Local News Briefs and Social Notices from Austin
Local items include a newborn girl for Mr and Mrs Chris Nockel and several social gatherings. Attendees travel to Albert Lea for the teachers convention. Mrs Hemmer returns to Calmar. Frank Perry visits Burr Oak. auctions, sales and ads for plaster, cement and lumber appear alongside job offers and portrait specials at Vosburgh's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Moe
Lansing
Miss Simmer
Longnecker
Torgeson
Albert Lea
Hemmer
H. P. Zender
Calmar
Birthday Party for R C Shifter at Jensen Home
The children and a few friends of Mr. R. C. Shifter celebrated his sixty first birthday at his daughter Mrs. William Jensen's Ash street home. About thirty attended a 7 o'clock dinner and the children presented him a Morris chair. All the children were present.
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R. C. Shifter
William Jensen
Ash Street
Farewell Party For Mrs Cooper And Mrs Anderson
A Tuesday evening farewell gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs E W Marsh honored Mrs T R Cooper and her daughter Mrs J P Anderson as they prepare to move to Sioux City. About ninety church friends attended with piano and song, a heartfelt address, gifts of silver, and best wishes for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Albert Lea
Congregational Church
McIntyre Post
E. T. Cressey
Sioux Falls
S. D
Joe Lohman
Grove and
Sixth Streets
John Konooki
E. W. Marsh
T. R. Cooper
J. P. Anderson
Sioux City
Sommers
C. D. Belden
Cooper
Anderson
Harry Booth Hazen
Sori 4 Air The Social XU Meeting At Leh Farm
Mr and Mrs Turton hosted a social gathering at Leh farm near Austin on a Tuesday evening. Forty people attended blending hrusbads families and guests with games and music. After seven o clock supper was served and couples paired through clever devices, ending in a pleasant memory for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Paimetaire
Carl Lyck
Wiesbeck
Brownsdale
Austin Relief Society
Y. W
H. L. Wilken
Renova
Austin
Chris Shifter
Poer
Primaries Loom As City Election Looms In April 7
City primaries must be held by February 18 under the charter seven weeks before the April 7 city election. Primary day doubles as first registration for the voter list. The city council must meet 25 days before election to appoint judges and clerks. Amendments to the charter should be prepared, including park appropriation increases. Central committee chairmen must notify the city recorder and finalize nominations.
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City Recorder
Blood Mixture Claim for Health and Disease
A medical column asserts blood purity as central to health and links rheumatism to uric acid. It offers a home remedy using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, claiming to purify blood and improve kidney and liver function with doses after meals and at night.
Cosmo Tonight Show Features Varied Short Films
The Cosmo presents If Wm Penn came to Life Pleasant Thoughts A Poor Childs Xmas Caught in a Trap A Sticky Bike and Loving any old time. The program mixes drama comedy and song with light entertainment for all audiences.
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the Cosmo Tonight
Wm Penn
Philadelphia
Property Swap Offers City Lot Orchard Water
A $1200 swap for 24 acres with a fine city location, orchard and water. Requires $500 cash and balance at $10.50 monthly payments through Building Loan Association. Must sell at once. Contact F. E. Kendall, 125 N. Main.
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F. E. Kendall
Emma Nichols and Arlie Parmenter Wed at Parsonage
Miss Emma Nichols of Austin and Arlie Parmenter were married last night at eight o'clock by Rev. Sloane at the parsonage. They will reside at their home six miles south of Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Nichols
Austin
Arlie Parmenter
Rev. Sloane
Degree of Honor Votes on Meeting Time and Fee Change
Degree of Honor members are urged to attend tomorrow night for a final vote on shifting meeting time from evening to afternoon and on increasing the fee to 1.50 dollars.
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Degree of
Art and Travel Club Meets to Study Shakespeare
The Art and Travel Club held a pleasant Tuesday meeting at President Mrs. Carleton Fairbanks home. Three papers explored Stratford on Avon Early Life and Home of Shakespeare and Shakespeare and London. Mrs. Fairbanks led talks and Mrs. Avery conducted Shakespearean quotations for roll call.
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Art and Travel Club
Carleton Fairbanks
Shakespeare
Stratford On Avon
Elihu Smith
L. D. Baird
London
H. A. Avery
Seventh Anniversary Elks Lodge in Austin Observed
Austin Lodge of Elks marked its seventh anniversary with a large turnout and the initiation of ten candidates. Mayor Charles Green and many local and distant officials attended as 97 members joined a festive banquet and program, followed by songs and social activities in the club rooms.
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Austin Lodge of Elks
Elks
Charles Green
D. H. Lippett
al Smith
George Leib
James Sullivan
Albert Olson
Owatonna
Dr. Wood
Sam Rask
Frank Quinn
Blooming Prairie
Tom Dowd
Moscow
A. R. Odell
Chicago
Geo. H. Chandler
John Corneveaux
St. Paul
L. H. Carter
John Cronon
Rose Creek
P. A. Johnson
James Larson
W. E
Roy Woodward
Herb Kendrick
Order
J. L. Gulden
C. I. Riley
O. J. J. Simmons
J. E. Malloy
Rev
J. Budiong
Harry Rutherford
Ellis
Corneveaux
Sutherland
Simmons
For Sale Clover Hay and Seed Seeder
For sale nine or ten tons of clover hay and flax seed and a four horse seeder nearly new. Thomas Hines. New phone 243 L Austin.
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Thomas Hines
Austin
Dairy business change notice to patrons
C B Dibble announces purchase of the North Star Dairy and invites new patronage while affirming fair and honest treatment for all customers.
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Will
North Star
Evolution Of Cod Liver Oil And The Vinol Remedy
The article traces early cod liver oil use for pulmonary and wasting diseases and explains how Morgues and Gautier developed a pure extractive process yielding Vinol with added Peptonate of Iron. It promotes Vinol as superior for health restoration, with a money back guarantee offered by J. E. Malloy, a druggist in Austin Minnesota.
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Morgues
Gautier
Austin
Vinci
J. E. Malloy
Minn
Prizes Announced For Masque Valentine Ball At Maurek's Hall
Prizes listed include Best Dressed Man with a $4 beer stein and cup, Best Dressed Lady a $5 chocolate set, group awards of $1.50 per hand-painted plate for three or more ladies, $1 tobacco jars for three or more men, Most Comical Gent shoes, and Most Comical Lady a 42 piece dinner set.
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Maurek’s Hall
Notice of dissolution and transfer of dairy business
George F. Paulson announces the sale of North Star Dairy to C. D. Dibble and asks patrons to remain loyal. All outstanding accounts to be paid to Paulson and all indebtedness settled up to February 15 when Dibble assumes charge.
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North Star
C. D. Dibble
Mr. Dibble
Arrival of Petroleum Coke at Mower County Yard
Just arrived one car load of petroleum coke at the Mower County Lumber Yard. C. E. Heisey matches the report with the supplier name apparent in the item.
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Mower County
C. E. Hei Sey
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Waukesha
Primost
Heinz Ketchup
Florida
Hormel
Provision Market
Keiler Dundee
Cross and
Lee and Perrine
Seville
McBride
John Briebach
Cosmo Theatre
Wm. Penn
Santa Claus
Clifford C. Leck, M. D
Hirsh Block
Austin, Minn
J. F. Fairbanks
N. W
Chris Nockelby
W. M. Saterbee
Red Rock
Mrs. Kappauf
Fred Nockelby
Charles Haas
Minneapolis
Mrs. Chestnut
Sewing Club
G. W. Merrick
Fay Rayman
Fred Snyder
Willie Kolpen
Brayan Street
Liberal Commission
Siegel
M. H. Vosburgh’s
Joe Cota
Mr. Billideaux
LaCrosse
M.B. O’halloran
M. J Carroll
Waukégan
Lil
Ladies Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church
J. C. Johnson Jr
Main Street
Jack Connor
Riley
Post Office
South St. Paul Street
Kitty
Schiewer’s
Bride the Groeer
Frank Perry
Burr Oak
Mrs. C. O. Gripman
Mrs. Anderson
Eclipse Lumber Co
Wold’s
Burnham
Henry A. Abeld
Lena E. Pushert
Dexter
Geo. E. Duffy
Selma Johnson
Lyle
Perry H. Davison
Idell A. Churchill
F. W. Kinney
Davenport
J. W. Loughery
White Rock
Robert Parker Miles
Vosburgh’s
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Tolado
Hall’s Family
Schiever’s
Colorado
G. Sorflaten
N. Main Street
Ifow
Alice Hayes
Dorothy Knopf
Miss Sherwood
James Joyce
Grand Meadow
Esther Johnson
Alden
Martain
Don Fogerty
Faribault
Frank E. Long
Sori
N. Main
Tion
Hart Schaffner
W. D. Bassler
Thos
Rochford
C. B. Dibble
George F. Paulson
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