Circus Comes To Town As School Ends And Dogs Poisoned
Austin Daily Herald reports tomorrow brings the last day of school and a big circus, plus a note that three valuable dogs were poisoned on Lincoln street this week. City council members plan to take their children to the event, hoping for a safe show with no gambling devices, praised by Frank Underhill and Karl Ailiadge who helped pull the Robinson circus from Hastings and Fairham. The paper hails the circus as beautiful and the people involved as the whitest.
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Frank Underhill
Karl Ailiadge
Robinson Circus
Hastings
Fairham
the Herald
Austin
Friends Gather for Social Afternoon in Honor of Mrs Edwards
Mrs Edwards formerly of Austin, visiting Mrs O N Beiseker, was surprised by about thirty old friends from the asters Star who renewed friendships and recalled days gone by. A bouquet of roses signaled she is remembered. Light refreshments were served.
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Edwards
Austin
O. N. Keiseker
Asters
Beiseker
Mrs. Edwards
Town Bum Harrington Jailed After Run-Ins With Police
Albert Harrington once a working youth has become a town loafer and nuisance to officers. On Wednesday Chief Galt beat him and another feckless man named Barry with a cane and warned them against returning. Harrington was later arrested by Officer Brown for drinking and jailed by Justice Fairbank for ten days with bread and water.
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Albert Harrington
Ohief
Galt
Harrington
Barry
South Bridge
Brown
Justice Fairbank
Baptist Mission Circle Meets With Italians Topic Discussion
The Baptist Mission Circle held a fine Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs Belle Fairbanks and thirteen ladies in attendance. Papers on Italian Immigration were read by Mrs Mann, Mrs Blalock, and Mrs M O Anderson. The group discussed the Mission’s work among Italians and the meeting was unusually engaging.
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Baptist Mission Circle
Belle Fairbanks
Mra Mann
Blalock
M O Anderson
Baptist Mission
Fire damages house in Lyle township near Lyle village
A fire Wednesday night damaged the furniture in Ed De Reamer's Pace house in Lyle township three miles southwest of Lyle village. Ed DeReamer notified Mower County Farmer's Mutual Insurance Company and Secretary Hotson inspected and adjusted the loss.
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Lyle Township
Lyle Village
Ed DeReamer
DeReamer
Mower County Farmer's Mutual Insurance Company
Hotson
District Court Opens with Twenty Five Civil Cases Scheduled
The district court convenes next Tuesday with twenty five civil cases on the docket and no criminal cases. The suit of Go Corneveaux versus J Rogers seeks thirty thousand dollars in commissions for land sales and may be added to the term once papers are filed with the clerk.
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District Court
Corneveaux
J. P. Rogers
Funeral services for Wickland Christoperson on Saturday
The funeral will be held Saturday at 108 m from the house on Division street and at 10 30 from the Lutheran church. The body will be laid to rest in Oakwood cemetery. Royal Neighbors are requested to meet at the hall at 1 o'clock Saturday to attend the funeral services of Julia Mybres.
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Wickland Christoperson
Division Street
Lutheran Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Nehbor Julia Mybres
Alumni Banquet at Woodman Hall Ends With Toasts
The S. M. N. alumni banquet at Woodman Hall Wednesday evening had good attendance and a festive spirit. Covers for 162, lilac decor, and a Baptist church supper created a pleasant scene. President Boostrom, Prof. Hellman, and Prof. Harpman led toasts while students and friends delivered humorous and reflective readings and speeches before prayers closed the event.
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S. M.N
Woodman Hall
The
Baptist Church
Koostrom
Hellman
Harpman
Latz
Heilman
Cemetery Vase Watering and Foundation Notice
We will water flower vases in the cemetery for those who wish at the rate of 150 for the season. Notify the superintendent, A. Fried rich, at once. The by laws require proper foundations under all vases. The association will put them in for 1.00 each if desired. We will assist lot owners in the former Bandler cemetery to locate unmarked graves. Notify the superintendent. Congenial Employment Emerson quote about pursuing meaningful work.
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A. Friedrich
Bandler
Charles Gripman Obituary in Austin
The many friends of Charles Gripman learned of his death in Rochester on Wednesday night. He was born in Spring Water Indiana thirty six years ago and came to Austin from Albert Lea in 1591. He married Hattie Perry on January 23 1804 at Barr Oak Iowa. He owned the C. M Emmons ice business and the A. N. Decker coal business. He is survived by two daughters aged three and seven, his wife, and his sister Mrs. Florence Reynolds in New York. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 from the Franklin Street house with Rev Lutz and Rev Oressey officiating. He was a member of the Methodist church Woodmen and KOTM lodges. He was described as honest, jovial, and devoted to family. His death followed a recent nervous collapse and illness. His father O M Gripman resides in Albert Lea.
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Charles Gripman
Rochester
Austin
Franklin Street
Spring Water
Alber Lea
Gripman Bros
Mies Hattie Perry
Barr Oak
C. M Emmons
A. N. Decker
Methodist Church
Woodmen
Gripman
O. M. Gripman
Albert Lea
Florence Reynolds
Galloway
Calloway
New York
Lutz
Rev
Oressey
Death of Albert Galloway Pioneer Austin Citizen
Albert Galloway of Austin died at home in the southwest part of the city this morning at 6 26. He was born October 6, 1822 in Newburg Orange County New York and became a pioneer settler and merchant in Austin. Surviving are his two wives Rosetta Carter and Amy M Carter, and children William A Stockman Bert and Charlie. He was a charter member of the Masonic lodge and his funeral will be conducted by the Masons.
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Albert Galloway
Austin Losea
Mower County
Mr. Galloway
Newburg
Orange County
New York
Corning
Steuben County
Burwell
Canada West
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Dunleith
Winona
Chatfield
Austin
Hanchett & Sprague
D. B. Johnson
Bridge Street
Leverich Mill
Our City
Galloway & Johnson
Galloway
Rosetta Carter
Shefford
Canada
8. M.N. College
Flag Day Proclamation Urges Public Pause and Patriotism
Governor Johnson issues a proclamation declaring Friday June 14 1907 as Flag Day. He urges patriotic exercises in schools and decorating homes and public buildings with the national flag to emphasize liberty and allegiance to the Stars and Stripes.
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Gov. Johnson
Congress of the United States
Maurek's Friday and Saturday Specials
Frugal shoppers of Maurek's find a limited time sale with savings on staples. Sugar 25 lb sack free with every $1 of other groceries. asparagus, lemons, potatoes, eggs, lard, strawberries, rice, prunes, radishes, tea, brick cheese and more offered at reduced unit prices. Special teacup saucer set promotion included with 60 cent tea.
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Maurek’s
Anti-Trust Circus Promises Austin Parade and Show
John Robinson's big circus arrives in Austin tomorrow with a patriotic street parade led by lady trumpeters and U S cavalrymen. The display features elephants camels and ornate wagons costing about 350000 with 300 performers and acts described as thrilling and clean. An Austin girl from the society set is highlighted among attendees and planners host parties to view the spectacle.
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John Robinson
Big Circus
United States
Olympia
Benton
Robinsons
Circus Trust
Governor Robinson
Robinson’s Circus
Austin
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