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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1908

Page

3

Local News Briefs Include Visits and Social Roundup

Cloudy with possible showers tonight and Saturday. Ed Dovenberg visits Preston. Mrs. S Jacobson of Rose Creek in Austin. Ben Bassler hosts Chicago relative. Nellie Crandall heads to Albert Lea. Miss Mary Knutson visits Peter Mickelson home. Miss Ida Jenson from Minneapolis stays with George Robertson.

S. Jacobson Rose Creek Austin Ben Bassler Chicago Nellie Crandall Albert Lea Mary Knutson Dexter Peter Mickelson Ida Jenson Minneapolis George Robertson L. M. Tollefson

Local Social Notes Record Travel and Visits Across Counties

East SIE Mrs H Keough and children went to LaCrosse yesterday Miss Anna Wendt of Lakefield visits London home Mr Frank Phillips of Jackson visited son Jay in Clay home Mrs James Orr and mother Mrs Jacobson and Mrs Art Ingalls went to Lyle Thursday Mrs Sheehan and Miss Kate Mc Dermott returned to Waseca after visiting Austin relatives Patricia Hart returns home in Flandreau SD Andrew Sprague arrives from Milwaukee for brother's funeral tomorrow M J Killoran and T E Killoran exchange Hawaii fleet letter describes Lahomia Maui sugar refineries fruit crops and Auckland leg of voyage

H. Keough LaCrosse Anna Wendt Lakefield London Frank Phillips Jackson Jay Clay James Orr Jacobson Art Ingalls Lyle M. J. Killoran

Misplaced order leads to shop mix up at lumber yard

Mrs. Newlywed asks for a porterhouse steak in a lumber yard. The lumberman suggests wood types Hickory oak or ash, realizing the error in the wrong shop and prompting the judge to intervene. The scene hinges on a comic misunderstanding between customer and vendor.

A. G. L. Society Entertained by Mrs Gray on Railway Street

The A. L. society met Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs L H Gray on Railway street. Sweet peas decorated the house as most members attended except two. Mrs Ira Padden was guest of honor. After a pleasant afternoon with music, a fine six o clock supper was served. It was one of the society's most pleasant gatherings.

A. & L. Society L. H. Gray Railway Street Ira Padden

Mrs Carter Hosts Teachers at South Austin Home

Mrs A E Carter entertained a company of teachers at her home south of Austin this afternoon at a six o'clock supper. Attendees included Miss Tange, Miss Olive Burgess, Almeda Truesdell, Anna Watkins and Mrs Bauman of Aberdeen, 5 D.

A. E. Carter Austin Tange Olive Burgess Almeda Truesdell Anna Watkins Bauman Aberdeen

Social afternoon honors visiting misses at South St Paul home

Miss Alice McBride entertained about twenty four young ladies Thursday afternoon at her home on South St Paul Street in honor of Miss Gertrude Kline and Miss Etta Robertson. Guests of honor included Miss Harriet Root and Miss Vera Honecker of Loraine Ohio and Miss Louise Palmer of Morris Illinois. Refreshments were served at five o clock.

Alice McBride South St. Paul Street Gertrude Kline Etta Robertson Harriet Root Vera Honecker Loraine Ohio Louise Palmer Morris Illinois

Misses Wilbright and Nelson Host Lawn Party

Ella Wilbright and Louise Nelson entertained at a Thursday lawn party at the former’s home. A delightful time was reported with a five o'clock supper served.

Ella Wilbright Louise Nelson

Happy Thought Club Meets at Mrs Hummel Home

The Happy Thought club gathered at Mrs Walter Hummel's home Thursday afternoon with about forty attending. Honor guests included Mrs Thornton of Fargo North Dakota and Mrs Maude Bingham of Marshalltown Iowa. A five o'clock lunch with green table decor followed, and Mrs Mahnke performed several musical selections.

Happy Thought Club Walter Hummel Thornton Fargo N. D Chet Brown Maude Bingham Marshalltown Iowa Mahnke

Dance at Maurek's Hall Draws Strong Attendance

The Maurek's Hall dance last night attracted a well attended crowd. Morton’s Harp orchestra provided excellent music throughout the evening. All attendees report a good time.

Maurek’s Hall Morton

Two Flags Bathed in Sunlight Across Seasons

A Scrap Book note explains that the American flag and the British flag are the only flags across which the sun shines year round or for half the year. It cites United States Naval Observatory on sun visibility from continental U.S. and territories, detailing Porto Rico Balobe island and the Philippines as extreme points.

United States United States Naval Observatory Alaska Porto Rico Philippines Balobe Island Balobe

Piano Agent Promise We Favor No Hurry

W. D. Andrew, piano agent, invites customers to browse and decide without pressure. He asserts inducements beat any tied schemes, expressing pride in customer satisfaction and fair treatment.

W. D. Andrew

Jurors Pray Before Verdict In Wash Woods Case

In Clayton St Louis county jurors knelt beside their cots at night seeking guidance as they deliberated the murder case of Wash Woods. On the first ballot Woods was acquitted.

St. Louis Clayton Wash Woods Woods

Lynching Fear Grips Minnesota Farm After Assault

Residents of Blue Earth county scourfton the Prospect Vernon Center area for an unnamed man accused of seizing and chloroforming Edith Saulsbury, a young girl, on a local farm. Shocking chase under way by foot, horseback, buggy, and car with threats of lynching if captured.

A Mere Pittance in a Philadelphia Exchange

A remark about a widow seeking work for her son leads to humor in a Philadelphia Press snippet. Mrs Nurich notes the boy should be given employment, while Mr Nurich rejects offering a position, citing a note claiming a mere pittance is acceptable.

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Michigan Hormel McBride John Briebach Berlin Burlingame Bros Austin, Minn First National Bank Minn U. S Y. W Shaw H. L. Banfield F Banfield Hod Croft Ed Dovenberg Preston Mrs. Qvist Fred Fenton The Eclipse Lumber Co Ida Slindee Waterloo Willard D. Brode B. KE. Shutt South Main Street Ole Running Clarence Madeline Adams Ethel Healey Nellie Ruthford Sheriff Nicholson Rochester Edna and Gertrude Treat Isabelle Howells Blooming Prairie J.J. Rugg Barbara Mervil Grace Wilson Park Rapids J. J. Engeldrum South Bend Ind Clerks Hazen LeRoy Elizabeth Ulmer Milwaukee Pacific Coast Boyd Transfer Co Minneapolis, Minn C. A. Hegge Nettie Hall Decorah Hattie Anna Hanson Peter Johnson Minnie Elia Holst Mellravy Lafayette Park Minn Helen Berkman Starr Judd Minnesota State Automobile Association Association State Association Owatonna Faribault Kenyon Rice County Father Devlin Ethel Fiood J. J. Furlong Mrs. Gue Mr. Gue Rockford, Ia Thomas Rochford Joseph Tucker Erma Bert Eccleston Los Angeles Cal W. H. Adams River Street E. J. Patterson Helen Dr. Albertson Agnes Olson Millette, S. D Helon Wood F. Showers Violet St. Paul Hazel Elponi Platts Methodist Church A. J. Harpman Carmen Andrew Anderson Peter Ott F. H. Peirson Mason City Harvey B. Hilliers Brownedale Gray Miss Platts Thomas Feeley St. O C. F. Lewis Charles Fox Jr McGregor Mr. Freze May Brennen Ed Zambon Ciss O’malley Mrs. Gills J. D. McCormick Madison M. FE. Church Hazel Palataire Little Hazel Johnson Alfred Cressey Red Wing Hamline College R. S. Lindsay Duluth Wilson Beach John H. Anderson St. Cloud State Retail Dealers’ Monument Association Julia Allen Thomas Varco Herald the Herald Mrs. Sheehan Kate McDermott Waseca Patricia Hart Jo Laufie Flandreau Andrew Sprague A. G&l. Society L System Flarvarda Faust Istic Hart, Schaffner & Marx W. D. Bassler Thursd Uate Murphy’s Charles I William E Sloane
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