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

March 29, 1923 · Page 4 of 12

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MMMMHHHHHHMHnMjI Page Five NEWS, AUSTIN, COUNTY MOWER MINN. Thursday, Mar. 22, 1923. less If Europe time spent attempting Racine Skare sister, Mrs. at her siting The Misses Margaret Bingham and v ELKTON Austin—Route 6 J! DONOVAN & GOSLEE maintain the balance of LE ROY to Anna visit Miss power Tuesday i Marjorie Larson Austin Mon- i to to wenc came little effort and spend in. Funeral Directors of the last a more an and returned Tuesday. She leaves day Weigan. school will We glad that Wilbur ROY, Bucyhi. The Elkton be dismissed to might and Embalmers LE Wilcox 'the report all be March 28.—Mrs. R. G. Thomas home balance Recounts, Mrs. and H. Albertson Mrs. for her week at are to March for Good Avery who has been confined his Leah Tuesday 29 Friday Chronicle. died the home of her south in Austin, Esther Lamon, to better.—Owatonna Monday. W. at Misses T. Donovan—s9l4 The son were School will weeks is able of and Easter. bed for the four She had Alice April H. Goslee Saturday evening. Mrs. Carl and A. —6637 town, Despard in Austin Edmond past Ethel resume, Morrow, was been Calls —Phone 2188 be about Day for the their 9. again. Earth confined her bed for to of Blue past the early of the week. Friday Joe A. Johnson home part to Anderson came Night Call* family been five survived by Schneider is planning Martin Clark and have She school Mr. Misses : to install invented hay rack Emma Thomson and Aleda They attend has vacation. county yean u spring a a bank. week, but radio the local ill of the flu for the and George Holt j past in Austin Wednesday at last caugmer eons: Winona., Carriage Service ana two a according Motor and business were lifter that does the at Ezra. Hanson, president Oak Dale and Mrs. G. L. improving. Edward of the business. #re on wiio have it. Mrs. Hovde those Asheim A. and to Mrs. seen Tapley, McCluskey, board, X. D.. Elkton school attended Lloyd Rosenthal sawed wood for the Morse Mel Monday Rochester to went shoppers. Valley Spring went to as The by cities. lecture given Mr. Church meeting in the Frank Herrington and John Brownell. medical state morning receive to treatment. R. Brown Mrs, J. Madison and Mrs. the Lyceum j the Independents The Elkton last week. maintained at on course opera ( - Wednesday entertained 500 at evening. house last Friday evening the thoroly clean slate for On of sickness the Neighborhood second Ger- j Mrs. Maud and account Thomson was a consecutive son, V/C J enjoyed. by defeating Rose Club postponed last Monday aid, Minneapolis went year was to on who been Geneva Grimley has Miss Creek March 16, 24 but scheduled with 16. month is to Mrs. W. will also visit to meet H. for short They Brown visit. pleasantly a entertained home the Moen pneumonia sick of at- Pinke has Alfrieda been of Elmer Nelson Thursday this Miss ill Mrs. the the members Stillwater return. of the P. X. at on improving. is reported as flu during the week. week. Maxfield, the! the G. student of the David past Rebekah> Friday at evening. a * has who Garvey Miss Beth Porte \ student John Moore who has been ill George Dammann. the Light relatives. visiting at refreshments University, is r a very served. were University the completed her cohrse at spending university, is pneumonia is improving. the Easter of The i state Rook Club 1 enjoyable baby spent Drummond and Mr. and Mrs. an the week. cf home the last AXcmmwtvs home. Miss Rosenthal vacation Maud is of the came ill L at evening the home of - Mr. at and Mrs. Cresco Tuesday to passengers were W. K. PorteT mother Mrs. She and her Harriet Xeibauer Arthur and of Xorthness, last Friday. mumps. receiving Drummond is Mrs. morning, Redlands, leave this for will week Hinkley, 111., spending week The dance are by the there. a medical g;ven treatment young people brother-inlaw visit the latter’s Cal., to James with their Mrs. McCarthy Mrs. C. parents. and in the O. I. O. F. hall Luel- . Friday W. Thomson and daughter, T M. J. sister, Dr. and Mrs. and their E. Toote returned homes in evening to attended by small Springs the fore Lime was la, visited in a colds Hart. Minneapolis Saturday after spending crowd. A Tennis picnic Plan New Court. served. the week. of supper part was Albert Ardith Penny few days the Charles Mr. Miss Beckel and Mrs. went to of the improvements * One at Q. Mahoney contemplated a Dale Smith in Chester, Tuesday, went to was 1 the do work. Or, usually will each tril of children die with father Thousands week live her Austin, Lea last home. to Sunday Country Club is for the tennis visit their business. to noon a on | hold, melt has taken cold aiitthe if complications tin from t the death of hr grandmother after in are law fans Tennis be year and son daughter, in ' Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Roy court. may certain were cluld and let the in tie result of neglected direct spoon a mshe with who had made Mrs. 1 and Deasy. aunt the Vassar when is built They that it Miss Helen Banfield of College their court other last Tuesday. met Cresco business on breathe the fumes, and thus Taka chances. Take colds. open no her home for several daughter p of best this Esther the in will be is spending the Easter there. years. vacation Miss daughter, Esther W. H. Erown and part Mrs. one and clear the the the cci'?:. les- ward off upper instant to nose seeps of Chester Thomas Gordon home LeSueur; was a of the with he Mr. Mrs. X. F. from and was Austin, Tuesday. state. enroute Lucile, in Try it. parents, tract. piiatory were Muco Salve applied r.oS- r up ea j the week the J. P. Anderson visitor where past at she teaches. Banfield. Weigan and Elizabeth The Misses Anna home. Miss 1 Hannah Johnson, H. D. Ludwig and Mrs. who business < Mr. and Price transacted teaches Ann Renova i Waltham of at Sunday Hubert Austin Miss Margaret Ewart of Tuesday. Sunday in Cresco, guest was were spent a on . -her We print everything but Saturday. parents. visitors her home in Clara Oswold who has been Waltham. Miss money. at •T- *:• -j-.;. •> .j.A .j. .j. .j. .j..;. .j..j. .j..j. {..j. v v v R. R. fIURPHY & SON ST. AUSTIN, 420-22 N. MAIN MINNESOTA Best Spring's Styles Have Been Assembled in Apparel of Easter Time Ch arm 4* Fashion X has repealed her plans for the approaching holiday. Obviously the feminine love of elegance and originality Spring raiment from is have full play. For to + things for the little girl those for to of be color. riot to women are a orking in accord with Fashion, and with alert Spring's needs—V> have to prepared Ciose of apparel, featuring styles for Easter prices that at an eye e many groups make it than usually interesting do buying to here. even more your COATS FOR THE MISS YOU WHO DESIRE SOMETHING DIFFERENT EASTER FROCKS CHARMING FOR GIRLS ffaautffni Misses’ Coats of the latest creations in New Hair Line IN YOUR EASTER WRAPS OR CAPES plaids, also plain materials with Variety and beauty in profusion embroidery trimming's yarn orplain clothes with panel sleeves and trimniings, H /() strap from— will this be found in group Mi* tv) f I i Owt) / Jr\ of dresses, whether it be cherm- y. v s3.7s $20.00 to S\2o A-&- ing linens embroidered or crepes in design unique or appliqued designs in color combinations w A 1 ‘ v i perky taffeta, INTERESTING or on FROCKS v k desire. that ongee you 1 FOR EASTER AND / Distinctively and novel new* H>\ \\ ' * SPRING challies, fr creations in de DAYS crepe printed , chine, Can- V 1 A '4y|w& *vN crepe or \ ) ton crepes,—all reveal subtle touches, in trimming of piquant Spring Frocks in all their IF gayety, smartness ruffles, pleats with bud trims and desirability, with wide of ribbon. Sizes 12 19. a range to Priced from— of choice, bid and make immediate you come selection. 8 islj-y-tC-fr: $7.95 $25.00 to n tmM » llllijiill Equally important the prices of are I these radiant modes for they new are an EASTER’S DELIGHTFUL MILLINERY element that makes buying delightful % a [I * -4k ' tH' A-f possibility. In which flowers lead trim, but as a feathers, smart ribbons, bows, fruit Dresses for all occasions. Canton crepes, m and embroidery also satin, featured. Romaine, flat crepe are crepe crepe, printed all here, developed Pokes crepes are and drooping brims still lead, into styles that have irresistible an appeal. but for those who prefer other There is wide choice of colors a styles showing and we straight printed designs, are priced from— at brims, off-the-face and turban W ill find extensive showing exceedingly interesting. our Wrappy styles. $10.95 $55.00 of to soft lustrous fabrics; flippant capes fly-away that capes top* float in one’s All wake; the dashing popular that the spring colors with costume wraps are unapproachable finesse- B represented. T All the chic, all the dash that distinguishes better is garments HOSIERY MILLINERS—Second embodied Floor in this ?sorth. remarkable collection, priced at— SILK HOSIERS WEEK.—We place sale, Saturday, March on §19.75 §IOO.OO to 31, the celebrated Silk 5050 Hose in black, cordovan, nude and NEW COLLARS AND COLLAR LACES Special Saturday only (not gray. three pairs to customer) over JUST ARRIVED $1.98 A beautiful most collection The coming point in colored heel, wonder aew in the combinations hosierv w’orld, a at— SUITS OF TWILL ARE SPRING’S plain w'hite LATEST ecru at— or sl.67 50c $5.00 to Each WHIM CHILDREN’S HOSIERY > One ucauiixul lot of mercerized hose, all sizes black, brown in NECK Featuring Balkan CHAINS Blouse, Box Coat, AND Tailored Costume BEADS white. Suits, A splendid 50c value, or or at— and last but least, the not side effect box suits. A fine in assortment -35 assorted Cents colors of white, black iet nearl p red and ’ ivory, string— per The fabrics twills of the finest quality and are while weaves, 25c to §4.50 plaits, tucks, embroidery stitching trimming motifs that or are MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS give diversity and charm. a a sizes There for Misses and sizes for Easter Special—Made Women, A including are of stvlish great solid GLOVES colored Madras with sizes- stout heavy cord also in colored stripe of the weave, broad cotton Gloves in silk, suede, kid, all sizes, long or short, assorted or colors cloth All finish. sizes, splendid $2.25 and $2.50 value. a Saturday Navy blue, r of nude, usual, is the leading w’hite, black, shade, hile biwn. as models The gray, or w some value great one appear for— only the long glove in the known and priced Clark’s Double tans, at— grays Tip of beautiful as qualitv of silk and, pair— per -51.69 §25.00 §75.00 to ONLY $1.75