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BROWNSDALE
L. QUIMBY, Editor.
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90,
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No.
22,
Mre. A. Hock well and daughter Lot
tie entertained the following ladies and
gentlemen on St. Valentine's day: Mr.
and Mrs. E. P. Merrill, Miss Winnifred
Cole, Mrs. Delia Webb, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sperry and daughter Mabel. A
delicious dinner was served, which goes
to prove beyond a doubt that they are
the best cooks of the land. The after
noon was spent in flinch, music, etc.
Miss Lottie took their pictures on a
snowbank, which was fine. All together
they had a most enjoyable time.
Wiiilam Peet was an Austin visitor
Monday. He is now nicely settled in
their new home in the village, Main
and Market streets.
Fred Gerbig and Max Braun went to
Minneapolis Tuesday to attend the
auto show.
H. Volkman went to Minneapolis
Monday to attend the auto show.
E. G. Gransee visited friends here
several days returning to Austin Mon
day.
O. A. Sleeper of St. Paul visited rela
tives here a few days last week. He
was on his way home from his annua!
fly paper trip.
Mrs.
Mourning Correspondeqce Cards andStationerv
gratefully acknowledge your
kind expressions ot
sympathy^
The above shows the style of card most proper to use, which is ready
to send after the sender's name has been written in the blank space.
Same is 2% 4j4 inches actual size, which comes with black-bordered
envelopes to match* Price per box, 35c.
There is nothing more appropriate than this to acknowledge
flowers or sympathy. .. ..
We also carry a very nice line of black-bordered stationery for
mourning correspondence.
Schleuder Paper Co.
