents take on Wednesday ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Bllllßilllßli Seventh Day Adventist. held services Funeral ■ ■ were Iblings of Brownsdale P. J. and Owing the Franklin and Cedar ht his home. to Corner streets. Iblings of Wm. Corona, S. P., were Sabbath school Saturday 11:00 air at of his disease nature open services Richard Weiland callers the home at service Regular church at home and held both at at a. m. were Sunday afternoon. meeting Wednesday 12.00 Prayer m. where interment Leßoy the at cemetery Holst left Colorado Henry Monday for :00 at p. m. made. was spend the remainder of the to entire of the sympathy The community winter different points in the West. at Salvation Army. Kough extended Mrs. is to Water—Dial East 6328. 116 family. and Murphy’s 10:30 Open Air Loom End Sunday Meet- a. m. ing. Holiness Service 11:00 Inside at Sale A Big Event Sunday 2:30 Sunday m. -a. p. m. TAOPI Open School. Sunday Air. 3:30 pm. Inside Praise Service 4:00 at p. m. For R. R. twenty-one Murphy Sunda Young People’s League 6:30 from years Julius Eastvoid returned Meeting. Sunday Son has 7:30 Open Air & held loom-end North Dakota, Friday a Grandin, evening Meeting, Inside Service 8:00 at p. m. with where he had days spent ten Extra Monday Special Reductions 7:30 Songsters and p. m. conducted, but the in business one now progress his brothers and looking after Band practice. Tuesday 8:00 m. p. eclipses anything attempted ever matters. Soldiers Meeting. Wednesday 7:30 this in line. Williams Miss Ruth visited with Open Air, Inside service at 8:00 p. m. Business during the sale present few returning friends here days Thursday to 7:30 Open Air, Inside a p. in. from 10 larger to cent Holiness Sendee, her home was per 8:00 Friday West Concord Monday. at at p. m. than in similar held sale by Young, 7:30 People’s Open Air, Inside any R. H. Evans returned from the 8:00 Saturday Murphy’s, coming from at 7:30 Open patrons p. m. cities Friday where he had spent several Air, Inside Salvation Rally 8:00 at lowa points and far uorth 10 p. as days looking as after business matters January 27th Saturday, You invited to attend. Envoy m. are miles beyond Dodge Center. in the interest of local lumber our and Mrs. W. E. Jessup in charge. yard. quality printing The News For try Dr. Morse of Leßoy called the at Olaf St. Lutheran. Joe Gosha printshop. home Monday evening to A Great Ends Reduction Remaining Loom in ■'orner St. Paul and Bridge streets, R»'v. Henry Noss, Pastor. Is Grandpa Her Calico reduced yards remnants, to, per IF YOUR FORD NEEDS REPAIRING The Uc yard Percale, 11 reduced to, per W. J. Bryan each 1 Those $1.87 reduced Union Suits, to, .'. assured of GENUINE FORD 1 Blanket ends, each reduced to, you are PARTS, Good Job, and yard Quick reduced 1 inch to, 36 Silk $1.39 values, a per yd $3.00, values Remnants Goods, to of Dress up per Service, at yard reduced 1 Those $1.98 Coatings, to, i per yard. reduced Ginghams, to, 27 inch Red Seal AUSTIN per AUTO COMPANY . pair reduced Those 49c Shoes, to, per That reduced 69c Yarn, to Wear Ready to We Wish Announce to $5.75 Misses and Ladies Trimmed Fur Coats, t Suits, values SSO, Ladies One lot, fine to your up Duholm’s Garage 18.75 choice for 1.49 values for sizes, all $1.98 Fleeced Kimonas, .69 reduced . Flannel Gowns, to Outing Formerly Located North Oak Street ONLY SATURDAY on Has Been Moved & SON MURPHY R. R. MAIN 420-422 N. to E. 118-120 Water St. Building Formerly Occupied by Harry Meyers FCTC'RED j here is Miss Kitty Owen, J daughter of Major and DUHOLM’S GARAGE Mrs. ! Owen and granddaughter WiUiarn | i.<‘ Jennings Bryan. She is dressed ; she PHONE as appeared in produc- 2743 11&-12Q EAST a WATER STREET 1| of “Prunella” lion recently staged at .dkiiaipi. .