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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1910

Page

2

Family Reunion Gifts Mark Homecoming After Seventeen Years

Christmas Day at the home of Mr and Mrs M W Rogers southwest of Austin brought a 26 person gathering the first time in 17 years the full family of nine children with three daughters in law one son in law and 13 grandchildren. A dinner featured American Beauty roses and ferns gifts of 100 to each son and daughter and 20 piece gold gifts to daughters in law sons in law and grandchildren. Mrs Rogers received five twenty dollar gold pieces. A late supper at 9 30 echoed North Dakota shack hospitality as relatives visited.

M. W. Rogers Austin F. D. Rogers Rogers Stanley N. D Edith Quammen Plaza N.D H.M. Rogers Palermo F.B. Rogers Rochester Minn O. A. Minzies Kate B. Rogers Ray Rogers Minn North Dakota

Christ Church Christmas Exercises At Sunday School

The Christ Church Sunday school held Christmas exercises on Wednesday night with a decorated tree in the choir loft. Rev C W Holmes spoke on Christmas and Holy Innocents before a program including recitations by Roy Kerkow and Ethel Kerkow, songs by Mrs Holmes' class, and readings by Genevieve Allen, Evelyn Ober, and Alice Molden. Harvey Hall recited “Twinkle” and mite boxes were offered before the benediction.

Sunday School of Christ C. W. Holmes Roy Kerkow Genevieve Allen

Grange Elects Officers for Enterprise Grange No 604

Enterprise Grange No. 604 elected officers at Thursday's meeting with C. L. Rice named Master and C. B. Sayles Overseer. Other officers include Mrs. C. B. Sayles Lecturer, Eugene V. Hart Stewart, Arthur Moucks Asst. Stewart, Mrs. C. L. Rice Chaplain, H. R. Mills Treasurer, Frank Page Secretary, Robert Frazier Gate Keeper, Elmer Loucks Ceres, Rosabel Pike Flora, Mrs. Frank Page Pomona, Ruth Lott Lady Asst Stewart, and Minnie Ames Organist.

Enterprise Grange No C. L. Rice C. B. Sayles Stewart Eugene V. Hart T. Stewart Arthur Moucks H. R. Mills Sec’y Frank Page Robert Frazier Ceres Elmer Loucks Flora Rosabel Pike Pomona Ass’t, Stewart Ruth Lott Minnie Ames

Sawmill Set Up At T. J. Bibby’s Three Weeks

Notice that a sawmill is set up at T. J. Bibby’s three miles southeast of town and will remain about three weeks. Individuals with logs may haul them there. For details contact H. C. Volkmann in Brownsdale Minnesota.

T. J. Bibby Town H. C. Volkmann Brownsdale Minn

Has Prosperous Year For Minnesota Episcopal Diocese

The Living Church Annual of 1911 reports 1910 was prosperous for the Episcopal Church in the U S and abroad. In Minnesota the diocese shows clergy 98, parishes 139, lay readers 41, candidates 7, postulants 8, families 7253, individuals 23207, baptisms 905 total, confirmed 790 communicants 14780, marriages 399, burials 566, Sunday school teachers 749, scholars 6322, parish schools teachers 34, scholars 820, contributions 192921.53.

Episcopal Church United States Living Church Diocese of Minnesota

Obituary for Mrs Joseph Albright Near Rose Creek

Mrs Joseph Albright died at her home near Rose Creek at eight this morning. She was 78 and had lived in the Rose Creek area for 31 years. She leaves five sons and three daughters, four of whom reside nearby. Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at St Peter's church.

Joseph Albright Rose Creek St. Peter’s Church

Samaritans Elect The Samaritan Lodge Officers

The lodge held a Wednesday meeting with good attendance and elected officers including Past Good Samaritan W. J. Bell Good Samaritan Frank Mayer Vice Good Samaritan Sallie Hill Treasurer John Arbatch Financial Scribe Peter Capretz Watchman John Jensen Centurion Mrs. Carl Johnson Junior Messenger Roy Pace Levite Mrs. L. A. Cooley High Priest Mrs. Rudy Peterson Medical Examiner Dr. C. F. Lewis Grand Scribe and Grand Good Samaritan to attend the next meeting for plans on a social session and spread.

Good Samaritan Frank Mayer Sallie Hill John Arbatch Financial Scribe Peter Capretz Watchman John Jensen

Dolly Brown of Vassar A Lawyer Goes West for a Lone Case

Dolly Brown of Vassar, a young Eastern law graduate, travels to the West to defend a desperado wanted by two states. Opposing counsel are seasoned Western lawyers who treat him as a joke, but his conduct of the case unfolds into an engaging legal drama for readers interested in law and court room strategy.

Dolly Brown Vassar Leland Hanna

Blackmer Forms Farm Loan Partnership in Oklahoma

Word reached friends that H. C. Blackmer former Freeborn County Times owner and now running farms in the county has teamed with Dan Scott to enter the farm loan business in Oklahoma. Blackmer and his mother Mrs Franc Blackmer are in Hobart Oklahoma and plan to move there to make it their home.

H. C. Blackmer Freeborn County Times This Dan Scott Oklahoma Blackmer Franc Blackmer Hobart Albert Lea Tribune

Southern Minnesota Horticultural Meeting in Albert Lea

The Southern Minnesota Horticultural Society holds its annual meeting in Albert Lea on Tuesday and Wednesday January 17 and 18. Officials are O. M. Peterson of Albert Lea president and L. W. Prosser of LeRoy secretary. The program is being prepared and will be announced later.

The Southern Minnesota Horticultural Society Albert Lea O. M. Peterson L. W. Prosser LeRoy

FURLONGS INNOLENT EYES AT OTSEEN MEETING

Political writer of the St Paul Dispatch notes James Diment of Owatonna and P J Schwarg of Dodge Center with others from the First district at the Merchants hotel in Tuesday discussion. Report mentions James A Tawney and a possible fight. Diment says no confirmation. Kellogg rumored to be involved but may have been abandoned. John Furlong denies knowledge of any plot and is at a stock sale in Montgomery. The State Agricultural Society meeting is scheduled for next week.

St. Paul Owatonna Mr. Diment Frank B. Kellogg John Furlong President Underwood State Agricultural Society Montgomery

Surprise 39th Wedding Anniversary for Turner Couple

About forty friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. David Turner to celebrate their thirty ninth anniversary. A chair was presented as a keepsake by Fred Rayman. Lunch followed at 11. Miss Kate Garvey hosted an oyster supper with out of town guests John McDermott of Waseca Minnesota and Wm Murrey of Claremont Iowa. Mrs Ed Feeney hosted the D F club for a six o'clock dinner.

David Turner Fred Rayman Kate Garvey John McDermott Waseca, Minn Wm. Murrey Claremont Iowa Ed Feeney D. F. Club

Arizona theater run recalls Irish mispronunciation tale

The Idle Hour theatre in London kicks off Arizona on Friday December 30. A Celtic gentleman at the box office misheard the title, and after a playful exchange, asks for two tickets for Tuesday night, joking about Irish mispronunciations of the play.

Arizona London Erin’s Isle Arra-a-Prague Tegorra ‘ArraZona

R N A Notice Assessment Due By October 31

By order of the Oracle G N Shephard returns to Wy koff after a two days visit at the M E Wall home. Dues must be paid on or before the 31st.

G. N. Shephard Wykoff M. E. Wall

Christmas Guests and Family Gatherings Across Town

Varco and Will Aultfather المشاركة at Mrs. David Aultfather home for Christmas. Robert Frazer and spouse shared Xmas at Jason Frazer residence. Frank Spooner family celebrated at E. De Remer home. Lura Speancer honored at C. H. Lott handkerchief shower from 3 to 5 pm. Lura Cramer to wed Abraham Lott on New Year’s day. J. W. Vareo family joined five o'clock dinner at Ira Padden home. Mina Hickok returns from LeRoy for holiday break. C. B. Sayles hosted Christmas dinner with Una Ramsey of Belmont and Stanley Pullen family of Austin. C. H. Lott home hosted family Christmas dinner and party.

Will Aultfather David Aultfather Robert Frazer Jason Frazer Frank Spooner E. DeRemer C. H. Lott Lura Speancer Lura Cramer LeRoy Abraham Lott Will J. W. Vareo Lou Rosenthal Ira Padden Mina Hickok C. B. Sayles Una Ramsey Belmont, Ia Stanley Pullen Austin

New Year Holiday Proclaimed. Monday Off for Gazette

Governor Eberhardt proclaims January 2 a holiday since New Year falls on Sunday. No Herald will publish that day as state law allows five publication suspensions per year besides Sundays. The days include New Year s, Decoration Day, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Gav. Eberhardt

Miczota Society Elects Officers for Coming Year

The Miczota society elected officers: President Mrs. H.S. Chandler Vice President Mrs. D. L. Carter Secretary Mrs. C. F. Austfather Treasurer Mrs. J. E. Ingalls The next meeting is set for the fourth Thursday in January with Mrs. Ed Watkins.

Miczota Society H.S. Chandler D. L. Carter Sec’y C. F. Austfather Treas J. E. Ingalls Ed Watkins

Baggage Clerk George Padelford Injured Traversing Depot

George Padelford of the C M & St P baggage and freight department tripped and strained his back Wednesday evening. He will be laid up for a few days and unable to work.

George Padelford

Holidays Bring Visits to Brownsdale and Nearby Towns

Brownsdale and surrounding areas host a flurry of holiday arrivals and social calls. Saskatchewan visitor George Rettig arrives for the holidays while locals such as Howard Madison, Myrtle Johnson, and others return or visit relatives and friends. Several students and alumni from Mankato Normal, Pillsbury Academy, Carleton College, and Minneapolis schools join families for the season. Wilful illness claims Mrs Seth, who died after two months illness. funeral held at the M E church.

Howard Madison Lyle Myrtle Johnson Claire Edna Sleeper Mankato

Christmas Visits Span Glenville to Austin

Lyle Center Hazel and Frankie Wadsworth joined grandparents for Christmas from Glenville. Will Pace, Mrs. Baumgarter and the August Weber home near Lyle hosted guests. Duerst family left for Eau Claire Wisconsin. Rochford of Austin stayed at the farm. Clark family reunion held at Grandpa Clark home. Aultfather and Weseman families gathered in Austin for Christmas. School closed two weeks for vacation with a student program and gift distribution. Chester Weseman and Lila Weseman visited from Austin for the holidays.

Hazel Frankie Wadsworth Glenville Mrs. Herzog Will Pace Mrs. Baumgarter Clark Grandpa Clark Monahan

Christmas visits and weekend travels in Mason City area

Miss Mary Dorgan left Saturday morning for Riceville to spend a week with her mother. Etna Chapman returned Monday to Mason City after Christmas with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Brimacomb and family spent Christmas with Mrs. James Brimacomb. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Goodrich and family returned to Mason City after Christmas with her mother. Art Clifford and Ella Belden spent Christmas with Mrs. Fred Belden. Nora Chapman and George Clifford spent Christmas with Mrs. Enoch Chapman. Local youths attended a dance in Lansing Thursday night and reported a good time.

Mary Dorgan Riceville Etna Chapman Mason City Levi Brimacomb James Brimacomb Steve Goodrich Art Clifford Ella Belden Fred Belden Nora Chapman George Clifford Enoch Chapman

Farley Family Christmas Roundup in Austin Visits

Mrs A T Farley returns from Austin on Monday. William Huckins travels to Austin to see his daughter Hazel in hospital and hopes to bring her home next week. J T Warren arrives from Sioux Falls to spend Christmas with Georgia Farley. Miss Hattie Farley and Robert Griffith share Christmas Eve with her mother in Austin. News adds greetings from John Nelson and wife of Galesburg and notes sickness and hunting plans around the holiday season.

A. T. Farley Austin William Huckins Hazel Mr. Renolds Riceville Farley J.T. Warren Sioux Fells John Nelson Galesburg Mr. Nelson Hattie Farley Robert Griffith Huckins

Local Notices On Recent Moves And Visits

Sargent Mrs. H. Kezar went to Hayfield Saturday on business. G. Stimson traveled to Hayfield on business Thursday. The Smock family spent Christmas at Charles City, Iowa. Mrs. Stoddard went to Oelwein, Iowa, Thursday after visiting her daughter Mrs. H. Hahn for three weeks.

Christmas social notes from a rural community

Mrs A Phillips travels to Wino na for Xmas with parents while Mr Phillips plans to join later. Mrs Oscar Schwartz seeks dental work in Hay field. Ralph Grimm enjoys vacation from Austin school duties. Friday school exercises delight, Santa Claus appears, and a big church Christmas tree event draws many. Families host festive dinners and gatherings, with extended relatives enjoying a season of merriment.

A. Phillips Winona Mr. Phillips Oscar Schwartz Hayfield Ralph Grimm Austin Santa Claus H. F. Kezar F. Aneson

Christmas Visit and Winter Travel Notes

Renova ti c¢ and Stern spent Christmas at home. Roy Rolfson is thrilled by the birth of a boy. The school social drew a good crowd despite a storm and 14 below zero. Fred Christgau left for Chicago to visit friends and relatives. Arthur Rothhouse left for Coulter Iowa after a week with his brother. L Weilstock traveled to St Thomas North Dakota to spend the winter.

Stern Roy Rolfson Fred Christgau Chicago Fren Arthur Rothhouse Coulter Harry L. Weilstock St. Thomas N. D

Mayville and area visitors and holiday travels

Mayville residents and guests were noted with visits from Herman Bartel Austin visitor Mrs Braun Brownsdale and Chas Pederson Harris. Eddie Crowder left for Minneapolis for the holidays while Wm. L. Jones of St Paul spent Christmas with his brother R. L. Jones. A group gathered at John Baumgartner’s Sunday and the Notts family reported a sick infant.

Herman Bartel Austin

Christmas visits and hometown travels noted

Adams Chas Wallweber visited relatives in Milwaukee on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. May left for Spring Green to spend Christmas with Mrs. May's parents. Mrs. White of Tappi visited town Friday. Ed Will and Fred Krebsbach returned from St. Thomas College, St. Paul. Sister Nicholas traveled to Faribault. Juletta Krebsbach came home from St. Catherine's, St. Paul, for Christmas with William Dean and family at the Carter home. Joseph and John Schneider home for holidays from Sacred Heart College, Prairie du Chien. J. H. Carey was in Austin Wednesday. Dr. Bennett and family spent Christmas at the Carter home. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Howell went to Chicago Monday night. will visit Milwaukee before returning. Tom Koleen was in Austin Monday. Mrs. Thos Keating of Wells visited with her parents, south of town.

Dr. Bennett Carter Edw. Howell Chicago Milwaukee Tom Koleen Austin Thos Keating Wells P. Cummings

Also Mentioned on This Page

Christ Church Grange Samaritans Elect the Samaritan Lodge W. J S. M. Horticultural Meeting Furlong St. Paul Dispatch John C.H. Lott Entrust Miczota Bridge Street Interstate Phone Hawks Nursery Co Wauwatosa Wis Moscow Railway Street South Dakota Dent M. B. O'Halloran George Rettig Saskatchewan Can Ira Lyck Charles City Harry Lawrence Stanley Stephenson Wm. Nelson Minneapolis Mrs. J. Campion Faribault Adam Duerst Eau Claire, Wis George Rochford of Mrs. Duerst G. F. Austfather Will Hotson Fay Hotson Mae Hotson Edith and Maude West J. H. Robertson A. J. Aultfather Geo. Robertson Mrs. Orcutt West Fred Maud Edith A. J. Austfather Chester Lila Weseman Misses Coats C. L. West Dry Goods Co Woodson Lansing Tappi Georgia Farley Mrs. Foster Sargent M. J. McGowan Will Decker Geo. Stimson Bert Stimson Frank Martin Nels Peterson Jake Heydt Winkler Waterloo Henry Hahn Renova Mayville Adams Chas Wallweber Mrs. May Spring Geen, Wis Ed Will Fred Krebsbach St. Thomas College Nicholas Juletta Krebslach St. Catherine’s, St. Paul William Dean Joseph and John Schneider Sacred Heart College Prairie du Chien J. H. Carey
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