Chance to Hear World's Greatest Evangelist in Austin
Harry Monroe, renowned mission worker and evangelist linked to the Pacific Garden Mission in Chicago, will speak at Hirsh's Auditorium in Austin next Sunday January 5 1908. The afternoon session is for men only and the evening gathering is open to men and women. Monroe, famed for converting thousands and attracting national attention, will headline a major revival.
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Harry Monroe
W. A. Sunday
Mell Trotter
Austin
Htarry Monroe
Hirsh
Monroe
United States
Pacific Garden
Chicago
Local society notices and community events gathered
The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran church meets tomorrow at Mrs Ver Thompson 901 Clark St. Grace Sherwood attends State Educational Association in St Paul. New Year dinners hosted by Dr and Mrs K A Avery and by Rev G W Latz family. School District 26 social at Harry Back home with 41 attendees. Oberlin Glee Club tickets on sale at Wolds. Various family visits and society meetings noted including Baptist Ladies Aid, Progressive League, and church groups. Billy Monroe to speak at Auditorium. Oberlin conservatory praised. a list of local visits, sales and upcoming shows at Maurek’s Opera House.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
Ver Thompson
Clark Street
Charlotte Torrens
Hille
Minn
Olaf Nicholson
BE. A. Dalager
G. W. Latz
F. A. Reilly
Park Avenue
Cottage Prayer Meeting At Home Of L Wayne
Friday night a prayer meeting is planned at the home of L Wayne 905 Clark Street Third ward. Fred Campbell is on the Decorah during Mr Colling illness. Mrs Louie Reckenthaler has returned to Minneapolis after a week at the John Reckenthaler home. Miss Eleanor Knickerbocker has returned from a three weeks visit at Preston and Owatonna.
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Mise Katherine Baker
Kore Creek
Mise
Mamie Opie
Mra. W. P
George Becker
Lansing
James Clark
L. Wayne
Clark Street
Third Ward
Fred Campbell
Mr. Colling
Louie Reckenthaler
Minneapolis
John Reckenthaler
Eleanor Knickerbocker
Preston
Owatonna
Death of Hf Upson Near Grand Meadow
Hf Upson a middle aged laborer on the Martin Cary farm eight miles south of Grand Meadow was found dead Tuesday morning in a partially frozen state near the house. He had been in Stewartville Monday and rode home with Fred Barn before parting near the Cary farm. It is believed heart failure from lifelong condition caused his death with exposure. Deputy Coroner Wallace Gregson investigated and ruled death due to heart failure and exposure.
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H Upson
Martin Cary
Grand Meadow
Hf Upson
Stewartville
Fred Barn
Cary Farm
Wallace Gregson
Vary Farm
Wedding of Miss Marion Geason and D David M Strang
Austin guests recall the New Year’s Eve wedding of Marion Geason and D David M Strang in Owatonna. The ceremony at 7 30 in the Methodist church featured Northfield and Owatonna clergy. The bride wore white satin with Jillies of the Valley bouquet. the groom’s brother Oaseius attended. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Northfield after his medical studies. Local guests included Mrs George Hormel and others.
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Marion Geason
D. David M. Strang
Owatonna
Austin
Northfield
Owatoons
Mises Margaret Avery
Eleanor Hallowell
Helen Adair
Loella Gleasor
Slater
Oaseius
Womahood
Northfigsid
Strange
Public notice denies rumor of business closure
The public is informed that rumors of the store going out of business are false and spread maliciously. The shop will open at 7 30 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. daily except Saturday and railroad pay day. Ta Hus Dep t Brore.
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Brore
Masque Ball Planned at Maurek's Hall
The Bohetolan Ladies lodge announce a masquerade ball on January 10 at Maurek's hall with Pizak's fair orchestra providing music. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Bohetolan
Maurek’s
Pizak
East Indian Servants and the Letter for Medicine
An English household in India experiences a comical mix up when a letter intended to give medicine to a sick dishwasher ends up given to a bazaar cooly who drinks it for another man. The cooly insists he is not the patient, but the shop master and mistress push the plan. The tale ends with the cooly compelled to drink the medicine.
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India
Bazaar
Bazaar Cooly
Cooly
Bearer
Cody
Cosmo Presents Major Film Change Tonight
The Cosmo shows a new program featuring An Error in Justice a dramatic colored story A Free Ride a comic piece 4 Breeze from the West a Plains cowboy life Mother in law is an Auge a humorous or abusive portrayal Tell me will my dream come true a song with vivid illustrations
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the Cosmo
Plains
Ap Auge
Annual Church Meeting Seeks Full Attendance
The annual meeting of the Congregational church is held this evening with reports from church departments and officer elections. A full attendance is desired.
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Congregational Church
Sid
The Jewelers Claim on Male and Female Diamonds
A jeweler explains that a magnifying glass reveals tiny edge growths on a white diamond. He asserts these growths prove a diamond is female, with male stones lacking them, and notes that famous diamonds are typically female.
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New York Press
Notice to Depositors at Citizens National Bank
All depositors in the savings department are asked to bring pass books to the bank early in January so interest can be credited. Citizens National Bank.
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Savings Department
Citizens National Bank
Oberlin Glee Club to Perform for Library Board
The Oberlin Glee Club will perform Friday evening January 3 for the Library board. The program includes Bizet and Sullivan numbers, choruses, solos and duets with a quartet. Violin solos by Mr Morrison. Admission 50c and 25c. reserved seats 10c extra.
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The
Baptist Church
Library Board
Bizet, Sullivan, Attenhofer
Origin& Medleyl
Morrison
Eagles Postpone Social Due to Competing Attractions
The Eagles have postponed their social to a later date owing to numerous other attractions. A smoker will follow the regular meeting January 2, 1908.
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