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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1907

Page

3

Local News Highlights From Austin Area

A broad batch of items notes local happenings: Eithel Wold travels to Minneapolis to help mark exams at the State University. Mrs. Charlotte BE Haird leaves for Graceville to be with a ill relative. Miss Eds Baird of Carleton College accompanies her. Several notices include sales ads, upcoming meetings at Cedar City cemetery, and social events. Also listed are supply needs, employment ads, and community chatter on residents visiting cities and returning, with brief notes on business updates and local services.

Eithel Wold Minneapolis State University Charlotte BE Haird Graceville Terson

Austin Minnesota Common Council Sprinkling Notice 1907

The Common Council of Austin Minnesota will meet at 6 oclock P M on Monday June 10 1907 at the City Recorder office to approve sprinkling of specified streets with city water. Costs charged to abutting land. list of streets includes Greenwich Franklin South Main Chatham Bridge Oakland Alleghany Winona Kenwood Water St Paul Lansing Onatham Courtland Nassau North River Mill and related segments. Residents may appeal and be heard. By order City Recorder T M Foster. a M 21 28 -14

Common Council Austin Minnesota City Recorder Vedor St Chatham Street Bridge Street Alleghany Kenwood Ave Oakland Avenue Franklin Street Alleghany St Jay Street Bridge St Lansing Ave Courtland Ave Main St Ken Greenwich Street Nassau St Bridge St. Bridge Street Railway St Bridge St. Bridge Mill Street River Street Kenwood T. M. Foster

Town Notes and Visits Highlight Mayville Chronicle

Mayville reports include Mr Q Mogan of Hayfield in town Friday and Aug Volkman stopping in Saturday. The German Missouri Church held its Annual Mission Sunday. John Jacob Carpenter marked Decoration Day at home. Wm Duillitz traveled through Friday en route to W Decker's on business. Local youths attended a party at Eastners Saturday night. Emil Hosig received a carload of Indiana Block coal for home use. O Gregg and Mr Ticknor from Austin visited Saturday. Miss Lydia Baumgartner visited Jacobs Sunday.

John Jacob Carpenter Wm Duillitz W Decker Eastners Emil Hosig Gregg Mr Ticknor Austin Our Town Lydia Baumgartner Jacobs

Real estate ad listing multiple rooms for rent

An 8 room house on College Street rents for 12 dollars. A Troom house on EB Oakland rents for 10 dollars. A room house on Clark Street rents for 20 dollars. All units in good condition. G ERORFLATEN 223 North Main Street.

College St Oakland Clark St

Austin Daily Society Notes Recap

Mise Margaret Cooper returns from St Paul after visiting at the Fiemming home. Mise Nellie Kenney travels to Madison Illinois for commencement exercises as her relatives graduate this year. Mrs George Crane and son Lloyd Who visit Mrs Josephine Maurek then go to Grand Meadow to see Ralph Crane before returning to Romona. Mrs Hale of La Crosse visits her daughters. Mr and Mrs George Gordon go to Somerset. Mrs Nels Jensen and little Jennie return to Minneapolis after visiting Austin friends. Mrs Allum of Calada visits her mother Mrs Merriman. Charles Keeman of Cresco was in Austin on business. The William Waye home is being raised and remodeled. Ed Kittleson returns to Thief River Falls after visiting Austin friends. Mrs Maresh Franklin and Mrs Will Jopneron return to Minneapolis after visiting Austin friends. Mrs Florence Hillam goes to Owatonna to reside with daughter Mrs Milton Rogers.

George Brown LeRoy A. R. Thomson Tressie Kenevan St Paul Will Crane Morvan Minneapolis Jean Crane Hausenman Grafton N. D Austin Hauseaman Grafton Mise Margaret Cooper St. Paul Fiemming Nellie Kenney Madison George Crane Lloyd Josephine Maurek Grand Meadow Ralph Crane Romona Hale la Crosse Mrs. Chaffee LD. J. McLaren Nels Jensen Little Jennie Charles Keeman Cresco William Waye Ed Kittleson Thief River Falla Maresh Franklin Will Jopneron Florence Hillam Owatonna Milton Rogers

Local Social Notes From Multiple Towns

Miss Pearl Dennis of Adolpho visited Miss Mable Henderson over Sunday. Mrs Arthur Dable and children of Carpio ND were guests in Dabbles last week. Mrs Eugene Sawyer and child returned to Wisconsin after a month with relatives. Ole Hanson and Anna Madison visited Lime Springs last week. Lessie Lawrence traveled to Faribault for a visit and graduation. Mrs Mac McClelland went to Groton ND last week. Holbrok of Minneapolis visited uncle H A Brown last week. Phillips and Tanner Districts held a joint picnic at Rettig home Saturday. Eva Bemis of Dexter visited town Saturday. Dora Clark returned to Austin after a few days at home. Mrs Rice returned to Minneapolis Wednesday. Blanche Knox returned home from Fairmont where she taught last year. Rasmus Nelson took third degree in Masonic Lodge Saturday evening. Glen Langworthy arrived for an indefinite stay with grandmother Mrs B F Langworthy. Henry Stephenson of Sargent was in town Sunday. W H Lawrence went to Faribault Friday. Jas Leslie suffers with sore eyes. Sunday School of the MFE Church gave Mrs Julia Sims a reception at the parsonage Monday. Lillian Robertson left for home in Alden Monday.

Pearl Dennis Adolpho Mable Henderson Arthur Dable Carpio In Dabbles Holbrok Minneapolis H A Brown Phillips Tanner Rettig Eva Bemis Dexter Dora Clark Austin Glen Langworthy MFE Julia Sims Lillian Robertson Alden

Local residents come and go in Wells area

Mrs Thos Keating of Wells was in town Monday. Misses Rose and Martha Heimer returned from Austin Friday. Ben McGreevy came up from Mason City Monday evening. Hubert Carey returned from his western trip Friday. Miss Stephina Olson went to Austin Monday. Adolph King departed Wednesday for Green Bay Wisconsin. John McMannus transacted business in Austin Thursday. Miss Kate Bertram came down from Austin Sunday morning. Our public schools closed Friday for the summer vacation. Miss Delia Cummings of Austin spent Sunday in Adams with her parents. Mr and Mrs Luck of LeRoy were in town Sunday visiting relatives. M W Stiles was in LeRoy Thursday. Mrs K L Niles spent the past week visiting relatives at Kasson.

Thos Keating Wells Misses Rose Martha Heimer Austin Ben McGreevy Mason City Hubert Carey Miss Stephina Olson Adolph King Green Bay Wisconsin John McMannus Kate Bertram Delia Cummings Adams Luck LeRoy M W Stiles

Local Notes and Life Events from Austin Area

Mr M Smith purchases the Bunker house near the Congregational church. The son of Mr and Mrs W Kagen is reported not well. Many locals attend Decoration Day exercises at Austin. Emma Jensen and Bernie Johnson among those to graduate at Austin next week. Mrs Edwards was in Austin last Monday. Sunday night rain did much good. Mrs John Cronan slowly improves and may go to a sanatorium for faster gain. Bennie Jacobson visited Austin last week. Mrs Arthur Sutton returns from extended visit. J H Davis travels to Rochester to consult the Mayos about health. Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Holgate on Monday night, June 3, a baby boy.

The Disadvantages of Schools in a Father’s Tale

A grocer argues against formal schooling for his son claiming it ruined him. He argues the aim was to raise a son to carry on his business and mocks schooling for teaching him odd facts. The quote ends with Motto Pu Ridere and van Artevelde.

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