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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
3
Mesers Oanen and Keljik display a large stock of Oriental goods at the Fair Store in the Northwest. The exhibition features many rare pieces and aims to showcase the largest collection yet seen in the region.
The LA to OR OU will host a popular dance in Woodman on Friday evening January 6. Good music has been secured and the committee promises first place time for attendees. No refreshments will be served. Tickets cost 50 cents.
Old Fellow and Rebekaha meet on Thursday at 8 oclock to arrange attendance at the funeral of OM Jore. The event focuses on planning for those mourning and paying respects to the deceased in the community.
Miss Addie Qooley has organized a celebration at residence 605 street 31.1w Albert Lea and raised 1200 dollars for Independence Day events. Posters will advertise a 5000 dollar fire display in the evening as usual.
Austin plans a three story brick and stone college building with basement for the Southern Minnesota Normal College. Attendance is expected to exceed 400 this year and next year a course will prepare Staden’s for professional First Grade certificates.
Miss Lillian B Hayes will give thorough instruction in physical training vocal culture and expression. Classes meet in Music Hall on Tuesday and Friday mornings at 9 o clock. Interested joiners may see Miss Hayes at Music Hall Friday morning between 8 30 and 9 30.
A solemn graduation scene unfolds as a graduate delivers a speech. Parents watch with mounting tension as the speaker falters and recollection falters, fear and pride mixing amid the pomp and nerves. The piece notes the strain of oratory and the memory lapse at the moment of triumph.
Local notices mix with ads as the Board of Education meets to discuss staffing and numbers. The Austin city council weighs extending electric power service for shops and factories while school changes include Hebberd named principal and several new teachers hired.
Trene Frank returns to Le Roy tonight. Mr and Mrs J Plum attend Ells carnival this week. Austin girls from Winona Normal School return home. Art Logalls moves to Mrs Halls Hope Street. Mrs Boostrom elected delegate to National Suffragist Convention in New Orleans next March. Banquet at Windsor Hotel features tast The S pani Cub. Bananas advertised as cheaper than meat at Main Street Fruit Store. Mr and Mrs Albert Groh move to farm east of city. League of American Sportsmen to meet at Lawyer Pridham’s office Friday night. Mr and Mrs McInerney moving to Kelsey house. Laura Rowe and Cassie Smith visiting in Austin. Dr Phil McLaghlin and family visit Mike McLaughlin home. Will Plummer returns to work after bruised foot. A C Miner and family plan move to Dakota farm in ten days. Pineapples offered by John Maurek. Mrs H Thomas travels to Independence Iowa. Mrs Healey returns from Wykoff.
Mrs E B Crare entertained a party of ladies on Wednesday at her South Kenwood avenue home in honor of her sister Mrs Sarah Davidson of Joplin Missouri. Guests enjoyed a lawn visit and a 6 o'clock dinner. The Crane residence was praised as an ideal summer party locale.
Bank corner notice cites edge street location at 6th and Jackson. No further details available.
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