June college events listed for chapel and parties
Thursday June 2 features S. M. N. commentary at College Chapel. June 2 also marks H. SS commencement exercises for M. BF at the church. Saturday June 4 invites H. 8 junior and senior class party.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
3
Thursday June 2 features S. M. N. commentary at College Chapel. June 2 also marks H. SS commencement exercises for M. BF at the church. Saturday June 4 invites H. 8 junior and senior class party.
Local news brief with social updates from Austin Minnesota. Notes include Eva Lewis returning from Hudson Wisconsin and John Anderson in the cities. Various visits, arrivals, and departures with a focus on residents, stores, events, and upcoming attractions such as a Gossard corset demonstration at West Store and a free film at the Gem theatre.
George Windus enjoys a week's vacation. Fred Dexter came back from Fairmont Tuesday evening. L R Miller returned from La Crosse after a brief visit. Otto McPeterson retired Tuesday from a trip to the cities. Ida Laurie came back from Jackson. Eleanor Knickerbocker returned from Owatonna after visiting her parents. Mrs John Hickey is reported sick. George Whiting resumed work after vacation. Jessie Laraway of Plymouth is visiting at the Chris Hanson home. Mrs Lee Thompson and daughter Stella of Lansing visited Ray Chaffee. Margaret Zender returned to Albert Lea after time in Austin. George C Taylor taking a few days off. J E Chaffee of Lansing in Austin on business. Alfred Thompson spending late week at Will s. Joseph Wynn of St Paul in city to see old friends. Clarence Irons left for Great Falls Mont to locate. J B Howells and family moved to Oak street. Mrs Charles and Miss Hattie Campbell of Calmar visiting at Charles Gilleece home. J H Mitchell of Minneapolis in Austin on business. Mrs Josephine Maurek and daughters Rose and Mary returned from Myrtle visit. Maurek's hall awaits for Catholic bazaar tonight. Frank Kendall from Minneapolis began work at local shops. Mr and Mrs George Graham returned to Decorah to spend time before moving to a claim near Aberdeen SD. District Master Mechanic Wratman and General Car Foreman Parker in Austin. left for Farmington after being joined by Joseph Opie. Preparations reportedly underway to establish a round house at Farmington.
A Detroit Free Press item jokes about Franklin Brown and his suffragette wife who insists on reading the sporting page before him in a light domestic vignette.
Quote attributed to Cervantea, noting that time matures objects and wisdom grows with age.
Mr and Mrs Warren Parker were guests of Austin friends on Memorial Day. Mr Parker returned from a trip to Dubuque with Milwaukee railroad officials today and joined Mrs Parker before leaving for their home in Minneapolis.
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