-..- 1 . 1 -- ___ - ............ ........ COUNTY AUSTIN, MINN. NEWS, MOWER March 27, 1924. Page Five Thurs., '-'W Parker of Spring Valley-Rochester bus Mrs. Suzane died Spring Mrs. George Crane of Renova The | DEXTER | Valley of Mrs. E .C. guest operation for Friday Olaf hospital in Austin line has been in St. several was a at Schroeder, Monday. the roads although fall received four days evening of are a brothers living northwest Kopplin good. months too returned Westbrook Miss Iva Brown to QUE ago. none E N the misfortune lose had of to of Renova died town Crane Mrs. George Friday. the the people attended of Many by fire Thursday afternoon. barn Friday St. Olaf hospital in Austin at a Spring school high operetta at put Martin burned The Hotel to on was fire started in the hay loft and The four evening of fall received evening, Miss Friday Valley last a Saturday The the ground morning. origin hay its is known. The not weeks carried of Racine, Hazel Deaver, ago. fire is known. one origin of the not bushels and 500 of grain destroyed. Tuesday for Stanley, Nels Lee left acceptable were heavy roles in of the an is home from Shattuck Ben Wright The barn well insured. Wis., with of horses. Incubators carload and Brooders was a manner. week’s vacation. for a Melke and work will start Schottler Max and Kenneth on crew came in Steffens Alice E. Miss was George Wendell Hill, Robert and building at from Friday day vacation a new once. ten on a latter of last Valley the Spring part Raymond Grimm, Goodsell and students painful Frank Sprung with met their school duties the University. a at week. College, Sunday Parker spent at afternoon when Thursday accident Austin visited Lloyd of Vermilyea a The Rev. F. W. Haver in Fairmont is folks. with home horse kicked him. Sunday. Schottler home the Dr. at Use QUEEN and Get All the Profits this where assisting week he is week. Friday for closes School Meyer and Mrs. Will and Mr. a Erwin Clifford, and Arntzen a son Rev. W. W. Snieder in the Hovda in Austin, special Cora Miss Earth, Minn., visited of Blue was him. Sprung returned with several evangelistic services. Monday. days in the Lyall Leach and C. and children Hildredth Mrs. George The board has taken action town W. Mott homes. They formerly from time evening Koch Joseph spent Saturday returned Rev. some —have been in successful operation for looking toward the of graveling this vicinity. twenty-three lived in the Forty Moines, la. assisting Des week visit in last at a of village streets. and Mr. Mrs. Larmer Fee Mr. la. spent Lyall Leach and Meyer, some our devotions and Mrs. Hour at Mr. and during that time have been years Sunday with the latter’s be parents and Devotion will Will Meyer here Hours The pupils from who attend and Mrs. Thirteen near son were PwS Grand unusually Meadow. successful. They the in dinner beginning April from Sunday Johnsburg entertained at Valley for school Spring home held in in at are are use £ Mr. and Mrs. C. J. and Kruger the Johnson home in country. H. P. the Spring vacation. Bth. coast to and have made for coast themselves children Stewartville Saturday. week’s a home for went to Leach is Loren returned from a has Gene Miller Austin this Jax Edward went to They returned Sunday but will school duties strong from his reputation vacation at for “larger hatches of with the Austin assist week. to in school back the latter the week of part Spring Valley. go work. strong, healthy spring chicks Mrs. D. W. Chadwick of Waterville, that live and grow.” for mother. Mrs. to Kruger’s Krahulec and children William Mrs. care Klapperich and Fritz Kramer Steve the Minn., week spent past at Dr. Schottler Sunday returned Owatonna for visited in several carload of cattle to shipped a the home her daughter, Mrs. C. W. of from visit with his father Rockfield, at days. a week. DECKER this Chicago Peery. BROS., Austin Wis. Leach Celia Lyall and Miss Mrs. Dave McKee, commissioner, county Farber Austin callers, Thursday. were Robert Hacs of Pleasant and Mrs. Mr. several days this week in spent of boy the parents Valley gBII ■£ ■■■■■■■■ are a the business. county seat King, Reynolds Peyton on George and been March 18 He has DECKER Tuesday, born BROTHERS & SMITH, Lansing Verne Kirkwood Rochester motored to Hass. John Ludwig Arnold named •★STAR*: Monday. I I GRAND MEADOW Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Larson, the local of the editor and priest A Burk Misses Agnes and Gladys been Italy, has Sondrio, in I newspaper Thompson entertained at were a W. Nolan down from Mrs. A. by Fascist duel challenged came to THEATER a a three six o’clock dinner Sunday • course Minneapolis the Friday attend the to of the fact that because secretary the George King home. at funeral of Mrs. William Brown. the treated humorously " editor-priest ailllllllMlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllN I Kenneth Hagen visiting his is candidate of the Fascist decoration Mrs. Harry Conrad of Waseca j war and Mrs. Charles grandparents, Mr. from of Deputies House the few for days with her spent parents, a Hagen. : A WEEK Or Mr. and George. district. Three Mrs. that Special received the Helgen Mrs. Fred cousin’s husband Saturday that a news had been killed in motor car a j Algona, la. accident at j ! ! BIG pleasantly WATCH Ladies Aid YOUR The was entertained Fred Helgren home the at afternoon. About Wednesday forty * ❖ delicious A present. women were Days ♦ ♦ MARCH of pickles coffee lunch sandwiches, and | APRIL and ATTRACTIONS! Needs Expert : ❖ served. ■ was | The have begun work the on men Attention Careful ❖ ■ , building the station which for oil 29-31 new Ist B ♦ ❖ be the will erected lot of west ■ on a *** Kraft will have Peyton Ben • Specialize • • in garage. We * * Saturday— * station. charge of the B jj x *♦* • • Grade Repairing High Murphy ❖ of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Melville, ❖ | 9 Saskatchewan, Canada, visiting Presenting “Lucky Dan” are Special ■ numerous the week the home of this ! at LDENEEN BRYAN Charlotte Holdren. former’s sister, Mrs. I Talmadge, the Richard ■ Attractions in Many * Departments t ■ JEWELER king, has stunt one new B in this | of his best parts ■ * SHOP RACINE NELSON’S ART H AT movie. h g £ x ® Chaplin Charlie B Ozro Schwarz, and Miss Myrna Roy | | DISHES ill Ballinger and Merwin Steffens ! ■■■■■■■■■■ are B’B"'B B B I home this week from their studies ■ Entire line of Dishes, Saturday, i March 29 One-Third at Off. the university. at state Job” ■ “His New Farmers Store ■ i ■ for 6c and §3.34 for those beautiful weeks Mrs. E. A. King after two gold leaf cups finished fancy home in Rochester hospital, is and pieces. b Comedy. supply the will from her is rapidly recovering B Miss Ona Simonson is operation. assisting I ■ in the King home. of Courthouse East Chatham. N. 200 fl ® Sunday-Monday— F. Field and children Mrs. M. arlived Ready Wear E from Viborg, S. D., this week Specials to : has been here join Mr. Field who to : “Women the for weeks. Mr. Fields is B two W invite lady who loves e every I of the telephone. Give” Who new manager i bargain in coats to call | a and |l" SATURDAY the FOR beautiful collection, see Barker Reginald A || pro- sizes 16 to 46 $23 Your Question 75 B Sarah based duction on J Greene’s story, ■ McLean and Its Answer 1 It’s Folks.” Cod “Cape ■ COFFEE B b great with Metro ■ a this price. They a i will coffee at | time get last The B Dresses you Frank Kee- including cast ■ Monday morning. this would like ask higher QUESTION —I to ■ go _ 1 - Frazier, Re- Robert nan, 35c Red Rose, lb B examining spine, after question, my B A B lot of dresses new arrived, and Barbara Odoree g nee 40c Sprat, lb Jack U positively whether Chiropractic tell ?an you sizes 16 to 48 in ■ Bedford. assorted B $1.50 lb. pail After Glow 4 at benefit will Adjustments me. = materials including flannel, 1 Peaberry sl.lO lbs. fancy ■ 3 Comedy examination and silk B ANSWER —An and worsted dresses. Beautifully E I ■ Spinal Analysis will only not made and enable ■ all CANNED GOODS ' | ■ new ■ » Wednesday— Tuesday locate the true h . to deS cause at me - $19.75 S a B Red Beans B No. 2 10c B will illness, but it of h enable your e a e In “Hearts Hominy No. 2 | 10c n .. give to p a sane, you me No. 2 Luna Beans 10c Exile” B conclusion ■ logical, easily proven No. 2 Pork and Beans 10c B results what _ Blouses to expect may ■ you as No. 2 Kraut ■ 10c Kimball Young, Clara There b Adjustments. from B No. Tomatoes 2 1 10c ■ filmdom, j| emotional of star of element is nothing of the One lot No. Corn of Ladies’ ■ 2 Cotton Pong 10c B splendid release. in B practice of guess-work in the No. Peas 2 Blouses, sizes 10c |j 36 to 44. Ne B Chiropractic. We hampered not j are | round frill collar, long I faulty diagnosis, with nor t/O CANNED FISH sleeves, (April 3-4) Thurs., Fri. each, only ■ — R B doubt in finding element of the ’’ 1 Pink Salmon, tall 15c can " 1 remedy. recognize disease We Swept” “Storm a ■ Medium Red Salmon 20c primary having J cause. as a Millinery Red Salmon Fancy 35c ■ and We find that B correct cause, which the An epic of ■ Balls, Fish B 25c sea can ■ it, then the patient well. gets ■ always its toll. Sardines in Oil, exacts ■ 4 25c fl 35 beautiful cans Spring Hatf new B Therefore, the to answer your Wallace Beery and Noah 1 Fancy Mustard Sardines, for 2 25c full B line of shades newest YES. question is 5 an< in all-star cast. Swans Down Cake Flour, bulk, lbs. 3 for 25c I shapes. Saturday ■ _ a rjF ■ Navy Beans, 3 lbs. for 25c ■ /1, and Monday, 0n1y.... Dan Mason Health will be answered in questions B B m Fancy Head Rice, 3 lbs. for 25c - B the order received, if addressed to Tuttle “Pop | r | DRIED FRUIT Department Domestic G. Storing Shoes Dr. F. & Detekative” B Loganberries, Fancy Dried lb | 50c ■ E Fancy Prunes, lb Tissue Ginghams in about 20 patterns. ■ 78 pairs 10c of Ladies’ Shoes high in low CHIROPRACTOR PALMER or || Fancy Apricots, lb stripes, Light, medium and dark 15 heels, high ■ low black I tops, leather Over Woolworth’s Store C or RAYMAN BROS. I checks plaids. April QOC and 1. brown, sizes AUSTIN, MINN. 4 to 7 1 /,. QQC or B t/O ■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ■ Managers yard B B'.B B/B B 88881 Your choice, Sat., March per 29. B Admission: Matinee, 10c, 20c; Li Night 10c, 25c inch Voiles in medium 36 assortments B | Ginghams of dotts and stripes, 50c OQC Shows: 2:30, 7:30, 9:00 | reg. light value, mostly colors, yd. Orchestra 7-Piece B j. About 600 yards of high grade inch 32 inch Percales in light and dark colors. 36 gingham in nifty patterns. This new This in quality is equal the to is the regular 35c Value in store. any best 25c goods offered, about -| Its quality, its patterns of the newest. At/ 500 yards, while they last, yd. The Common For People We secured this lot in lengths of 10 to 20 40 inch Nainsook, yards. To this is fine piece few’, of while a a high grade merchandise well C they last, yard per 00. worth this 55c, sale Sale-- The people make the security of great country. common up our Cretons is for their for What Hosiery good, is the Drapery for best not interests of the not coun* One lot Children’s to close, Hose, 36 inches seconds. All sizes not wide, values Lincoln said, “God As love the people, must because he to and including and black, real value up good 75c at OAf -g a a per of them.” made ojj At/ so many horses. heavy One creton, yard team, Pair per The Austin National Bank knows of better security for the best no baled clover and Some interests of all the people than savings account. a Granite Pails Extra Special timothy hay. The Austin National 10 Gray qt. Granite Pails, Bank c 500 cakes 49 of Swift’s White OETC Some upland hay. loose Each && Pride Soap, 10 cakes for Austin, Minnesota. ‘ COOPER W. G. MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM R. R. MURPHY & SON, INC. J. L. Mitchell, Pres. P. D. Beaulieu, Vice-Pres. W. E. Hopfe, Cashier. F. C. Wilbour, Phone Rural 4820 Ass’t Cashier. f F. H. Edson, Ass’t. Cashier L 418-420 N. London, Minn. MAIN - £ ...