AUSTIN, Feb. NEWS, MINN. Thursday, 22,1923. COUNTY MOWER Six Page BANQUET. FUSS getting ATTEND week. She is reported MANY OVER ARRIVES ROCHESTER NEW S. A. CHIEF GAME as e&hborhoofr DEAR'. along nicely. 1 DO WISH WE 0« rug BOUfeHT larger a Allsworth and Mr. M. D. Rochester and Mrs. Starts rfpWi Unique Dinner, Rag Friendship Club Gave Chewing Mar- Aberdeen,. of Lieutenant Stebbins ISN'T THIS HEAR ONE Austin from William 11, athon Because S. H. Aces February 14 Trimmed at son, were over LARGE ENOUGH Army Salvation took charge of S. D., and Mrs. Mr. visit her parents, to Quite tempest in the teapot a was daughters More than 225 mothers and in Austin last week. headquarters Tom McClellen. raised when the Rochester Aces reported EL&JI VW> banquet attended third 'lLr the annual all down Alex and family Miller Sundaynight. meeting held are / back His welcome sa&ui-rffei the to home was following port given Club by the Friendship of with the grippe. Stebbins Lieut. to their defeat in Austin. comes The Rochester School High February the 14. The left Friday for Charles Roeske Cornelius splendid record. death of Mrs. News of the Austin with carried army stories newspapers a Domestic Science department served his visit he will Deer River where Lieut. Stebbins accusing assisted of the Jessup resident Hormels Envoy formerly Lakefield, of running a a the dinner. Orchestra music and family relatives. other and work in Austin. bone breaking organizing the received. In 1916 institution in has been Dexter, in Austin. community singing the Grand Mrs. Sperry F. A. went to were on preliminary of charge Presumably be in gasoline the will The burned in stuff work severely she put out a was was Lola Belle Cory visit her daughter program. Meadow Saturday to by the Rochester Aces. lieutenants. been two and has great There explosion has a the following toastmaster and who Mrs. Wood is was Burdette somewhat been of talk libel suit since. and sufferer a so responded: Margaret Wiener, Mrs. better. forth but Austin basketball fan Personnel. Change In an L.' Rosenthal, Grace O. Brown, Mrs. points that the best out salesmen Twenty-five Standard Oil holding to is settle Austin of Fink way Rev. George Brown, May Erickson, Mrs. Troubles Told their Him the fracas is for the Hormels church to at Mission the Austin last in district in services this met After the :n J. H. Anderson. program, hang another defeat the Aces on following the Effective Lyle. week. at once Income told their the entertained troubles with tax guests payers were a which Austin fans they SOME MORE do say personnel can changes in announced: were playlet, “His Old Sweetheart.” this H. A. Pedersen, In week to 'PUT THAT ON time feel they like it any salesman city formerly W. H. Roesner, Opal Hunt, Bertha a deputy internal the Graham Kenaston, Adelaide collector. VJHERU cast were revenue salesman Valley, city in Austin be Brown resident, died to at Dexter Mr. Pedersen Austin Hummel, Marion Lightly, Catherine people says Mrs S. G. Becker and daughter Austin Oliver Esse, north of Rochester; Several February 3. ago years kept him Schleuder, busy. He Elizabeth Church, pretty to came Dr. Ethal Becker of Preston have Oliver Anderson, city salesman; She is Dexter. moved from she survived Austin Cecil Sathe, Mildred Nockleby, assist income Valfrid to taxpayers to Ottumwa, lowa Kirksville, city and Karstens, children. gone city Ernest agent; and husband two her by in filing Alice their He Hegge, Donovan, Katherine here returns. was Mo., for couple of weeks visit truck salesman, truck salesman; county a from February Garvy, Helen Carlson. February 17 22 to with relatives. Joe Lamping. Presbyterian Leßoy the of and Boys Men oyster served Milllillliillllllllllilllllll'lllffiffiilllliiilllWlillliffl church an showed which night other the supper The should be done. job the how New Spring Dresses the toward will $36, purchase receipts, go the for books of song new church. Leßoy in hour first story was The attended. well and recently held was 1 \IT library the held in session is on OF OFF The / , END?J I 4 THIS ■ interest If the afternoon. Saturday Placed be will Hour lot be Story maintained the is to affair. afternoon Saturday regular in one a I Red Rock the of creamery A patron world do the how I' shows move. V I! h\ sold of herd Wicks Special Arthur seven In 1903 nlu produced 47,136 at months in ten cows the of The value milk. of pounds selling with butter $213 butterfat was profit His net 21 cents. was at $213. $ 24 Adams entered two of Schafer Joe -75 show Minnesota the cockerels in Salsberry. brother, Bonar of her ness of with prize fifth copped and one BROWNSDALE she the of On storm account unable was entered cockerels Eleven them. were he before died. reach there to class. in the operation for died after He appendicitis. an Mrs. Art Gray Austin caller, was an has been Salsberry Mr. Saturday. He worked quite bit. here around C. Stewart and Mrs. M. Mr. entertained a NOTICE | LEGAL | dinner Sunday the following: planning at and last of east town was year * and Mrs. F. A. Sperry, Mr. Mr. work week this to ot come up ON PETITION HEARING CITATION FOR and Mrs. Earl Arbingast and Mary, services Funeral Heralding him this for the with replete year. new season a vogue ADMINISTRATION. FOR Hillier Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Friday. held were Smith. of John D. Estate Lewis. the sick has been with interesting S. Danley W. details—vividly displaying adroit on of MINNESOTA, County OF ST*.TE Milton iiie Lucker family from list time. for some Court. In Probate Mower. Elkton have moved the farm on vacated of of the Estate of Mr. color daughter harmonies in Paisley the matter In Dorothy Peterson, and Egyptian patterns— by George Gillett. MINNESOTA TO OF THE STATE taken Chris Peterson Mrs. and was Mrs. H. B. Staples called to Smith, was H. Smith, Clifford L. Frances the of first the scarlet fever ill with in silhouettes that according one’s The to type. Lanesboro, la., Tuesday by the ill- vary Smith, Smith, Arthur E. Howard A. heirs Smith at Larson, Aileen and price is deceased and all extremely moderate. said law of to persons granting of interested in the the of said of administration estate petition of Frances The decedent: Don’t Off Put Canton filed in this Crepes, been Crepe, having Flat L. Smith Crepe de that John D. representing court, the County resident of Smith, then a died State of Minnesota, of Mower, Chines, Paisley combinations, in styles June, of the 24th day intestate on of administration that letters Repairs and praying 1920, granted be of his estate for Misses and Wowen. Austin, Minnesota: Smith, of L. Frances to the having fixed the and court of said hearing place for time and petition: EACH YOU, AND THEREFORE, On harness spring until ready start get to your you required hereby cited and of You, are before if have; show to work. Have any you it all prepared for service while cause, you are the Probate Court NEW this Court at NEW SPRING SKIRTS MILLINERY in the House, the in Court Rooms using not it. of City of Austin, in the County the of Minnesota, Mower, State on of March, 10 12th day 1923, at BRING YOUR HARNESS HERE o’clock why said petition should a. m., $3.75 TO $16.50 be granted. not WITNESS, the Judge of said needed repairs and oiling. You will For find ser- our Court, the said Court and Seal of vice this day good and prices right. Sth of February, 1923. (Court Seal) models in straight line Smart W. JOHNSON, A. Probate Judge of Freeborn Coun- plaided wrap-around modes Minnesota, Acting Judge of ty, or Probate in Mower County. Minn. thing—is the what Just types. File No. 4481 Feb. 15-22 Mar. 1. CO. these JENSEN-PHIFFER will when you see you say Nobel Prize Is have made special prices on we OPPOSITE MINN. COURTHOUSE AUSTIN Woman’s high quality skirts. You these will find splendid assortment a sizes for all plaids and stripes, in j Our millinery department offers complete a very j of Spring assortment millinery in all the new attractive value. and an latest and materials patterns with prices very I moderate. Be visit this to department. sure ORDER : A BAG TODAY 4 . „ Real Old Fashioned of Winter Garments Final Clearance Graham Flour and WINTER COATS COATS WINTER Whole Wheat ALL FUR COATS One lot Containing 18 coats. Coats of the Winter Twelve Some fur and others self trimmed. be cleared at to present season AT Exceptionally good values JIHE 10 23 Nobel Prize for Peace at ■ • Elsa Brandstorm, to Half Price gone a One PRICE ONE-HALF Flour .vedish girl visiting in the now $6.95 1 States. Iler father his was , ’s diplomatic representative Coats 77.50 One $155 Marmot trograd the revolution 1. Her ■ . : . ,’f of uf- w r. .1 DRESSES WOOL special with baking Chinese Marmot Coat, by Made One $l5O er<. in Asiatic I PLUSH our process COATS of "An Collar and Cuffs Racoon 75.00 suggestions in each sack Put in the up from Formerly sold $17.50 to Thirteen short plush coats. American $235 Oppossum.... One 157.50 and 46 handy pound bags. Sizes 14 to 36 ten $45. Good style and well made. A 52. to Wild Cat Coat SSO One 25.00 supply please If can’t real bargain at I grocer you, your I THOMAS A. CGNLCN Coon Collar Russian Pony, One 75.00 ’phone write us. or Half Price $6.95 One I I AUCTIONEER CO. HORMEL MILLING Y T t The who makes man WEST DRY aucs GOODS CO. MINN. AUSTIN, Bering iL his business. * DIAL FOR DATES 2156 4.