C. A. for Illinois, Indiana, Wiscon
sin and Michigan with headquarters
in Chicago. She will have special
charge of the towai and county work
but will also be in close relation with
the college and university work. We
greatly rejoice at this news. Miss
Gill was one of the best high school
principals Austin ever had and she
has a host of warm friends here.
—Signet rings for Xmas. Oar present
display of these goods is the finest we
have ever shown. Prices exceedingly
low ranging from $2.50, $3.50, $5.00 to
S15.QI0. Engraving free. SUHLEU
DEB'S JEWELRY STORE. adv.
—The Austin Firemen's annual New
Yeare ball will be held at the Armory
Wednesday evening, Dec. 31.
^NeirOsnoetH'ttmpkin. Com, Fea».
DALAGER'S WHITE FRONT GRO
CERY. adv
—The M. E. Juniors met with Floy
Murray Friday evening and enjoyed
music and games. The following
were elected: pres. Ross Dinsmoor
Vice presidents, Winifred Finn,
Lewis Dinsmoor, Rodney Fairbanks,
Frances Robinson sec. Moami Rice
treas. Floy Murray Artist Gladys
Milburn.
—Honey in 60-pound cans at 11 cents
per pound. F. A. Ticknor, Austin,
Minn. adv. 37-3
—Mrs. Geo. Smith returned Sun
day evening from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Scullin in St.
Paul.
—Hear Edison's latest concealed horn
machines at F. L. Williams, 415 north
Main street. adv. 39 3
—The annual meeting of the S. M.
Medical Association was held at
Mankato Thursday and Friday. An
interesting program of papers was
given and a banquet was enjoyed.
Among those present were Dr. G.
J. Schottler, Dextejrf Dr. G. M. F.
Rogers, Dr. C. C. Leek, Austin and
Dr. W. J. Dailey Btooming Prarrie
Dr. C. C. Leek was elected second
vice president.
