MKS■■■■■BMl ———__«■■■■ HBMWiHMBH■■■■M NEWS, AUSTIN, MOWER COUNTY MINN. Thursday, 1924 June 12, Page Two Northern blossoms. Bridal and lilies of Christgau Fort Dodge, la., the lian visiting her from from Thursday afternoon and evening. been ton. ] his roses Charles who has just son returned | | MEADOW GRAND the valley formed her shower Bismark, N. John Hagen 1 bouquet. Mr. John George from Geo. returned her Mrs. State. Mrs. Madsen the of the sick to from spending part was the winter in on After the the benediction proprietor of the Miss Margery Holland from Winona, home after list for several days. D. in Minneapolis Friday Fowler, Florida. Mr. cement an March Mankato, played by from Miss Harmony, and dowm Alice Mr. Strand from extended visit with Mr. plant, her parents, was was Dexter Church Schottler Notesu Dr. and family visited D., of Rapid City, S. Gerrish Mr. Schramm. 223 Hynie 1234 and Clara Mrs. Carl from Schuyler, and Mrs. W. Hanken E. Daily. Norman Sunday school the J. at 11 Evening: B. Vermilyea home at a. m. of his daughter, the home near visiting is at Mrs. E. F. Hankan, Nebraska, Mr. and Immediately following the Mr. and Rahilly and Mrs. Richard Christian ceremony Endeavor Austin Abe : at 7:30, Sunday. Vermilyea Mrs. J. Elliott. re- F. Mrs. Christgau and Gertrude 1 and Elmer the guests received the children of Austin at Dexter callers Oliver were Peyton, leader. A special were turned with them -from ' several CITY MAPLE program a for Lockwood left Monday Francis Stewartville. from F. Christgau home, where Saturday. for Sunday. a reception next Sermon days visit. accepted she has where Faribault a given by the bride’s ——+ drama, was “The * parents Modern Mrs. Arahur N. Prodigal,” Kopplin of Wing, in —— _ Mr. and Mrs. John Fett and Mr. shoe factory. in position 300 relatives and a to friends. At four D., is visiting acts.’ Given under Christgau the John Christgau colored Nettie Proeschel and at Edna DEXTER and Mrs. Sidney Warner attended Washington, of bountiful 5 dinner Croft and served S. M. Mrs. lights. p. m. a son w’as Kopplin and This is homes. something college She formerly attended teachers’ do who have was new, the ball Leßoy Sunday. at game C., which Mr. F. G. Christgau spend the will at from D. summer fail not Miss Cora and Christgau. to hear it. Special Winona returned the at see past year Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee and children Chicago Greening. acted C. F. Mrs. toastmaster. mother, with her as music. No reserved Come week. seats. home last Kathryn, Miss Mrs. Schottler and William Voogd transacting motored Mason City Saturday, to was returning early if Mr. and Mrs. Christgau left Thursday in. want to you get business and N. Wing, Edythe Hunt, Vermilyea in Waterloo Friday. His from Abe Arthur Koppni Mrs. Monday. son Schleiger for outing around and about F. and Mrs. A. Mr. an r Wednesday Calvin I mother, J. attended the picnic returned w’ith him. her Atw ell here visiting is The W. N. D., E. Daily family enjoyed a visit with Duluth week’s and other pleasure resorts. Sunday for The a farm Otto Baudler, Russian Vermilyea has been the B. candidate for Congress Soviet Navy on who J. flag John Christgau at Mrs. picnic with friends new and relatives at They will be home their friends, Stillwater. at to relatives at has red club the Farmer-Labor field of given by Floral ticket, spoke with ill. the Dexter white quite at circle in Oakdale a on Park, Leßoy, Wednesday. a 307 Garfield Street, after August at with Sunday the Kidd spent from L. the house Saturday center, H. Austin. evening. Dr. which radiate Stanley eight opera Vermilyea been has returned H. Strangman Mrs. enjoying on 1. white Mr. and Owatonna. Mrs. C. friends R. Peyton two ut perpendicular, Thursday J. rays, brother evening from two visit from her Burke returned California Miss Elizabeth were on a The from guests horizontal, away were: Grand Meadow four callers Friday diagonal. Friday evening where he Inside has He been working N. D. she has the The dance was from Bismarck, Friday from Eveleth where evening. last George on Messrs Mesdames Kehe, Ernest and the circle is large it five all reports pointed red attended. By a , the George well was remembered that will be been teaching the year. past year. Wohlust, G. Vanselow and George King and which mother and Mrs. star is emblazoned crowd. hammer The noisy Misses upon formerly lived here the Ruth and family Florence a a very on Meadow Grand Philip Elliott of daughter Anna from Milwaukee, Wis., McDowell Austin and sickle callers in Monday. white. King were owned by Mrs. G. Studer. and Florence and farm Marguerite Tuesday left Rowell now Wednesday. Dexter caller Grant Mrs. on was a Mr. G. Seeback of Ark., Mena, Mrs. Daily attended the high school alumni with week’s visit the who has for Esther Schloo spent Alexandria for Friday a Miss returned Helen Noyes Schmidt L. and Mrs. Elizabeth J. C. Solt and and Ed. Leach Lunch is served Friday banquet son Austin every at Tuesday noon returned home week her to at father. evening. past her duties the Winona from her school at Ranscht Milwaukee, from Mr. and and Loren motored Liscomla., John Street, New to 44 York City, at son returned to of Milner Sayles home southwest Jereline the C. B. Miss Normal the for Saturday* Christgau summer vacation. Mrs. F. C. children and evening, returning the oldest Methodist church in Amer-i If have rheumatism on stubborn attend you working. Wednesday to where she is Austin or a Winona on from Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Sunday evening. for the convenience of the 800 cold—for ca, results, take Sulphur\ accepted has She school. Sumner a ! been who has Freese Gilbert transacting Mildren Kolstad assisting Chrirstgau Glen from Ellyn, 111., as Paul Mr. w T Mrs. McGinnis daughter and business and who attend Baths in bath men women apor parlors in the Babccck for la., Sibley, position at com- the house- with L. Holst Mrs. business Wednesday. Dexter at Arthur Studer and Mrs. from Albert visiting the Jake Kramer at and the noonday service. are Bldg., opposite Postoffice, Austin. I three weeks home the went work year. past ing Lea, Mrs. Arthur Kopplin from Fifteen of the R. N. A. John McGinnis homes. members Dial 6570. Clara 50-tf Lockwood and Claire Misses Sunday. Wing, N. D., Miss Rose Gerhold lodge from here attended the Clinton Nicob has resigned his J. convention C. Vermilyea position went Winona school to Celebrate Summer the Fourth of July attending with jhnson J are i the of number of Ladies from Columbus, Nebraska, the A Miss Lil- held Grand Meadow with Swenson congregation in Elk- at store Sunday on the excursion and on visited Austin—July and 4 5. Winona at church and cleaned the pa| has of Austin Helen Drost Miss accepted enjoyed and building rochial school of teacher position our as a Christgau home. F. the at supper coming for the school high The year. Austin Chautauqua Grandma that We to report Opens are sorry Burrington S. C. and Mrs. Mr. motored from recovering is Schwartz not for Tuesday, Minn., Gary, to on , and confined is her fall fast to very with relatives. week’s visit a home of the time the bed her most at Colman and Roy and Mrs. Mr. son Wm. Schwartz. her of son D., Rapid City, S. Tuesday for left Stern-Christgau. with their few weeks spend to son a Sun., June 15 church, Lutheran the Trinity Lloyd. At trip of Burrington made to setting Herbert in beautiful Maple City, a a returning Wis., Sunday, valley, Miss Hudson, the lilacs and lilies of on I of daughter Monday. Elsie Sltern, youngest had their Civic League Ladies Stern, The G. and Mrs. F. Mr. married was picnic Picnic Lawn, Tuesday. annual Arthur at Wednesday afternoon to and Mrs. of Mr. Christgau, E. Prelude son Concert, VALENTINE ORCHESTRA Mildred Miss Fred Christgau, 2:30. at 2:30 * cousin of the * Christgau, groom, A splendid orchestra and al 6 one Austin —Route or more vo< { p. m. Chorus from Lohengrin, Bridal played the soloists from the procession. Valentine Grand for the bridal Concert Co. ♦ • G. service Mrs. F. Preceding the is laying Angel Chas. new cement a 1 “A Perfect Day.” Christgau sang in his barn. floor , Lecture-Demonstration, “PIGEONS” Hohenstein officiated. Victor Rev. repair Brooks is doing A. C. some his brother’s best Christgau A. was 3*45 frank h. hollmann Enterprise schoolhouse the work at The ushers Edgar Christgau, n m were man. of is the which by the most *-*•**-* 111* one way Aii interesting lecture the life, brother of the and Irvin habits, in on groom use • i houses in the up-to-date school county. and of pigeons, with exhibition of 15 different 20 varieties brother of the bride. Follow-1 war peace, Stern, an or fitted with outfit for the It is an of fancy breeds. Releasing of Homer Pigeons which take advance sale bridesmaids, ushers the ing the report came wish take benefit those who of to Cedar Rapids. to Christgau, sister of the Lillian sewing manual training; also machines and Ethel Milbrad, niece »of groom, science domestic weork. for Concert, VALENTINE GRAND CONCERT CO. Their the bride. coral gowns were Jensen, sister of George Mrs. Mrs. ' pink chine, de with picture hats crepe has been seriously ill for Peck, who The ensemble and greatest vocal instrumental They match. carried bouquets to arm about months, is slowly gaining Vz I-** Hl* seven ensemble attraction yet offered Chautauqua, yellow of •vz on roses. health, in and is able sit in to up GRAND SACRED CONCERT, featuring of the in big sacred classics Clara Christgau the Hanken, a some wheel chair. matron A sister, from Montana, a Valentine the numbers. May personally and best of directing. concert of honor, yellow with wore is helping her. a pink of coral sweet corsage peas. C. Sayles building Mr. B. is a new Schwarts, Little Margaret the flower ■ of his farms, garage one on occupied GREAT PROGRAMS including big dressetf 7T)Ip two T\ 1 in girl powder blue, was by his |<||_ AV\ son. plays, head line lectures, plenty of music seven the covered bridal path with and pink Mrs. John Ehlo’s from 1/IVJ Izxl 1 parents and the best in entertainment, —all of the high M and yellow blossoms of sweet Latimer, lowa, visited peas. with her last and the best in ntertainment, —all of the high , Xik* standard Redpath-Vawter week. The bride who entered with her “worth-while” kind. father Word has been and given in marriage by received from Mr. was him, Sadler who gowned in bridal white moved St. Joseph, Mo., to was canton Music and Entertainment that they with deep panels of silk well pleased with the TWO BIG crepe, are princess Her veil held lace. country. was under bandeau Mrs. Bekkedahl caught with will entertain Mrs, a orange Hynes division of the Aid Society of music—both of the abundance Artist Popular An and Type. NEW YORK PLAYS NOTICE her home south of Austin June at 18. Entertainers Galore please all. to Henry Hartman is compelled June, July, August and During to replant forty of because September these dental will offices acres corn of the cold spring. : close afternoon each week: one Pete Lawson’s house Saturdays—Hardy is almost and Cullin, Lewi new Russian Cathedral Quartet completed. It is modern thruout. is and Anderson, J. K. Lynde. A teacher has been Thursdays Rayman and Rayman, man artistic One of the and distinctively worth while the most Woodson school. | Gillam attractions and Cook, Fenton and Meaney, ar Mrs. Wallace Miller’s brother B. T. Johnson. has 49-17 Chautauqua Powerful, well trained program. ever on a voices. Ensemble numbers especially beautiful. Thursday, June 19. I Stolofsky Irene Company I besTl Featuring the Polish Violinist, with assisting Artists, great two splendid and pianist. Wednesday, June 18. tenor great a a RainTfliari Instruction and Inspiration i ! At Chautauqua wenf eve r ?/I der P u Frank L. Hollman llaFWm brush'l lecture-demonstration PIGEONS —their give a on habits; for and and profit; in pleasure use war peace; and exhibit fifteen varieties. twenty some or A in Chicago this funniest show The ar scream season. • I Ameri- the entire 11VP big laugh of Monoactress. the minute. The Qolma onkarl all I takes success a □CIIUcI LadlllcXlL play, popular in giving Up brand theme. 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