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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
3
Excerpt endorses practical prudence in choosing high quality and low prices. C. A. Emmons, Anisti Lamber & Fas! Co. promote wisdom applied to buying, warning against alluring prices for inferior goods.
Local brief items report Frank Gautlemin and Anton Ocha returning to Faribanit, Mrs Empey visiting Sherbane, Dr Toplif coming from Johneborg, Ada Ovo ley sewing at 605 7th St, and various social calls. Also noted are ice cream mentions at Guillemin's, council meeting tonight, picnics at Litchfield's, and many residents traveling between Austin, Minneapolis, Owatonna, and nearby towns.
A quotation riddled piece from the New York Herald notes silly views on marriage and gender roles. It mocks the idea that a woman's beauty chiefly drives a husband’s fortune and jokes about domestic dynamics and social power.
Miss Ruby Cleveland ends ten day visit with Medford friends. Mrs Engineer Brossard and children return from Owattane. Mrs Charles Brown visiting Minneapolis. Mrs Will Clark hosting a brother. East Side Sabbath school sociable at Mrs Smiths Aug 6. Della Cummings of Adams visiting Kesting home. Earl Talmadge visiting Minneapolis. T A Keating ran Conductor Cross to Calmar while Cross takes two week health vacation. Mary Clancey ill. Mrs Chas Campbell of Calmar visited Gileece home. Mrs F A Monte to LiCreece for a few days. Engineer Campbell on week vacation, Spence Barr taking his place. M J McDonald returns from ten days with Eastman relatives.
The Second Annual Pack ing House picnic is set for Saturday August 2 at the Hormel packing plant grounds. Spectators recall last year’s popular event led by Gorge and his wife with a full day of contests and prizes including tug of war, greased pole, races, swimming events, and a noon banquet.
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