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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1908

Page

3

Austin area notices mix of lectures sales and society

Local item mix reports visitors from Evaneville and Brooklyn, church lectures by Frank Leonard, YWCA bids for infant outfits, Relief Society meeting, real estate and farm ads, illness notes, and a postponed Christian Science lecture in Austin.

Frank Hi. Leonard O Brooklyn N. Y Austin Christian Science Church Leonard Frank H. Leonard Mower County Lumber Co O.E. Heisey II Flollister Maloy Bros Frank A. Leonard Brooklye N.Y Austin Trurdae@ventog Cchristian Esience Frank A Leonard

Local notes and society updates from Austin area

The itemized brief lists residents and visitors with illness recoveries and travels. Names include J J McDonald, Willie Pizas, Mary Fisls, William Scha ali, Emma Streit, D Bucklin, George Graham, Lb Jones, Ole Tolbertson, Tom Fairbanks, Mamie McGreevy, Palmerton, Anthony Lickteig, Cis OMalley, Robert Carr family, Martha Mark, Maggie Bardouch, Jay Truesdell, Galen Truesdell, and Mrs O Donnell. Also notes a pastor change to Rev S McMinnis and family ties to Oliver Bemis. A lost bracelet was recovered by Mrs Charles Opie for Mrs ODonnell on Water Street.

Charles Opie O'Donnell Water Street

Breeders Organize First District Stock Association

A meeting at the court house in the city formed the First congressional district stock breeders association. Officers include President K Wedge Albert Lea and Secretary J I Morley Owatonna with an executive committee from each county. The group, plus Mayo Snutton, aims to recruit younger stock raisers and discuss a milling machine presented by F O Tanner of Brownsdale who described its efficiency for dairying operations.

Twe Court House Lake City Mayo Snutton F. O. Tanner Brownsdall Tanner

Receiver Appointed Request For Chicago Great Western

Frank B Kellogg and other attorneys for the Chicago Great Western Railroad met Judge Sanborn in St Paul Minnesota. Kellogg announced a receiver would be asked for and that the choice of receiver would be determined when the application is before the court.

Herald St. Paul, Minn Frank B. Kellogg Chicago Great Western Railroad Sanborn United States Circuit Court Kellogg Sanvurr American Press Agen

Smiths to Leave Austin for Oregon in April

The large circle of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Fay R. Smith regret their departure from Austin. Mr. Smith will move in about ten days for Oregon and the family plans to go west around April 1. A buyer has nearly closed on the Smiths fine property.

Fay R. Smith Austin Mr. Smith Oregon

Week of Prayer Services At Local Baptist Church

The Baptist church invites all to evening services at 7 30 with a planned focus each night The schedule covers Wednesday men’s meeting Thursday church business session Friday topic The churches Mission and all are welcome to attend

the Baptist Church The Baptist Church

Famous Spirilla Corsets Advertises February Delivery

An ad invites orders for February delivery of Spirilla corsets. It promotes new samples with styles and prices from 3 dollars up. The copy urges quick ordering and claims satisfaction, listing contact phone 463 KR Interstate and Mrs J B Mills at 106 So Franklin Stor.

Spirilla Franklin Stor Interstate J. B. Mills

Degree of Honor to Install Officers Tomorrow

Degree of Honor will install officers at their meeting tomorrow evening. Deputy Grand Chief of Honor Miss Henderson of Minneapolis will attend, and refreshments will be served following the installation.

Degree of Honor Miss Henderson Minneapolis

Belleville State Treasurer of Illinois Dies by Suicide

Relative of Mrs. James Galt, Charles Becker former Illinois state treasurer, shot himself at his Belleville home amid melancholia. Becker helped found the Belleville Stove and Range Co and served as its president until 1906. He led in business and politics, sat as a director of the First National Bank, and owned Arkansas timber lands. A Civil War veteran, he was wounded at Pea Ridge and had his left leg amputated.

Ilindie Charles Becker Belleville Ill James Galt Becker Gal Illinois Belevile Stove & Range Co

Petroleum Coke and Screened Coal at Mower County Lumber

Local lumber firm Mower County Lumber Co advertises petroleum coke and various screened coal products. Customers are invited to call both phones 234 and 0 for orders. The notice emphasizes product availability and contact details.

Mower County Lumber Co

Christmas Sermon at Fairmont School Emphasizes Christ Spirit

A Christmas program led by Mr P Haines at Fairmont 8 B teaches that Christmas is the inner birth of Christ within all, citing Mary Baker Eddy and the Jesus story. It urges daily love, selfless work, and personal gifts drawn from God’s Love-house, with a hopeful vision of universal peace and brotherhood.

Fairmont P. Haines O Mary Baker G. Eddy Ladies Home Journal Jesus God Kingdom of Heaven Heaven Bethlehem Chris Star of Bethlehem Boston

Control of Smallpox Rules Explained by State Board

Dr Bracken explains state smallpox regulations to Hollister noting new rules reduce quarantine for well residents and remove fixed detention periods. Responsibility for release shifts to attending physicians with disinfection still required, citing Minnesota case history and savings from changes.

Bracken State Board of Health Hollister Minnesota H. M. Bracken

Cotter and Ca fourek Wed At St Augustine Church

Miss Mayme Ca fourek and Mr. Lio Cotter wed at St. Augustine's church this morning. Nuptial Mass followed by Ave Maria offertory. The bride wore white silk and carried a prayer book. Esther Cotter attended. Best man was Walter Kene- You. They will reside on the old homestead the groom rents.

Mayme Cafourek Lio Cotter St. Augustine’s Church Nuptiai

Funeral for Mrs. Wm. Fleming Held at Lutheran Church

The funeral for the late Mrs.William Fleming was held at 10:30 this morning from the Lutheran church with many friends in attendance. Rev. Naess delivered an excellent sermon on preparation for the long journey. Mr. Clausen, Mrs. Fritz and Mrs. Hegge sang.

Wm. Fleming Lutheran Church Naess Clausen Fritz Hegge

Eagles Parade Call at Hirsh's Auditorium

Eagles are summoned to Hirsh's Auditorium at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon January 14 to participate in the Eagles parade.

Hirsh

Workmen to Install Officers at Regular Meeting

The Workmen will install officers at the regular meeting Thursday evening. A large attendance is desired, with escalation followed by a social session.

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