NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. UNTY Page Five MOWER 26,1924 June Thursday, sister and Austin, Monday, after visiting this week, her two at visited guests and them two accompanied Wilmot Hold Cousins Chandler Minn., weeks the home children from Mpntgomery, of his grandparents, at Steingarber. Mrs. and Mr. her parents, OBITUARY Reunion Annual Landdeck. Mr. and her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Holler. Their and enjoying visit H. Mrs. Kraft is Grand visited in McDonnell Mrs. a Miss Jane Winch of Mazomanie, Wilson Marjorie Jean her daughter, Margaret and her from of the the home Meadow Friday at Wis arrived Sunday few to visit the for Cousins a Chandler met The twenty-two Jean, the v Marjorie here husband from California. and who Misses Isabelle and Mattie Hoppin. are days with her Mrs. Jane Campbell, aunt, annual their in time twenty-fourth and Mrs. of Mr. daughter old months’ x confined her bed Mattie Miss is to who is ill her home here. at Mrs. and Mr. very of home the 6:10 reunion at June 13 at Wilson, died James returned home last Geo. Dammon rheumatism. with inflamatory A nice attendance turned out Sunday. Brownsdale very Clark in after R. W. meningitis, spinal from Wednesday his studies the from p. m., at The Dick Spreckles children the Children’s Day the were to at al program and Were Th,e dinner program several months illness. is U. of Minn. George Elkton the sick list several days with an church Sunday. on of Stewartville Chandler Ernest fresco. hejd Sunday services Funeral were prize alumni took first in the and bad colds. chairman Mr. and Mrs. Ostrem, Sam Erie, who the program from 2:30 afternoon was at featuring Jersey Dairy Department Max and Kenneth Schottler a returned Hanson, interesting Elmer Art Lagervall, Alex program provided laid She to church. Methodist an was Annual Ninth Stock Cow in the from Minneapolis. They are Those dinner. Bell and Ervin Boe those after given Goldie and which sisters, were among beside her was rest Show. students the medical University at from here who the excursion went who took part three who passed were: on Marvel, years away and Meyer and daughters Mrs. L. Mr. of Minnesota. Ethel Trowbridge; Sunday. music, Co. Instrumental Farrell Meat of Red ago. Edna and Loraina Wing N. J. Otwell has accepted position recitations, a The Ladies Aid Paul Scott; the home meets at three sisters the parents, Beside song, Mrs. last week. visited B. Dammon with at the Hormel Packing Co., of Joyce Hemer; J. of Mrs. A. Kramer Neil Thursday, June Halstead, brothers survive. Marie and four Henckley, Arthur Neubauer of 111., Austin. “Billie” and Everybody 3. invited. Trowbridge lone she has left Darling Margie, Scott, us, Wednesday. He visited his Mr. and Mrs. parents J. B. Vermilyea and on and Carll Nellie John Ernigh and Henry by Bartells readings bid adieu, She has all Scott; WE SELL CHEAPER us Wis., Thursday motored Augusta, to daughter Kathleen and Abe Vermilyea on by talks the proud interesting of Fords. Beltz; live are owners She has in Heaven, Helen new to gone visit friends. of Dexter left to Monday by auto Chandler; George and Roberts her form Ella And is lost view. Mrs. to by the Ladies’ The bazaar given for Browns Valley Minn., and Towner, PHONE 4587 119 E. BRIDGE ST. * and Trowbridge Todd by jokes Oh that darling, how loved her, Coals Newcastle. to we had large Aid last Wednesday N. D. attendance. a fine and Chandler paper Oh how very hard give her Ernest a to up; Daughter proceeds Father, domestic The $98.50. Mr. C. and Mrs. R. Peyton returned were our the Warrington Nettie on But by Angel for her, down an came science professor is teaching how with Mrs. F. Boeff, meeting the Friday next evening from several days’ us in meeting Cousins Chandler And flock. from branch removed her our spend to July 2. visit in Rochester. money. closed The Oregon. program Portland, Father—He might left well Bohn Monday for teach Miss Helen The choir Dexter able not as to were yell. and Chandler the with Rough. song Wilsey Maggie Ann ducks how operated swim. be for to Rochester furnish the busical to the at on appendicitis. program following the wife from were Kough, Maggie Ann Wilsey Regrets S S. Convention held in Brownsdale of Taopi, of the Kough late Thomas read: the Elkton high alumni of The Sunday of the. An account storm important conference of farmers on Goodrich, Josephine, Alfred morning, June and Sadie passed Monday away the school school together with board Some arrived and others started but and farm organizations from Chandler, Starling Mrs. Minn.; 2, 1924. chaperones wives and their forced back. to all the turn United as were States will be were over Mc- Beltz, M. A. Colo.; been failing in Kough has Mrs. Littleton, the reunion Elkton invited Sunday school o’clock. A to 11 at held the at Garrick Theatre, St. a Paul, at Warrington, G. B. and Mrs. but her sudden Mr. Cal.; health for time, Cloud, some school the evening of June high Children’s Day will be given Minnesota, July 11 and on 12, 1924. This program Grace Ore.; Mrs. complete Portland, death surprise as came a 30. Sunday evening o’clock. Also conference 8 has been next called in at response and and Mr. Minneapolis; community. in the Wilder, to everyone Baptismal for children. service to from national request a Worthington, of Thornton of and P. She 86 whs Manley Mrs. a years age was Special Music. Short talk by Rev. farm " organizations. of She Telegrams TAOPI of Pennsylvania. Minn. congratulation native came Williams. Helen from received Leßoy, Minn., when lady. to young were a piHMHllHllllinillilllllllllHlH Rapids, Cedar of She united marriage Sep- Richards in and Dan was brother of E. Morgart, Ben. Mr. a united. September She in marriage ELKTON la. was Sunday C. Fleener, Mrs. H. spent be will reunion twenty-fifth Thomas Kough, 1873 4, to The Chatfield Minn. Monday. here going to H. S. of the home who progressive farmer at held next near year was a Dora thy Frances Holms Miss and Jessie Sale accompanied Mr. Mrs. of the Taopi, where she spent rest Chandler. of St. Paul spending their - Persin Austin H.B. Monday. and Mrs. to are vacation = her loving mother life. She X was a - WEST’S with Miss Jennie Holmes. much devoted her home. and Toll. to Livestock very Took Lightning Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs and daughter, returned Kenneth Holler his home to her departure reported She leaves to been have mourn losses Several Marjorie visiting relatives in are Taopi, and John, of Mutual Farmers’ the one of one son, office the to lowa. daughter, Maud Wallace of Rochester, Mrs. result here Company as a Insurance Mr. Sam Swenson drove the ball to FOR SALE James daughter, Mrs. belonging A one Sunday storm. of the cow Austin, Sunday. at game have William Coulton and living just out Haugge son, one Barney to Mrs. A. Erlitz of Stillwater and her in death. preceded night killed Sunday the city, of was Schunke Mrs. and grandson, Gerald, held Wednesday Funeral services living Demoss, Tom were lightning. by Small Amount of of Winnipeg, Can., visiting this are with Ten Rev. 2 by at killed had horse m., p. Lansing a near week the at F. Siewert home. Mrs. officiating. Austin Interment Broeck of Buckwheat Miller living Joseph and lightning Schunke is cousin of Mrs. Siewert a Leßoy where the in cemetery killed had Austin of south east cow a and recently returned from visit in Seed For a beside that the body laid rest to night. Tuesday was lightning by Germany. husband. of her Mrs. Toeter and grandson, Edson hands stilled by Thine aged spring strawberries at the late are Owing to our Erickson, visiting with Mrs. Toeter’s are death, about usual, in than later are mother, Mrs. Wm. Hartje. ELEVATOR EMIS Quietly the breast; folded the place upon week to expect on we a The Anton Bohn family entertained Thy battl’s o’er, they work well done, have berries the finest market we relatives from Waltham Sunday. Thy victory thou hast of r orders to Phone crown won. your ever grow n. Mrs. F. Sauerbrey has her as its God Thy soul stands forth before 51-1 McKay. Barnitz & Fural 7731. That within thy breast, loving heart Is with silent eternal rest, DEXTER That righteous path which thou hast trod, Will thee home God, surely lead to took couple Hunt Edythe Miss a that golden shore And then the upon duties her at vacation from days’ Thy friends and kindred they shall freinds and visited office telephone stand St. Paul. in All reunited in that Glorious Land. family, Geo. and Krahulac William Charles Mott and wife, Kingard and Edson. Mrs. A. W. Sunday Faribault motored to on a Funeral services for Mrs. A. W. fishing trip. Edson held Wednesday morning attended were from here families Several boy college? Will to the home. The o’clock from 10 go at your Creek Sunday. picnic in Bear the big of the Rev. Warner Johnson, pastor » First Methodist church, officiated. Austin of Floral Club Dexter The total of morning. four Mrs. Edson died Sunday THE years’ Daily cost W. E. with Mrs. will a meet Sun Prairie, Wis., She born was near July 16. Wednesday, college approximately is course February September 10, 11, 1858. with July Fourth of Celebrate the she married Mr. Edson. s3,oocg 1879 to was and 5. —July Austin 4 • from Wisconsin they moved In 1886 Spring of Loucks Dcrothy Miss have that Mrs. Edson is Minnesota. to in You survived amount the Burke Sunday ten at Valley spent can by husband, three children, her home. $5 week. by saving per years Floy Louisa Edson, Bemidji; Mrs. transacting Brinkman Herman was Hibbing; Allen W. F. Knowlton, Jay Monday. Austin, business in with this bank Account Interest An N. Morris; sisters, Edson, three Mrs. and John Meyer and Mrs. Mr. Chamberlain, Corvallis, Ore.; Mrs. J. provides of convenient visiting Minn, of Hollaway, daughter means a are L. Rosier, Livingston, Mont.; Mrs. R. home. Mrs. J. C. Larson the at monthly deposits. weekly making or brother, Harris, Des Moines; and B a Larson. of Mrs. sister Holloway is a Jackson, Huron, S. D. Mrs. T. R. Kramer Edward Howard and Charles of the member Edson life long Saturday was a Waseca motored to on Methodist church. expedition. fishing before July 10th Deposits made a on or and Hanson Julius and Mrs. Mr. the June 18, 1924 Wednesday, interest from the Ist. draw Hanson’s Mrs. Alden and family, Lemuel home of Mr. and Mrs. pleasant visited of Austin, Baker mother, Mrs. township Orion Denny of W. waf Sunday. home Hanson the A. E. at The gathering. of happy the children Drake and Geo. and Mrs. scene a Mr. National Bank First in honor celebration occasion Kraft the Herman was a visited at their of 50th anniversary of the Gusty marriage. Sunday. Mrs. Elkton in home W. Denny Lemuel 18, 1874, June Minn. Austin, of united in and Josephine Dorr were General Change entire wedded their and marriage the farm passed been life has on $3,000,000 Resources There’s nothing like the habit of flinging aside city over reside. where they now neighbors and relatives and weariness About 150 for day two; of hying to the Trains of ways Time In a or on from to hours the two present were for brief country vacation when the spirit and you! in visiting a six being spent moves m., p. old days early of reminisences as No doubt going week-ending the Fourth CHICAGO you are over time the first for fiiends met, many LOANS FARM and times this Summer. CLOTHES—they’re in many more WESTERN years. GREAT served 5 at Refreshments p. were tremendously important. Farm Loans lowest We make at those behalf of after which, in m., H. Forester presented R. Mr. present, =s delay. without rates, 1924 June 22, Effective m dollars fifty honored pair with the golden gold, for each Federal Land Bank. in Agents for the year. one First There’s the Topcoat departed for their then The guests before and Come in Particulars you and for see us wishing the bride Agent homes, Ask the groom to Travel in of wedded life.— more years many place loan. your Star. Stewartville • With bag well packed and hopes keyed high Bank. State Farmers and Merchants for jolly iiißiiiißinißiiiißiiiißiiiißii'Biiiißii' be ■ time biiwbsis! of ami .■b a a a mia?' ■ hi a will start out in course you a Minn. Austin, Topcoat, swing, smart and serviceable. Who PRICES BEST PAY WE knows when the temperature change and may will value doubly the you excellent plaided Topcoat purchase you reasonably can FOR so now ONE-HALF PRICE Facts— Important CALVES VEAL Then Tub Silk Frock completely demand radical reductions in a Those who rates of the keep up—the high factors that ignore cost A joy rates cu, the to week-ender is the washable silk facilities of and of operating equipment items expenses, Dress fashionable MARKET MEAT Frequent JOHNSON so tubbings now. and of taxes. leave it charming • • she •• it so may wear on many Furnishing the Milwaukee Road twice transportation country trips. It takes costs its place Minn. at Austin sports. It Street Mill East attends only much 1913—but freight is in its - rate as average as tea with equal In lovely a grace. summertime 35% above 1913. shades. I ■rHiKHUi'R Of dollar each received the Railroad last Milwaukee year for paid supplies, The 88 and out cents taxes rents. wages, $16.50 $25.00 to fixed 12 barely enough remaining cents meet to was charges—no dividends could be paid. •« • • “Metal is Better" A Under the Transportation “fair Act return'* permitted Skirt, is A Blouse a Two or guaranteed—but have railroads the failed —not to earn this far by Billion One Dollars I return so over The striped dimity Blouse has few rivals the As Transportation Act does but Instead not guarantee for pertness. You will be glad for limits the week-end of railroads, the of of repeal earnings portion a any SEE this party to it sport Act be expected at. A skirt could bring about reduced and Blouses not to there rates. must be, and here Rate reductions the made cost railroads since 1921 the ideal in 1923 most for are week-ending. about $550,000,000. that This the Interstate Com* proves Commission has Sport Lower without Skirts to merce SMITH’S SMITHS rates TIN power change the Transportation in Act. •• • • Blouses, Dimity Under Government Ownership the public would lose the Million Dollars Day railroads Taxes received from the a now TIN EVERYTHING TIN and addition the public have in would the to pay Have interest Government bonds issued take You Seen tax-exempt on to Them? the railroads. over •• • • Those dainty Japanese Umbrellas quite nr SMITH’S TIN SMITHS Chicago Isi appropriate f" for this weather. £1 *7 0 M Mitwauliee Stßral J & $1.50 $2.75 to "WliSf Railway TO SOUND- ELECTRIFIED PUGET llillllllllllllllllillHlßllHlilW -