S, NE AUSTIN, MOWER COUNTY MINN. Thursday, May 1923. 24, Page Eleven ANGELACRONON if | Judge Elizabeth ( Fields in Austin Sat- and Mrs. John A search TAPS FOR COMPANY G. PIONEER Rounds and of 26 Tias been were years BROWNSDALE children urday. of St. Paul will the rewaidcd for F. spend F. Achatz rf Harmony. Mr. V,’. week their and end with Mis. Corson and family sister, Miss Lottie Mr. Achatz has beer, looking MATRON POLICE Leeper GUARD COMPANY CAUSES REGRET D. W. and and Mrs. Mr. r of Austin Noll. Sunday H. Mrs. L. Noll who the has spent at spent for his bro her for 26 and just years Sunday Mrs. Art. Leeper the were Robinson evening home. month here with her daughter past the other . day received letter from a Jarvis the George home callers at Miss May Wiseman will returned home, home with them. return he New postmaster An Zealand, at "In Waltham. a, Whittier Principal T Monday, hospßa from St. Olaf l where Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Moreland o and stating that his biother Henry *Tucker in When for Company Deneen; Sgt., Miss Violet Brownsdale sounded /Ist Fred Durzinski; taps was she underwent She , was operation. is o£ daughter Sunday an the spent Roy at Serve Absence In in Samoa. was Sgts., spending Alvah G. few than the Young, Zacher, Friday after days G week Charles last personnel a convalescing more i- nicely. Scheffel home in London. constituted Ray Christopherson, • in St. Olaf hospital. Walter Hickok, of the as company Austin Miss Emma Stankey of and Miss Roble. The Minneapolis Business College altered received status. Herbert corporals: I Miss Louise Webb went Austin, the time, Anderson; to at Miss Bertha Stankey | Saturday spent Otto Klingfu and Mr. and Mrs. has trained thousands of institution of than 40 Adolph Friday. Nelson, young An George Wolf, Rus- people E. more j. evenihg J Sunday the of i home at George Limbrick an Sunday the spent at t for successful business and Miss Angela Cronon, principal of being became careers I spl Hassan, Sydney Wilson, Percy Meetings which held in no more. years are y their Stankey. Mr. and Mrs. M. parents, H. C. Lechner home of Austin. west then has secured good positions for the Whittier school, police businessman named than noted Garrity; being More Methodist church privates: Orlando Anderson, the well was one i, are i Edith and Evelyn visited Benway them. Write for full inormation. for Austin last week Company matron the passing of G from the George Furtney, to Edwards, Herbert attended. . serve jr, Wells of Austin Mr. amd Mrs. W. Mrs. Bud Olson, Monday afternoon. 69-1-c during the absence of Miss Anna Roll Austin military with Earl rl is working roster regret Ray Hickok, Chester Johnson, Miss Bertha Lynn at Thursday. Lansing, in were ble. Mi Roble will leave in June Kenneth because in the history traditions and Klopp, the Sommers home. Ernest Ludw'igson, ss called Chicago, Edward Brady to was it!for three months’ in Europe. tour of Company G interwoven the Nelson, Ernest here attended McAllister, Sophus A number from the are Saturday, by the death of an Wilbur of Austin evening. growth and experiences Olmstead, Victor Peterson, Thursday ir■ Miss Cronon barn dance, is of the best one aunt. Alford, I-1 granted which with passing of Chester dear the Skinner, Donald Stimson, known The council has 25 teachers in Austin. Mayor a grow year George Vaughan of Mrs. Mr. and Duane T. Bacon, Southern Minnesota Anderson, Hirsh Otto Miss Cronon should franchise the make to years. i, says the home ; Winnebago guests at are S iH John Chaffee, i,, Austin Herbert Campbell, admirable Electric < However police Gas and Don’t matron. Company Austin company. G peculiarly an Buy Vaughan. S. H. pf his brother, an was j Timothy Delehanty, Dankert, for will William the contract instution. early day, it power an In its run Monday Chapman returned L. S. —————— Delahanty, George Drowjewski, . period. John for . Calf Dairy two organized it Project September 8, 1882, a year Minnesota. I ; visit in Hawley, was from a Duffy, John Eagen, Lewis H. B. the sine for the ’ few Son is spending ‘was The A. Sleeeper and fly A. Bates L. C. qua non young Mrs. Unknown a paper Battery Moving Right Along Morris Ervin, Karl Fuerstenberg. | r The ®f the fellows town. daughter returned of her men factory has Brownsdale. the home young to days at Frank Gute, j Goodew, Edward who didn’t *» i join Company G obtaining Austin. Difficulty in Corson, were socially factory Mrs. W. near i Harold Harter, Adson Hall, Robert of running. Indeed the out “ I in Austin The dairy calf project in St. Paul caused the of change Tanner is proving Elmer to was room Melvin Klopfl, Richard M. Hickok, Price . annual military G , ball of Company in be of the plans. factory has • The Saturday. popular this Lansing several most one year. on Ralph O. Lane,, Leo McNally, Lade, the of those which to events Thirty City Boys and girls | employes and its product is of Mason was have Skarans one decided widely Miss Ella ’ Mitchell, Franklin E. Moe, Albert B. looked , and ’ to this . d stributed. of her sister, home young young men enter in Mower the women contest Coun‘ is guest at a Harvey Moehlman, Oscar T. Moen, Fred for official fashion several months. The Most ty. of them • Miss Hilda Marie Peterson entering the Elvin Hanson. Mrs. spent are You don’t have —because "Willard Edward to Lewis G. Pickett, Patten, j G’s military sunburst Company first i the Vaughan, Mrs. R. A. i second work, week home. was but end Miss Mabel at two or year Rochford, Roy Placek, Paul C. Rau, swank of which ball. All the ( boys keeping Miss who A.* Rec- milk and feed Norma Peterson has Mrs. D. Carll. A. E. Rector, ■’ been Wood-Insulated are Batteries rec-5 are Dalbert H. Willis,'Charles Gus Stark, the soldiers capable ords for i the third working in telephone Irvin, was work. young were Either the office R. Beckman, and Mrs. tor, year son, re: Wolf. B. ■ I who sold into that affair. Persons low at prices put i grade purebred heifer turned her home in Waltham, H. Hanson good calves of and Mrs. E. to Sunday. and Mr. as or were as any j the military ball didn’t attend the were dairy* breeds took her be Miss Highley Austin, entered place. in Monday. at may 1 battery . *■ be * built sell to deadline. at. social the other of the can side | the fair. The best on county dairy two of Mrs. S. Severson Austin Minnesota Items and I thing that and It THE was calf members the in will have was county Ladies’ Aid Meeting. Postpone Mrs. Nathan Christopherson and little I U Anything less it. there sacrific- all to free trips the to state fair. This means was daughter, of Lorraine Minneapolis year The South Ladies Aid of Red Oak Ole Larson Bemidji of pleaded in 1 business There hardly the Minneapolis Journal is offering i||| a was Saturday the George a Grove which have been held at Peterson spent to ing the solid was energy-producing, guilty setting fire in timber i the to been .ustin wh ch has not at r trip Chicago some the best calf to to home. memtl the Archie Hanson home this : at week the I proposed park that either dictly state at Company G related I to near in each where there me county quality mer materials and Mr. zfhd Leslie are Mrs. James of has been postponed indefinitely. workmanship Minneapolis He | fined $25. Heroic town. employes, through its was - I 25 entered. or or more Sunday the home spent at of I i work by volunteer firemen and members inside former Company G rang-j the box. nong The her following boys Mr. and Mrs. and girls parents, have D. H. sefious prevented spread. Judge Catherwood, Albert Thon, ers a . I already Johnson. enrolled for dairy calf w’ork: R. A. Kent, former superintendent enetal Wright, George A. Hormel, I Thomas Gleason, Miss Nellie Cruickshank Paul Vaughan. John and of Lanesboro schools, has accepted d. H. Sterling, Charles E. Huser, j. Gleason, I Cruickshank Carl Johnson Beltz and Lloyd and Roger Leeper position dean of the college of William Mollison, T. Padden, Ira a as 'and Cochran of Grace Lansing; Miss Parsley Byron Benson Sunday j I : H i spent liberal Univer- > Northwestern arts Christ Hall, Lansing at 0. Hollister, r Blooming of Prajrie; Alva Beaver Lake. Larson at si tv. Will Crane, L. W. Decker, Ed. F and Bernice Jensen of Rose Creek; Mrs. D. W. Leeper went Albert to W.th of of the convening the May Schwan, H. L. Banfield and many JI John Krull of , Lea Saturday Brownsdale; Harold afternoon where she j Lanesboro court at others. to say a way (joined } Boeff, Amhert Haugland and Bertren her brother trip Fair■ to AINSWORTH on a BATTERY CO found. There will be money no was The shows the follow roster of Dexter; Everett Helgeson of Grand visit mother, company mont her Mrs. to Leep;er jury in where the penalty grand cases captains: Janies S. Anderson, Meadow’: Ruth Sylvia Brenna Lunde, returned ng Monday. doesn’t Information exceed ten- years. Miles M. Trowbridge, J. Sands, S. ■ Sylva S’lindee. Edward Halbach, Ed, Arlie Jarvism, Arthur Strand and will deem- 1 by the be county A. W. Wright, Fred C. B. Wood, A. ward Anderson and Lloyd Rogne of Buster Cruickshank Saturday spent saving for |||(; sufficient. It ed ill; means a j Page, N. Nicholsen, Lee M. Sargent, Waterville Adams; Lawrence and Studer, Violet 212 E. BRIDGE evening STREET. and Sunday DIAL at 2610 tire of S4OO. county C. F. Cook, C. ! Peter Johnson, A. I Phaene Biag'r and James Hibbs of fishing. its high will graduate Waseca largest || Page, Gruenbaum, Simpson, I Archie Austin. Several others have taken The bacca- I class—ls May 31. on Guy Larson. calves but have in not yet sent enj ’ - be the Methodist will " laureate at LANSING j Company G with the Twelfth rollment cards.—- Jessie Partridge, R. was church. guard Minnesota Regiment, the first i district club leader. j+ Co-operative , Cream- The Waseca 4 ’■. ’Wj T -t be into service in giment called to r The Bible study class will meet at with the ; home is claiming run a ei y The the Span sh American War. BUSINESSWOMEN HAVE DINNER company the home of J. L. - Blqss, I Tuesday and the Waseca full. The bases navy did Chickamauga duty ■ I at Representing afternoon I 2 o’clock. at All for signed have contract are a creamery park. Under Captain Johnson the Covers Laid For Forty Tuesday ALBERT at HOPFE i' urged attend. to pounds of but- of 100,000 the delivery dbmpany in service the border at Nigf’.t Affair. saw Willard The midweek union Batteries meeting found that | It is by September prayer 1. ter 1916. Captain Page head the of H i The Aus.trn Business and Professional was i will be held the J. H. at Smith admirals makes better Waseca butter Live Stock and Real Estate when it inducted into Women’s Club ] enjoyed another company was Wednesday evening. on the gobs. of World service. War AUCTIONEER of those good times for which it I one in-'! Mr. and Mrs. Guy Yarwood and (THREADED Cech of St. Cloud has Martin INSULATION) RUBBER jis famous, ( Tuesday night. A dinner ’ shame that Company “It is G is children left ’ by a for motor lowa BABCOCK A scrubbing machine. to BLDG. AUSTIN, vented MINN pa- a i for i which laid fqy 40 gone,” said Captain Cook, who has I visit covers were in City, and Mason Eldora production 1 and Batteries De procured and has been I have tent conducted of many served the < Fox Hotel. short A record of at ten P was corah. a years serv ce as captain time. machine the of start at any the may record breaking sales of j business meeting with held and talks the “Company G was Mrs. O. P. Quam company. became held | ill last will be Holstein sale The state the and stand country ready by ] made is Miss Estella tradition, landmark Thompson in Austin. .were Friday and a a taken hospital to and Detroit May 25 26. was at a to assist My best l and j Miss Tanye For forty Burgess. it The Tick- has been important you. in Austin. recommendations years an kill- i Pfluegger of Moran Fred was | le Toe Kids Orchestra feature oilr furnished in community satisfied Mr. and Mrs. exj A. Mack are my and daughter many fell under ed when he e a manure cellent 1 music for the occasion. life. However it closed its customers. and the Misses Hazel Lewis career and spreader. with record unsurpassed by a any Slayton has been Lamb of R. F. reelected guard in the state.” company County chairman of the Murray iinuuiiimumuiuiiuw II From the ranks of Company G have Chapter. Red Cross Major Page, General Wright, come record have Slayton voters gone on Lieutenant Colonel Mollison others and construction of favoring the new a as of military note. proposition school. The $125,000 carried II The first of .roster the 209 75. to company as of l September 8, 1882 is: captain, James Sylvester Anderson, lieutenant, Ist citY maptZe Horace Winchester Elms; 2nd Service lieutenant, Frank Albert Richards; ♦ * - Ist Sargeant, William Eddy R'chardson; Mrs. C. Fairbanks and mother in 2nd Sgt. William J. Schwan; S. law and Ralph from Austih visited For Auto Owners son 3rd Sgt., Luther M. Ober; 4th Sgt., Mrs. C. Studer, Saturday afternoon. Edward H. Sterling; Dwight' sth Sgt., Get Acquainted With Our A. Skinner; Ist. Corp., Charles E. Hanken brother, Milton, Mrs. Carl and Service On Huser; 2nd Corp., Jacob Weisel; 3rd Hampton, motored New la., to Corp., Thomas Hillam; 4th Corp., RADIATORS, Saturday visit their sister. BATTERIES to morn ng Frederick Knox; sth Corp. Ira Padden; They returned Sunday. AND TIRES ; 6th Corp., Samuel A. Swear- Several from this vicinity persons ingen; privates: Charles E. Clark, attended the class play Elkton, Saturday at YOU’LL LIKE IT William 1 Cooper, George Corn’ng, night. Frank Dearborn, Charles Gibson, Henry Mr. John and Mrs. Quast children and ANDERSON SERVICE CO. Greenman, Henry Herzog, Christ Sunday Spring Valley, spent at Hall, Herbert Hart, Charles Johnson, visiting relatives. mil 111 Ole Finhart Jr., Godfrey Lowffle, Willard On Maple Stree* Mrs. N. Hug called Rose to was William Leslie, Mollison, William Creek Saturday by the illness of her liniSinnnrtlim McFedden, William Merrick, Isaac daughter, Mrs. J. Majerus. ■-QB Patchin, Thomas Rochford, George Mr. and Mrs. mu Art Studer and children ® II Smith, Miles Trowbridge, William from Albert Lea Saturday came Teeter, Eric Wastland, James Yates, to spend few days the home at a Cornelius Sullivan, Laurence Geraghty, of the former’s mother, Mrs. C. Studer. Thomas Murphy, Leon Dettelbach, Scott Shoemaker, Frank White, Roy Grundemeier became ill Friday BH3HI 3 Frederich, William Albert Adams. ❖ and Sunday taken hos- to was 4 a The of the roster when pital company in Austin J where he was oper- Completely Equipped Shown as transferred it mustered out to ated or for was PLANT apendicitis. on 4 Company H last week Captain, America Greatest was: Sport Car! s Search Guy H. 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