Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947
March 8, 1923 · Page 3 of 9
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Page Three NEWS, AUSTIN, COUNTY MINN. MOWER 1923 8, Thursday, Mar. MUKBjnEnKWKB by recently vacated Tom Holman. farm RENOVA auction Louis The sale Wegner’s at Rufus Howden well attended. He has Mr. and Mrs. were was Howden Joseph Sunday the Hailing bought the in Ostrander guests restaurant at home. has possession. and taken Waltham of spent Harold Zeimer Lena Aurlie is Mrs. of Ostrander Rockwell the Ernest with week-end caring for Mrs. Hans during Johnson the Wayside farm. illness. at her Phillips and pupils Marion Miss Miss Catherine and Will Roberts x. ;< social the school basket at will hold Mrs. and Elizabeth Tideman a were V March 10. District No. 42, house in Spring Valley Saturday. callei's last invited ladies and Everybody is Dr. Hegge of Austin called to are was bring baskets. asked to Gilbertson the Martha Hans Johnson and '-V- < clerking Krull, Jr., is for Wesley * : >.’ : Enno ;: ’i Saturday. home last ••V a- v for few days. Browning and Owen Thorson Mr. and Mrs. a back the Mail carrier Bates Thorson visited Mr. Roosevelt and Mrs. was on after few days job again Monday home Thorson last Will the at a beautiful white greeted A rest. Sunday. way him. The basket social and the play, WEST LANSING i given night “Deacon Dubbs” Monday instead of the of Saturday because x *** r ; ‘attended. ■ 'V Mr. and Mrs. Everett Noble, The Lutina well storm, was proceeds Noble and William from Rolland called the sale of baskets totalled ''' the Dugaw home Friday evening. SGI. Miss Hannah is at Johnson Sanford Jerdet is ill. teacher. ' •V'" Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leßud, Mr. J. and Mrs. A. Mathieson Austin were NEVADA shoppers, Saturday. : • ■ yj’x-y •z Harry Buxton family and have I moved the Maxfield farm. to F. mail carrier R. R. Murphy, on Miss Mabel of Culvert Brownsdale 2. trips his last made two route on tVopds is assisting J. Mrs. R. with week with his car. her work. house Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Olson and Professor and Mrs. J. A. Kanem children the J. P. Murphy guests at were Austin of visited Ijis Saturday parents evening. home Saturday afternoon. trip business O. G. Olson made a J. Woods R. sold nice Chester some Lyle, Saturday. to wr > Whites the sale in at Austin sow on wife, Shebanek Leroy Olson and Frank Saturday. Mrs. J. and wife, and Mr. and William Rolland of St. Ansgar, la., P. in Austin Saturday. Murphy were few days the Noble home. spent at a Miss Mabel Rochford, teacher in Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Haney Agnes and District the week-end No. 10, spent visited the Cecil Padelf ord at with in Austin. home folks home, Wednesday. Mrs. J. P. Murphy in Lyle on was Mr. and Mrs. N. Scott E. have moved business Tuesday. farm to of Brownsdale. east a C. L. Wood who moved here from y/, Mr. and Mrs. Hannibal Noble announce is attempting dora, la., last week to the birth of girl, March 1. a drive his cattle the farm from out to Z-7 / Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Haney Agnes and interrupted Lyle. The drive by V was W/ the parents’ home guests at - were the Saturday. storm Sunday. i 34 3\- A Miss Mabel Rochford guest was a / / Mrs. Johnson Mr. and of lowa are Shebanek Tuesday. the home, at \ moving the farm to recently vacated ' / Mrs. Peter Hanson and in son were A A\W by the N. E. Scott family. Austin business Saturday \v -' morning. on Henry Dugaw called the Frank at j Van Fleet home Brownsdale, at on Thursday. CHICKS HAS LITTLE 100 Starts Geiger Near Taopi Chris Feathered Friends Made Good Poultry Farm. Mrs. Lorena Rough of Taopi reported Chris Geiger, South Taopi, has of that she had done exception chicken business quit'* the ally well with into her chickens gone this winter, extensively and already has 100 gathering between ‘75 and 150 over little chicks. He they reports eggs' day when others are every were A- lively and getting along z good \ collecting Mrs. Kough has as as not many. if it June. Mr. Geiger expects _ the Rhode Island Red strain believes were and a» hatch hundred to out several in the they profitable more most are few ■ weeks. chicken for market and production. a egg ; 4. LANSING Good Crops. Snow For Wet good The which caused wet a snow The Bible Study Class will meet at their citizens break Austin to many the home of Grandma Summey’s of blisters on raise plenty Sabbath and Tuesday afternoon. according for the to good crops was WT I PFI Mr. and Mrs. W. Strong have moved supplied The the farmers. wet snow their to home which they recently own been lacking I _l% which has moisture so vJi purchased from Roy Chaffee. tv) this far season. Mrs. S. H. Vaughan and John Mrs. Pollock Austin callers Friday. were results. Advertising brings News Louis Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hahn and baby, Mrs. E. L. Barlow, Mrs. 50 Robert Story, Tom White and Frances lorifies tfye Qntire Cerney Austin shoppers, were Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carll, R. A. Carll, Miss Christgau and B. R. Summey Austin last week. went to GOOD Mrs. Wiseman A. Faribault to went Thursday and returned home X C) 0 S' 4* Friday. Her daughter, May, CIGARETTE came the caught have that Styles live the new! dead. Now Styles OLD home with her. are intriguing The following the Austin callers color is in them were charm for C apparel’ eternal of secret 1O Tuesday: Strong, W. C. A. Bates, the fabrics beautiful and of clever interest Jack Rasmussen, Mrs. L. S. Chanman, new, many Mrs. A. Wiseman, Mr. arid that lines and fabric, and skilfully united color type of are harmony Mrs. A. Wiseman, W. Mr. and Mi's. ii Store The designers. expression of the world’s great Cochran, perfected M. Leonard Hopte, O. W. cordially the ° Cummins, Tom and Phil White, Mr. genuine view modes here. invites to new you Ha"ns “BUU-- end Mrs. Voss. family Mr. and Mrs. Fiebirgor and of. have into the house vacated moved DURHAM Suits Frocks New New by W. Strong. Mr. and Mrs. IV. TOBACCO Julius Rund the has moved to * Oriental Mood Their Which Stress importance Mode Is of In Coats Many a B"RrK> Si BEBBBBE&B2BBBB. E S.E B.S color and designs oriental in the Spring Suit. There the BY its shall be known of coat influence THE ’ is 0 Spring. It for swing jauntily boxed swayed Frock styles is American to truly has UZLIK’S GROCERY a Fine piquantly though, dress flare, those that sports Frocks for street, coats, wear. or or on hemlines, of jacquette. rather partake of the Parisian flavour the and they side drapes tiers, plaitings, even "I U 4 bandana colored those skirts the coats, their Compose Suits have contrast points of salient or are and printed Sports long ultra chic motifs. that embroidered in the sleeves collar; bateau are DIAL 2006 or mixtures. Materials include twills, velours of knitted bodice Suits cape-like, notes. slim, or are weaves, are or twill exquisitely combined silks, printed Three-piece modes knitted striking SATURDAY & MONDAY are weaves, lining. $16.50 printed bodice and $27.50 priced with silk in Frocks to to and velours. cords are S9B-50. $57.50. SERVICE QUALITY Ribbon bolero Braid and The and little are methods boxed that trig ties DELIVER coat two WE very on suit hip which flaring by two one are new whimsies. attain elaboration. Boleros Suit coats designs all when Braided of smartest are are and intricate they of threepiece part many are very j Springtime borders. Ribbon Suits, Wraps wide form costume PRICES WATCH OUR binds and the frocks underneath simply sports have long bodices modes, fine plaitings or printed silk. The of dressy modes. of it trim have horizontal coats For Every Occasion Wrap For Every Wrap New Elaborations tight Hormel’s The long, fitting Quality Flour of fronts suggestion a —a stylish. surplice. sleeve is Bell — a petal-like continuations Barley and cinder Coats VERILY highlights for Spring. are For they or all have elaboration of Cream of Wells Flour $2.00 are reach the shades two smart t very o other. Dressy sort Wraps of twill, .. satin fine pile fabrics holes knuckles. Arm for Spring. Shoes and some or or are well frocks, back hosiery in most as as are cases draped, and have capelike backs and long angel sleeves. Topcoats have Cornflakes, large, pkgs. 19 2 suits and share normalcy. to wraps their plaids and warranted checks of color. $14.50 $75.00. popularity. to Sardines, 6 for 25 cans WEST DRY GOODS CO. Shredded Wheat Lipton’s Coffee, lb. per tall Meat, Armour’s Can 3 cans McMurray’s, flavor, for Jello, 3 any .. Baking Powder J. C. N. 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