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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1910

Page

4

Scottish Students’ Dress Through Historic Codes

The London Chronicle notes Scottish university students uphold strict dress codes akin to Eton standards, with weatherproof straw hats and tall collars on Sept. 15, while medics and arts students vary in headgear and fashion. A second item recalls Lord Hertford’s singular passion for art, keeping pictures hung against the wall as prized possessions.

Eton Prarte London Chronicle Hope Moncrieff London Lord Hertford

Dunn Will Win Caucus of First District Republicans

Special to the Herald Rochester Dec 6 A caucus of elected house representatives met in Rochester at 3 pm to decide the speaker. Attendees included K Connelly H Hofmann from Olmstead R E Crane and Frank Christie from Mower Thomas Frankson from Fillmore Finley McMartin from Dodge Alvah Hinton and H H Dunn from Freeborn J W Papke from Waseca and A Librera via proxy. The group is expected to back H H Dunn with sufficient votes to secure the speakership.

Herald Rochester House of Representatives House K. Connelly H. Hofmann Olmstead R. E. Crane Mower Frank Christie Dunn Thomas Frankson Fillmore Finley McMartin Dodge Alvah Hinton

Christmas Sunshine appeal boosts city charity drive

The People's Pulpit appeal in the Herald highlights Sunshine's work and calls for Christmas gifts to bring joy to local children. Any excess funds will support Sunshine projects throughout the year, with donors listed so far and a call for broader participation.

Herald Gleorge Wirsh i Isis Sissecs

Community social notes from rural area farms

Woodson Miss Dell Wingert spent Saturday evening at the Bohan farm. There was a musical entertainment at the Buck farm Saturday evening. About fifteen were present. Everybody reported a very good time. Lillian Brimacomb and Jack Morris spent the past week at Brownsdale with her brother. Joe Becker is reported as doing nicely. Violet and Maude Brimacomb and Jack Tracy and Ed McLain attended the dance Saturday evening. Mrs. Fred Dumke spent Thursday with her mother at Austin. About ten couples went skating Sunday over near the dam. They report a fine time. Mrs. Barrett and son Bernie visited the John Watkins home Wednesday and Thursday.

Fred Dumke Austin Barrett Bernie John Watkins

Does Not Require Magic Cash Tricks Shown

A Philadelphia Record quote notes a magician making ten dollar bills vanish as if they never existed. The remark contrasts illusion with reality while a Lowell quip mocks fairy tale dreams of the poor.

Philadelphia Record Lowell

Local Social Notes From Red Oak Grove Area

Andrew Tollefson consulted doctors in Albert Lea and underwent an appendectomy Sunday morning. Mrs. E Gunderson of St Paul visits neighbors. North Side Ladies Aid met with Mrs Theodore Hellicks. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Cornelius and Beatrice visit relatives in Albert Lea. Agnes Thom to Alvin Johnson wedding invitations issued for Wednesday. Jennie Aldahl plans a journey to Norway for the winter. Gullick and Mathew Tollefson visited Andrew in hospital in Albert Lea. Mr and Mrs Sam Johnson welcome a baby boy Saturday morning. Rev Johnson spent Sunday with the Ullands. O A, L A and A A Ulland did business in Albert Lea. Lena Haley with Chas Babcock visited then returned to New Richland. T K Thompson Willie Williamson Annie Selma Lee spent Sunday with Mark Kruger in Geneva.

Andrew Tollefson Albert Lea Besissen Palmer Agnes Thom Alvin Johnson Jennie Aldahl Norway Messrs Gullick Mathew Tollefson Andrew Sam Johnson Lena Haley Mrs. Chas. Babcock New Richland

Nevada Oliver Jacobson Dies After Long Illness

Nevada Oliver Jacobson aged twenty two years five months died at his brother’s Nevada home on November 238 after a four year illness from consumption. He had sought relief in California without success. Funeral was held at Six Mile Grove church Friday at 1 o clock. Mrs. Jorgenson is on the sick list. Mrs. Rochford and Miss Elsie Cafou rek visited the A. M. Parmenter home. L. M. made a business trip to Austin. Oscar Strumley and Miss Helda Lea were married at the bride’s home Sunday afternoon December 4 by Rev. Esser of Lyle. Lenore Oken and Miss Cora Amonson visited the Peterson home Sunday.

Oliver Jacobson Nevada California Six Mile Grove Oscar Strumley Helda Lea Esser Lyle Lenore Oken Cora Amonson Peterson

Austin Visitors and Local Happenings Reported

Southwest Oakland notes C A Rasmussen visiting Austin on Thursday while Con Halderson was there last Wednesday. Multiple residents, including Anna Listek and Martha Holte, resume and perform tasks in Austin and at Dr. Leck's residence. Aviolinist event drew Joe Pell and companions to Idle Hour. several locals visited Austin Tuesday and Wednesday. Charley Pavlik suffers a runaway accident Saturday, later walking home as the ponies and carriage end east of Matt Benesh's schoolhouse.

Anna Listek C. C. Leck Martha Holte Ed Plevka Joe Pell Joe Rayman Jas. Schradle Anton Cech Anton Hrabak Mollie Mabelle Lukes Austin Charley Pavlik Ed Funfar Matt Benesh Charley Lee

East Side Locals Notes Health and Travel Updates

East Side locals report Mrs. E Mills able to go out after illness. Mrs Dan Paine and Anna return from the cities. Henry Bushman returns to work after a short layoff. Beatrice Nelson ill. Mrs Frank Deily and Kaly visit Mason City to see Mr Deily. Jack Meyer returns to Lakefield after visiting parents Mr and Mrs Mike Mayer. Amanda Seagal attended the funeral of the late Barney Bushman then returns to Mason City. J J Zender of Canada visiting parents then travels to the cities for a few days. Louis Holtzschue returns to [text cut].

E. Mills Dan Paine Anna Henry Bushman Beatrice Nelson Frank Deily Kaly Mason City Deily Jack Meyer Lakefield Mrs Mike Mayer Amanda Seagal Barney Bushman J.J. Zender Canada J.P. Zender

Local residents and visitors arrive and depart around Austin

Adams Gus Rooney transacted business in Austin Wednesday. Lars Ellingsen visited Tuesday. County Commissioner Hambrecht of LeRoy was in town Tuesday. Mrs M Nockels left for Duluth, Mrs Edw Howell visited Elko, O E Anderson of Duluth visited relatives. Several others are noted traveling to Minneapolis, Windom, or Reeder, N D. A quoted Louisville Courier Journal line and a George Eliot aphorism conclude the item.

Gus Rooney Austin Mrs. Myhre Windom Lars Ellingsen Hambrecht LeRoy M . Nockels Duluth Edw. Howell Elko Nels Garvin Minneapolis Alfred Anfonson Faribault Pete Meurer Mobridge O. E. Anderson

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Photoplay Union RTI Woodson Red Oak Grove Rev. Johnson S. S. Ulland Home Messrs. O. A L. A A. A. Ulland T. K. Thompson Wilie Williamson Annie Selma Lee Mark Kruger Geneva Mrs. Jorgenson Mrs. Rochford Elsie Cafourek A. M. Parmenter Home L. m Oakland C. A. Rasmussen Con Halderson Joe Plevka Frank Joe Arbelowsky Frank Sistek Fred Albert Sorenson Cleo Wisconsin Chas. Wilt Baker’s Minn East Side Louis Holtzschue Adams John Thelen Dr. Hart of Nordeen Torgerson Joe Tiegen Pete Finkleson Reeder N. D Louisville Courier Journal George Elot Gilet Nor Toy Socata Wavull ST Prease Mureyas E. A. Dalager Htron Elop Austin Candy Co Santa Claus Austin Candy Company Minn US O. W. Shaw H. L. Banfield F Banfield H J Croft Ear’. Furniture Co Austin, Minnesota Tricycles
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