East Side Sunday School Chautauqua Benefit
An entertainment event at Maurek's Hall on Wednesday June 16 supports the East Side Sunday School. A week long Chautauqua is planned from July 5 to 11 with various acts and community participation.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
3
An entertainment event at Maurek's Hall on Wednesday June 16 supports the East Side Sunday School. A week long Chautauqua is planned from July 5 to 11 with various acts and community participation.
Community update listing personal travels and visits including Mrs Herman Hormel and Donald returning from Lansing Rev Alfred Cressey and Grace Gardener leaving for New York delegates to state firemans convention Fire Chief Jensen and others heading to Cloquet for the state convention and many local social engagements and business notices including sales wanted ads and a funeral attended by McIntyre Post G A R.
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East Side notes report Harry Opie traveling to Aberdeen South Carolina to summer with his brother Jo. Engineers Chas Peck and Ed Waters leave for Aberdeen to work on the Milwaukee extension for a period.Mary Hubbard returns from St Paul after five weeks with her aunt. Mrs Chas Opie and daughter Helen visit Minneapolis on Friday. Mrs Jack Johnson and Mrs Matthews visit Cass Fairbanks at Fairbault and return home. Tomatoes in Lou Rosenthal's River Street garden rival English walnuts in size. A baby boy born this morning to Mr and Mrs Chas Mitchler. Sadie John travels to Mobridge South Dakota on Friday.
Last night at the Bijou, audiences praised all features with special notice for A Bird in a Gilded Cage and The Rubee and the Bunco Men. Atlantis and Fisk presented a globe rolling act that impressed Austin viewers with 25 minutes of tricks and the bag punching dog as a highlight.
On June 5 New York hosted the start of ocean races to Bermuda. Six sailboats began from Sea Gate at 10 a.m. and four power boats followed at 4 p.m. The course spans roughly 470 miles.
In Goshen Indiana on June 4 the Elkhart river rose high enough to threaten residential districts. Residents fear Goshen will be submerged as men patrol dykes. Water inundates the water plane and several local factories halting operations as levels continue to rise.
Minnesota probate court in Mower County cites all heirs and interested parties in the estate of Mary McKeon Looby to show cause why the will presented by James Ryan should not be admitted as the decedent’s last will and letters testamentary issued to Ryan. Hearing set for June 28, 1900 at 10 a.m. in Austin. Judge D. M. Greenman signs the court seal.
The thirty third annual commencement of Austin High School was held Friday evening at McCabe Methodist Church. The large class, the district’s largest yet, filed in for the program led by Dr. Avery and Dr. Weigle. Florence Clark delivered salutatory, Dr. Weigle spoke on The Spirit of Darwin, and diplomas were presented by Dr. Avery with scholarship honors noted for Elizabeth Fish and Claude Craig.
A ledger of individuals listed with Germanic given names and surnames including Catherine Elsie Baker Cora A Christgau Cathryn Clara Clara Claud Harrison Craig Edna F, Epler Harold Ray Fenton Inez French Frank Melville Haseltine Kila Mabel Johnson Job Harmon Loucks Girace Evelyn Machacek Harry A, Martin Marion Ruth Mills Anastasia Murphy Mae Agnes Pace Tillie Rita M Regner James Ryan Mamie Josephine Show Frances Irene Shields Mabelle Irene Sperry Mable Evelyn Snyder Elsie Bertha Stern.
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