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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1908

Page

2

Local High School Team Finishes Perfect Season

The High School ball team wrapped up their season with seven games all wins and two shutouts under manager S. T. Freer. The squad is praised as perfect gentlemen and the Athletic Association is credited with promoting wholesome school spirit. Engineer Sam Jones reveals a locomotive swap, exchanging whistles on No. 822 and 812, creating the familiar Calmar train sound heard into Austin each morning.

S. T. Freer High School Athletic Association Sam Jones Austin Jones

Thought insane crime by Jimmie Flood shocks Minneapolis

The Austin boy Jimmie Flood confessed to fatally shooting A. P. Camden in Minneapolis. Police suspect insanity and possible third party involvement, including a woman in a black skirt and white shirtwaist seen near the scene. Flood’s dual feminine and masculine personas are described with dramatic detail.

Jimmie Flood Austin Minneapolis Camden Flood James Flood Dexter Roy Flood White Rock S. D Herman Minn Nicholson Jimmie Roy William Craig Martin Anderson Craig Farm Herman, Minn W. L. Wilkins Mineapolis Haas D. L. Coulta Minneapolis Tribune Hans Hotel Chicago

Tenth commencement at Southern Minnesota Normal College

The tenth commencement exercises honored a 60-student class in science, music, commercial, teaching, and stenographic courses. The event featured a green and white canopy, a College March, and speeches by Eugene Benson and Rev. G. W. Lutz, with diplomas distributed by Prof. Boostrom and Harpman Heilman. The ceremony marked the largest class in eleven years as enrollments rise.

Southern Minnesota Normal College G. W. Lutz Methodist Church Eugene Benson Benson Boostrom Harpman Pue Heilman

Packers Defeated by High School Team at Fair Grounds

Fans at the fair grounds Thursday watched the Hor mels and the High school defeat the Packers with sixteen runs to their two. The High school played a snappy game throughout while the Packers showed a poor exhibition, quitting after falling behind and drawing sharp disapproval from onlookers. Manager Gorman faces a benching of quitters and a call for steadier effort to build city support.

Fairgrounds Hormels Packers Gorman

Closing Exercises of 1912 Class at High School Hall

The class of 1912 finished eighth grade work in a large ceremony at the High School hall on Thursday evening attended by many friends. The program centered on Ireland with songs, recitations, and praise for Irish writers and heroes. Certificates were presented by Supt. Geo. A. Franklin to a long list of graduates including Walter Varco, Rollin Alderson, Florence Foster, Effie Newman, Dolly Tyrer, John McShane, Irene McShane, Marcella Brown, Effie Dunbar, Walter Edson, Irene Paine, Florence Vickett, and many others.

Ireland Zender Walter Varco Ee Clase Dublin University Rollin Alderson Kittie Coleraine Florence Foster Petathlias Paradise i _Effie Newman Dorothy Pooler Noryne Huser John McShane Dolly Tyrer Isle of Beauty Cessmenndeel Cook Gertrude Ellis Skinner Geo. A Franklin Alderson Rollin Kumlin Clarence Anderson Cecelia Kinsman Anna Banks Belle Mann Joe Briebach Edna Miller John Bandler Mabel McCarthy Inez Boyington Irene McShane John Brinkman Emma McShane Marcella

Social events round up at local gatherings

Mrs J J Hayes and Mrs L P Nelson host a thimble party next Tuesday from 2 to 5 at Mrs Nelsons home. Miss Gertie Gavin entertained the B D club Thursday night. Bay 180 Miss Susie Moe hosts Lincoln building teachers and friends at a six oclock dinner tonight at the K O Wold home.

J. J. Hayes L. P. Nelson Gertie Gavin Bay Susie Moe Lincoln K. O. Wold

Delegates elected for United Lutheran convention in Minneapolis

A congregational meeting at the Lutheran church elected C. S. Johnson and E. A. Dalager as delegates to the United Lutheran churches convention in Minneapolis, starting June 17 for ten days. The gathering also approved church improvements including steeple painting and adding a cross.

Lutheran Church C. S. Johnson E. A. Dalager United Lutheran Churches Minneapolis

Bring in Your Quarters for Garden Fund

The Park board seeks 12.88 to finish a flower garden at the intersections of Lansing avenue Courtland avenue and St. Paul street. Community members are urged to contribute 25 cents each. donors listed include H. E. Shedd Judge J. M. Greenman Mrs. C. L. West Geo. Sutton Senator Campbell and Prof. Boostrom with the note He gives twice who gives quickly.

Park Board Lansing Avenue Courtland Avenue St. Paul Street H. E. Shedd J. M. Greenman C. L. West Geo. Sutton Campbell Prof Boostrom

Political Calendar June 16 Republican convention at Chicago

Political calendar notes the Republican national convention set for June 16 in Chicago followed by the Democratic National convention on July 7 in Denver.

Chicago Denver

Commencement Tonight at Baptist Church Honors Local Graduates

Graduates who completed high school will attend graduation exercises tonight at the Baptist church. The program features an address by John Day Smith. Attendees include Bessie Irene Allen Lyman Spencer Baird Everett Colby Banfield Don V. Daigneau Ralph H. Daigneau Camilla Franklin Ida Matilda Haseth Glenn Schuyler Hendryx Rae Caroline King Paul M. Krebsbach Alice Marie McCarthy Sadie Anna McFarland Agnes Gertrude Meany Robert A. Moonan Pear B. Nichols Cecile Helen Opie Janie Margaret Taylor Frank I. Scullin Clinton D Smith Katie Evelyn Smith Estelle Marie Stockman Nellie Regina Hanson.

The Baptist Church John Day Smith Bessie Irene Allen Lyman Spencer Baird Everett Colby Banfield Don V. Daigneau Ralph H. Daigneau Camilla Franklin Ida Matilda Haseth Glenn Schuyler Hendryx Rae Caroline King Paul M. Krebsbach Alice Marie McCarthy Sadie Anna McFarland Agnes Gertrude Meany Robert A. Moonan Pear B. Nichols Cecile Helen Opie Janie Margaret Taylor Frank I

Bad Colored Man Creole Johnson Arrested in Austin

From Albert Lea, Creole Johnson drank heavily after arriving Thursday and boasted he was tough on police. He reportedly subsisted on raw meat, bet thirty quarts of beer in thirty minutes, and defied officers. He was fined $20 plus costs, sentenced to 30 days, and released on promise to leave the city within fifteen minutes.

Johnson Albert Lea Austin Hinman Brown

Memorial Service for Van Dusky Camp M W A

The annual Memorial service of Van Dusky Camp No 243 M W A will be held at the Auditorium on Sunday June 7 at 2 30 PM. Members are urged to attend and all visiting Woodmen Royal Neighbors and the public are invited. Address by Harry Lund of Minneapolis. 21 O J Stumons Consul.

van Dusky Camp No. 243 Harry Lund Minneapolis

Obituary for Sell Woodward Funeral at Varco

The funeral of the late Sell Woodward was held at Varco today with Rev. C. D. Belden officiating. He was the brother of Mrs. J. C. Hawkins of this city. Died in Minneapolis and his body was brought down for interment. His wife and a friend Miss Sprague accompanied the remains.

Sell Woodward Varco C. D. Belden Mr. Woodward J. C. Hawkins Minneapolis Miss Sprague

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Sofaslirabe Aestia BATRA Smith Bowling Chatham Street John Flood Montague Southern Minnesota Normal High School Hall M. W. A. Memorial Service O. J. Stumons Chase West Cas F. I. Crane George Hirsh
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