Fragmentary OCR Note From Jan Onga
A partial OCR line from January shows unclear numbers and letters. The legible parts include a name Jan Onga and isolated codes or references. The rest of the text is unreadable.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
3
A partial OCR line from January shows unclear numbers and letters. The legible parts include a name Jan Onga and isolated codes or references. The rest of the text is unreadable.
In a string of brief items readers learn of ladies serenading Gibson house proprietors, 500 English orphans from the Boer War bound for farm homes, Red Men planning a Jubilee parade, bunco risk with land sales, and a traveler's carpet spammer inquiry in Mower County.
A brief fragment notes a man who struck another and received a receipt for the harm. It appears in the State Journal as a clipped, local item with minimal context.
Miss Ida Johnson returns home as Ada Coo ley offers dressmaking at 605 7th St. Maple Walnut ice cream at Guillemin’s draws chatter. Mrs. Guillemin laments loss of a pet kitten. Several residents travel to Saint Paul Nashville Center Bloomington and Salt Lake City while others visit relatives in Emmetsburg Charles City and Winona.
East Side Sunday School party at F L Smith home drew a large crowd with flowers music ice cream and cake. about 15 was raised. Numerous local movements and visits noted including Mrs Pedlar Conductor Harter Gordon Mrs Henry Bushman and Mary Graff. A Rochester Hospital appendicitis operation improved Rev Weaver and a Milwaukee yard accident damaged a sandhouse prompting a new one.
Hotel Gibson begins operations after delay to ensure perfection. The nine-room, well heated and airy establishment features quilt oak furniture, iron and brass beds, velvet carpets, a fine dining room, and colonial style parlor. Mr and Mrs Gibson bring seasoned hotel experience to the venture.
The remains of Mrs R N Green of Minneapolis were brought for interment at Oakwood cemetery. A pioneer of Mower County she had lived seven miles northwest of the area for years before moving to Minneapolis twenty years ago. She died August fifth from organic heart trouble leaving a husband a daughter and an adopted son. W A Parker and the deceased's niece Mrs W A Parker arrived with the body and funeral arrangements were set by Rev Brown.
The annual Florists convention opened yesterday and continued today with officers elected. President Perry of Cresco and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Howe of Osage led the meeting. Delegates toured a bowling alley and enjoyed boat rides, with plans to reconvene in Cresco around January first.
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