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Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947

March 1, 1923 · Page 2 of 10

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Page Three NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. COUNTY MOWER 1923 Thursday, Mar. 1, Results. News Advertisements the Bring Faber in Charles Mr. and Mrs. spent " RAISERS will CHICK They Monday. here their DEXTER S. HUNT, cars BENNINGTON A. | Ted the Mrs. week-end with and Mr. Brookings, homes at their future make . Schultz. D. S. GET $86,000 Mildred Faber and Mr. Carl and Mrs. and Julia Johnson Luella CALL Misses GETS LAST of given in honor shower A GROCERY was evening with UZLIK’S visited Sunday Monday. Austin to went Sukow and Martha Fuerstenberg Charles Schultz. Mr. and Ted Mrs. of Taopi Marcella Brunce Miss Saturday evening who last were the A. O. Roberts week-end the at Company spent Smith-Wright McGinnis and married this week. W. Held Decker Lands Big Services Funeral home. family the farm moved last week to Amount Paid This 2006 Meeting DIAL Honor at Burial at by Knapp and Monday; recently vacated Mrs. S.adie social A program was district No. school last in 92 held The party Customers. To grammar room geve a Meadow. Grand MONDAY SATURDAY The crowd & evening. Friday Saturday the M. W. A. Hall was at home quite Leonard Decker toted evening. the bad considering roads and large playgames. in The evening spent hardwaremen’s honor from the state was an 1922 the of recapitulation The died cqld weather. S. Hunt —A. March 1. the served by Dexter, Lunch < in which convention met was QUALITY SERVICE Wright the Smith business of Gilbertson has been Martha Services company Mrs. here Friday. All his home Duluth last week. Decker elected losing side spelling contest. at in was a $86,387.36 that in Austin shows but is pneumonia ill with slowly vice-president of the organization Monday afternoon. the home held at now fine time. . report were a DELIVER WE Mower County customers. paid to recovering. Grand Bain of Rev. The was which is of the largest in .Minnesota. C. Peyton motored one Mr. and Mrs. R. bodjr 276,201 dozen officiated. The the During this Meadow crowd from vicinity large J. A. Monson of Branham A was year where they Saturday was Rochester to lbs. for burial. 364,023 Meadow and taken Grand handled American Legion play to attended the elected president. A place the the home eggs were weeks on will spend few at a taken dressed, poultry, live and February of Valiev, 22. Spring board of directors O. B. Hansen in went to Hunt well known and Mr. Cornforth. WATCH PRICES Mrs. OUR latter’s the aunt, of was a Austin plant. of the Tideman of Ostrander at Ralph of Rochester. Mrs. of He citizen this respected county. care family who Maceyekins and Julius ihe visiting been weeks past 6000 has than for than 50 The has had resided here The convention what could be more more company farm was the lived for past have year on a and of her parents, Mr. the home of at Wells FLOUR, County. Cream in Mower of it Decker. customers expected according Mr. to Ontario in He born in moved this week Austin. of to years. was east town Roberts O. A. Mrs. He the resident Welton, W. E. the United According 1843 and States to says programs were unusually to came 49-lb Special Patent, sacks2.oo Keopke children and that Louise good and the visitors Mrs. helpful hen has Illinois 1870 the settling' in in 1864. In manager, family expect M. Gifford and F. visiting the Clarence given entertainment. been excellent who have in giving instrumental «.£ he Grand Meadow, but been largely were moved to came Moines Des to to soon. move Cornflakes, large pkgs. for... size, 2 .19 Christopherson irme returned during the steady income farmers about He a Dexter to 40 years Art Buck, Mr. and ago. Mr. and Mrs. Monday. ho ne his twin Slowly farmers 50 and brother, Alvah, past realizing are C. V. Miller year. were McNeer, Mrs. Mrs. G. H. is seriously ill. Jonnson Hans Mrs. Sardines, Oil 6 for 25 of selection and grain and stock buyers. that is He cans attended care survived of Austin O. J. Simmons and F’rsl* “Safj:y and basket play, The inerreased by of results in daughters. Grace poultry two production Hunt, Monday. of S. the funeral A. School district social giver. :n was Several Montevideo profits. who and larger kept and Edith, Shredded Wheat, pkg .11 per Saturday evening. No. 18, house for her father in Dexter. the during his of customers year Vermilyea returned Austin Stanley to Swans Cake SIOO month Down Flour, pkg... almost .27 averaged have per studies his Monday at per to resume V I Waterloo, GOOD Fred Camarata went to their flocks. from returns WALTHAM on high school. the la., Tuesday. Soap for the Bars for district 7 has been ill The headquarters .27 who Sprung, Irvin was family last Virgil Pack and moved is Albert Wright work Monday. Smith at his school able Faber to Carl and Mildred CIGARETTES company and Mrs. Mr. resume Thursday the farm opposite the to 3 Cans Large Armour Milk, for Head offices of the 27 Lea. evening last company Tuesday spent week Pleasant Valley church, which was purchased in Vermont. Produce George Mrs. Beneke. and with Mr. are c IO recently by William McGinnis. vacated Brand Coffee, Century 3 lbs. for 1.00 York New and Northwood, here Boston Olova of is Miss Rhone sent to Felty Mrs. Vern visited and Mr. .... markets. Austin shopper Saturday lowa, Frohreich home Sunday the George at was an Peas, No. 2, canlo M. H. Gregg, who is teaching at who visited her sister, and also per winter, of the afternoon. “Because egg open Waltham, his vacation day spent two St. is taking in nursing G. Webbeking at Welton Mrs. A. increased,” Mr. and has Rev. production a course Corn, No. 2, .10 last the week home of his at Olaf hospital. between per can likely that Friday trains. parents it is callers “and said, eggs were here. Beneke the Mrs. B. cheaper.” Mr. and GE' NUINE spent will be Mrs. Frank Doyle with relatives in this vicinity. from returned Pat Smith who has the !CB-CffFooffices- week-end BULL” Mrs. spent daß | • THAT MAKES THE STORE YOUR Kimbrae the last of the week. She three months Ottumwa, la., past at * the spent month visiting Henry Fett visited 1 ! HAVE home and Mrs. past the home. has returned Mr. T* DOLLARS MORE CENTS with relatives, has returned Bennie Ramsey at ■ du RHAM home of her brother, Leo with Mr. Burae. afternoon and Mrs. Her wife, and Mrs. Joe Lanesboro where he Sunday and Mr. spent from ■ a son J— ■ *'ATO' BACCO J. E. Ust G. and Albaugh loaded Schreiber. Smith, relatives. Fred accompanied her home. with week :::B tK-wr'B''B'”B: r.Bi!i;B::i!KiB:iiKit'B:;iiBH'iB!!f!B!!nB;it:B , , ttß -b*:; b:.;;b J'B b :::B ::Bi ■ BHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIM WIIIWIIIMIIIIIiIiIIIIIIIIIfIIIIIiIIiIIIMHIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIMr ■IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWMIiIffI lllliliiliiiMßlM GOODS AT MURPHY’S NEW BEGINNING MARCH 3rd. Find Merchandise Please Will Interesting To Very New Spring Yoq Items in Millinery Specials for The Ready Wear to Week dozen 5 Md’ers* five sewed parlor ♦ X broom, each $ .67 Congoleum Rugs—SPECIAL— ♦ .***? r 9x12 at $14.98 ♦ $ 9x106 at 13.59 ♦ 7.6x9 at 9.i0 ♦ About 100 yards of Cambric, Nain- Our line of Millinery is here and all We cleaned the new. X sook finish plain cambric fin- or stock last and have the latest season’s in this line. season now ish. Lonsdale, X Berkley, 60; and | Bridal Veil. The leading style This of the lot ' is the Polk is Bonnet slightly with paisley season X soiled, otherwise perfect, yd. and flower trimmings. The leading color is the per Cocoa with X while it lasts 25 brown combination; also and black, with green copen or corresponding X 72x90 “Vigilante” Seemless Sheets combinations of colors and flowers. X at 1.35 These hats priced with usual careful markings, invite our we Long Cloth Nainsook, inches 36 ♦ or inspection. your X white flesh color, or very spe- X cial at X 10 doz. Wash Patches in pink, blue Silks New and Dress Goods X 15c value, or at rose, a 10 doz. 5 Pillow in 42 and ♦ 45 cases X size, Bridal veil Saxon 39 or Paisley, printed Chepe de Chine, plain of fancy Pongee, flat 300 yards Curtain, Swiss Crepe, ♦ Canton dots, Crepe, plain Colored Crepe de Chine, Taffetas and «X checks and stripes, 36 in. wide .25 Messalines; the! also the 40 inch ruf Beldings Charmeuse in all non ft leading shades and wanted colorings, 36 and inches 40 wide ♦ $1.25 $5.00 Per to Yard. ♦ Footwear I New Trimmings Arriving Daily X Lot No. 1-—Women’s high low and X Shoes in all leather and cloth black X tops, New Fabrics and brown Wash shoes that formerly sold high $5.00 ❖ as as X To Close, pair per 98 c Bennett Crepe, New 36 inches wide in Tan, Cocoa, Copen and ♦ X Lot No. 2—New arrivals in child’s White,*with Silk Stripe inch wide. A charming assortment— an cherry brown, X lace shoes, welt Dresses soles, Per Yard sizes $1.50 11 to 13i/ $2.48 2 Sizes 814 to 11 ❖ $1.89 beginning to show Sizes line inch sto 8 are for 36 tissues Spring, in large of featuring patterns— the latest * $1.59 our material, Satin, Canton, a range r> Crepe de chine, Canton Crepe, Flat Crepe Paisley. and Lot No. 3—W omen’s light Per Cents Yard 50 weight ♦ X croquet and storm $12.75 rubbers. to $65.00 Best quality. X For quick cleanup.... 49c a Voiles standard dress goods, especially for are a S summer ?o7 t? gZt isthlt'these Less suits'of expensive ❖ coats and elderly ladies and have choice selection in light both and we a not made sell low were to at prices but, instead, the t prices low dark because grounds with piling figures and This cost dots. features is the time select to are »> been avoided. The material in nave of good quality spring and dress, serviceable. when every the ❖ case is full are assortment and— your | Rug Department The linings chosen for durability rather than are luxury. The trimmings decorative, ❖ are are . Only 50 Cents less costly, but Per Yard. applied with taste ❖ and moderation. are kmanship is thoroughly honest, or sligh " ting detail the to X detriment These of long no service, t for spring new arriv- rugs Ginghams—we still show are large tv The styles absolutely assortment of styles in Red correct—all a this are season’s. The variety is ample, ing responding and they all t to tastes just smart spring X are new seal Toil du Nord— and all The ❖ or from purposes. the lo price prices of— X range w designs all and this season’s styles, new At 25c Per Yard f t Every in stock is 1923 rug §IO.OO pattern. to $85.00. Suits a $ 19.75 $65.00. to R R. MUR PHY &, YON t Austin, Minnesota