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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1908
Page
3
Albert Lea business visits and court plans lead a crowded local page. Listings include job ads, real estate for sale and rent, farm offers, furniture, seeds, and household goods with many names and addresses across Austin Minnesota.
The advertiser offers to clean carpets rugs and windows and assist with heavy house cleaning. Rugs cleaned by a method that protects even the finest textiles.
Mrs. Miles Smith travels to Spring Valley for a week. E Pendergast of Hokah visits daughter Mrs. Ole Tolbertson. Miss Mamie Madden plans Sunday in Adams. Mrs. McDermott and daughter Julia return from Rose Creek. Mrs. Frank Helebrant goes to Adams for a few days. Mr. Helebrant to follow tomorrow. Mrs. Frank Blake of Farmington visits Alderman McCormick on Water Street.
Mayor Sutton calls a mass meeting of Austin citizens at the Courthouse on Thursday evening April 23 at 8 pm to decide if the city will hold a Fourth of July celebration. Local business leaders urged the gathering. Mayor Geo H Sutton presides.
Medical warning against mercury containing catarrh ointments. Recommends Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective internally. Claims genuine product available through druggists and notes price 75 cents per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A cheerful Easter event at the Y W C A hosted by the Sunshine association welcomed mothers and children helped by past winter aid. Mrs. A N Kinsman donated roses and carnations while Cressey provided phonograph music and Morey opened play rooms. Mrs. Sloane sang Easter music and spoke before guests enjoyed sandwiches jello eggs tarts cake cookies and bananas with Easter eggs as souvenirs. Austin Candy Co supplied bananas for the treat.
Mr and Mrs Carleton Fairbanks and Mr and Mrs John Fairbanks host a family dinner at the John Fairbanks home. The boys club met at Glen Brown's home Friday evening honoring Herbert McWayne. ten attended and enjoyed ice cream and cake.
A terse observation urges painters to avoid belittling competitors for work. It suggests broad minded people see no virtue in ignorance and folly, and hints that effort on the threshing machine may offer better understanding of the trade.
May 6 Democratic primaries with May 9 county convention and May 14 state convention at St Paul. June 16 Republican national convention at Chicago. July 7 Democratic National convention at Denver.
Local notice announces B. E. Shutt offering hack service on trains with first class hacks. People urged to phone orders to the listed numbers for service.
E H Smith Land and Loan Co of Austin Minnesota announces readiness to accept applications for farm loans at five percent interest with liberal pre payment privileges. This advertisement highlights improved terms and ease of access for local farmers seeking financing.
L M Tollefson the Painter advertises varnishes for wagons carriages chairs linoleums and ice boxes along with enamels of all sorts in a concise trade notice.
Eaton Officer property at corner of Main and College with eight rooms a hall cemented cellar and a good barn. Will sell with small cash payment and monthly balance if desired. For full particulars call owner E. H. Smith.
Mass times 8:00 and 10:30 a m feature La Haches Mass with full choir soloists Mrs Giovanetti Kathryn Zender Arthur Thomas Mr Jones and Mr French. New voices added to the choir enhance the service Offertory Regina Coeli and Laudate Dominum directed by Frank A Tichy with organist Mrs Frank A Tichy.
Rev J S Budlong rector offers Easter service schedule with Holy Communion at 7 30 am Morning Prayer 10 am Holy Communion and sermon 10 30 am Sunday school 12 noon Evening prayer 7 30 pm program includes Processional Hymn 109 Welcome Happy Morning Anthem Christ Our Passover by Starkweather Festivali Te Deum Dudley Buck Jubilate Deo Schilling Hymn 112 Jesus Christ is Risen Today Communion Service in E flat Kyrie Gloria Tibi Credo Hymn 121 The Strife is Oer Sermon Hymn 116 Angels Roll the Rock Away Offertory Sursum Corda Sanctus Agnus Dei Gloria in Excelsis Recessional Hymn 110 Come Ye Faithful
The church lists 10:30 sermons Handle Me and See and 3pm Immortality of the Soul with 7:30 Man That Went to Sleep in Church. Music includes 10:30 Voluntary and Domine settings plus solos and choruses by Eidhom Maas Wilson Andrews Sloane Dovenberg Sauer Hormel. 3pm Templar Service features Sing and Rejoice with Adams and Lorenz Hearts and Voices Raise.
Rev Harry Booth Hazen leads Voluntary and Eastertide musings with Horwell Belles as Soprano Obligate. Responsive lesson Psalm 111, Our Resurrection from Paul, and The Strife is Oer by Palestrina mark the service.
The service lists offerings and hymns including Christ the Lord is Risen Today I Am the Resurrection Welcome Happy Morn and a Benediction. John Tibballs provides sermon titles on The Resurrection of Jesus in Its Relation to Christian Faith.
A detailed Sunday schedule lists morning worship with hymns and a sermon titled An Abandoned Grave led by Mrs. Concheta Feris Lutz, followed by a noon Sunday School and an evening Easter Song Service titled The Joy of Easter. Special music and solos are featured by Henry Pettingill Abigail Lutz and others. All are welcome.
The Order of Morning Service lists an organ prelude at 10 30 am followed by invocation liturgical service and scripture reading. Hymns include No 116 No 110 No 146 and No 154. An anthem sermon titled The Easter Miracle and a reception of new members precede benediction doxology and organ postlude.
Morning worship at 10 30 led by F E Knopf with sermon. Sunday School at noon led by F P McBride. Christian Endeavor 6 30 led by Florence Thomas. Evening illustrated Passion Play lecture by President Wm H Sailman aided by Prof Wilson. Easter program includes Organ Voluntary and hymns and anthem. Silver offering requested.
The program lists R Spence Duet O Divine Redeemer and other sacred items by Mrs. Lewis, Clare Basford, E S Lorenz, and J A West. It features a double quartet with sopranos altos tenors basses and organist Miss Basford. The music will be repeated in the evening.
Bert Newman will lead Christian Brotherhood services at Ellis hall tomorrow afternoon. Mrs A M Lewis and Clare Basford will sing. A week from Sunday ex congressman Frank G Eddy will speak both afternoon and evening under the Christian Brotherhood auspices. His subject and meeting place to be announced.
Death of Mrs. Bonallie reported at her residence near London due to diabetes.
An advertisement offers 50 000 acres in Valley County Montana for homesteads with good soil and climate. It notes special excursion rates and direct dealings with U S Commissioners. Also lists Mower County farms city property and an improved farm near Austin for exchange. Includes insurance offerings and Bonds underwriting. Also offers a high grade Phaeton for sale and pasture land for cows near Lansing Avenue.
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