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Gertrude Ellis Skinner serves as Associate Editor for Single Copy Skinner and Ulmer.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
2
Gertrude Ellis Skinner serves as Associate Editor for Single Copy Skinner and Ulmer.
A light column mixes verse and reader snippets about local life. It recalls a traveling organ grinder, Bunyanesque moralizing, and reminiscences of tradespeople on East Side and Dutchtown as Austin shifts away from business districts.
Miss Nolting exits the Austin millinery business after seven years, selling to Mrs Williams and Miss Cowden of Northfield who take possession today. She will stay about three weeks in Austin, then travel West to seek a new location. The Northfield buyers come with strong references and plan to continue the high quality establishment.
Theresa W. Furlong died in VanCouvre on Monday July 13 after months of illness. She was a longtime Austin city reporter for the Register before moving to Denver then Seattle where she spent the last winter with her sister Sadie Carter. She leaves brother John and sister Sadie. other relatives have long since passed. Funeral and burial will be held in VanCouvre.
M H VospurGu announces final cherry shipment arrives July 16 or 17 and asks recipients to respond before 9 a.m. on the 15th if they want any.
Mr Solner writes from Christiania dated June 29 1908 about illness in Bergen and recovery. He details visits to Bottelokken Holmekollen and a large Dahle family gathering, recalls a wine cellar and childhood haunts, and notes plans to travel to Denmark to visit his sister before returning. He mentions fatigue and limited strength.
J M Vandegrift’s big barn and granary at Red Rock were destroyed by a Tuesday afternoon blaze around six. A five year old boy, son of the owner, started a straw fire with a match igniting the blaze, aided by a small arch. Loss is about $3,000 with $800 insured in Mower County Farmers Mutual. Neighbors arrived but the barn and granary, built twelve years ago, were soon ashes along with a wagon and buggy.
A high school summer class in the Manual training room hosted its lady friends Tuesday evening with benches as tables and tool themed serving. Guests made a match scratcher model to win prizes such as a napkin ring and a potato masher, while Miss Ruth Gleason earned best work and Miss Lois Decker the booby prize.
F. H. McCulloch led his Sunday School class on a ride to the Boals farm south of town where a lawn party followed. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
Dr Minor C Baldwin presents a pipe organ recital at the Methodist church on July 24. The event promises an entertaining display of the instrument's full capabilities, with many missing his previous city appearance now able to hear him.
Mr. George Hirsh returned from St. Paul this noon. Mrs James Osborn went to Minneapolis this afternoon. Miss Grace Plummer returned from Blooming Prairie this noon.
The school board adjourned a regular meeting after approving routine items. A letter from Alice Deveareaux seeking release from her contract due to marriage in Florida was granted. Miss Tanye Burgess was elected to fill the Sumner school vacancy and Tony Therion was reelected engineer of the Franklin building.
A double wedding occurred at the Methodist parsonage at 10 this morning. Mrs. C. O. Gripman tied with William A. Kellner, both of Austin, while Mrs. Florence Briggs of Burt Oak Indiana wed John A. Perry of the same place. A dinner followed at Mrs. Gripman’s Franklin street home and the couples planned a week long stay in the twin cities.
The Brotherhood of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church became a permanent organization at a Monday night meeting with large attendance. A constitution and by-laws were adopted and officers elected: G. A. Franklin President W. C. Horrobin F. H. Mitchell C. L. Rice C. H. Moore Roy Furtney Secretary A. O. Harpman Treasurer Rev. G. W. Lutz Chaplain. Regular devotional meetings will be at 9:30 each Sunday morning in church parlors. first gathering next Sunday.
Notice to setttle those owing money to E A Dalager grocery store. Call and settle on account of building. Mr Dalager will move from his present location about August first. From now on there will be big price reductions to save removing goods especially crockery.
The Business Men's Association met Tuesday night and transacted routine business. It decided to hold a basket picnic in August and appointed R. R. Murphy Joseph Fitzthum and C. I. Johnson to organize the entertainment.
Notice is given for the annual meeting of Independent School District No 27 in Mower County Minnesota to be held at the High School Building on Saturday July 18 1908 for electing two directors to three year terms replacing C H Decker and C Johnson whose terms expire Polls open at 9 a m and close at 4 p m
The hospital operates at full capacity with every bed occupied and rooms needed outside. Others travel to Ipswich Dakota for farm work and improvements while Mrs. Knox travels from North Dakota to Brownsdale via St Ansgar. Sophia Starks undergoes a successful operation at St Olav Hospital performed by Drs Hegge and Leck. Various guests arrive from Chicago, What Cheer, Mason City, and Boston for visits. Local groups hold meetings and plan social fundraising to replace lost regalia. Flossie Osborn suffers tonsillitis and Otis Shubert begins postal duty in Grand Junction.
At 8 30 tonight Palace Music Hall showcases a fine bill headlined by Caught by Wireless from manager A B Hawkins. The 1000 foot film is paired with Children s Competition Boss Daughter The Deserter and more in a varied program designed for family patrons.
Mission Cathedral and Holland chandeliers shades for stand and drop lights showcased. Call to view. estimates gladly given on house wiring. All electrical supplies available at 121 West Mill Street.
Protect your property against cyclones lightning and fire. We write liberal policies with strong companies and reasonable rates. Our combination Fire Lightning and Tornado policy insures farm property and stock. Call or write for rates KE H Switu Insurance Agency 20 1mo.
W D Andrew listed as agent for The Cable Co pianos and automatic player pianos in Austin, selling and distributing instruments with local service.
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