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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
4
Local residents visit friends and relatives around nearby cities
Adams Mrs. Coleman has been visiting friends in Wauseka the past week J. W. Carr went to the cities Monday Mrs Buhr and Mrs Geo Mandler spent Sunday at Osage Mrs M Nockles of Duluth is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs N M Schmitz Florence Wilson of LeSueur Center spent Sunday at the Chamberlain home Mrs John Wagner and son Theo were in Austin Wednesday Nick Carey of Minneapolis and J Carey of Spring Valley visited relatives here Mrs K Alirick left Wednesday for Madison Wis to visit relatives Tillie Sabel went to Rustin Monday for a visit at the H B Hinkley home Mrs Jas Scanlon spent Sunday at the Scanlon home Miss Katie Schneider and A J Krebsbach left Thursday for a visit at St Paul and Faribault Lillie Smith and Mike Smith of St Paul spent Monday with relatives in Adams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Coleman
Wauseka
J. W. Carr
Katie Schneider
A. J. Krebsbach
St. Paul and
Faribault
Lillie Smith
Mike Smith
St. Paul
Adams
Abe Vermilyea
Congregational Church
Jess Vermilyea
Browns Valley
Geo. Vermilyea
Towner
N. D
Geo. Benner
Darian
Wis
Bion Benner
Mankato
Vermilyea
Fairmont
Rose Vermilyea
Local Notes and Events From the Vicinity
Hail damaged crops in the area. Mrs L Alien to entertain Ladies Aid Wednesday June 7. School closed Friday June 3 in Dist 61. Mr and Mrs A F Bump visited Davison home Sunday. Gordia and David Davison returned to Lawton North Dakota. Glen to stay home two weeks. Mr and Mrs Will Dunn visited Cedar City Sunday. Funeral of Mrs Bert Bisbee held at village church last Friday. Family moved to Albert Lea last fall. Mrs Connor bought a new automobile. Frank Svetkovesky ill with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordia
David Davison
Lawton
N. D
Glen
Bert Bisbee
Albert Lea
Local Social Notes Touchdown Events Across Town
Lyle Township Woodbury Willing Workers enjoyed a June 1 session. Flora Chase and Lou Ames visited Austin with friends on Thursday night. H. C. Trowbridge and wife spent Wednesday in Austin. C A Roberts lost a valuable colt Saturday. True a wife and daughter visited the Roberts home Sunday. Ed MecMahn and wife from Austin spent Sunday with the Roberts. The funeral of the late Mrs. Bisbee was held in London Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Chase
Lou Ames
Austin
Ed MecMahn
C. A. Roberts
Mrs. Bisbee
London
Health and School Moves In Local Notes
Herman Bradt shows steady health improvement while Elsie Cafourek returns home after closing her school Friday. Sadie Roberts is home as Varco school closes on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bradt
Elsie Cafourek
Sadie Roberts
Varco
Local Memorial Day Observance At Fairview Cemetery
Julia Lowry of Austin assists her ill sister Mrs. Morgan at Fairview cemetery Decoration Day events held Wednesday afternoon in the old soldiers section. Schools from Dist. 95 and Dist. 28 performed songs and recitations for two veterans present, with Luggan absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Lowry
Austin
T. R. Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Fairview Cemetery
O’brien
Dist
Miss Murphy
Wm. Pilgrim
Robt
A. Dearmin
Luggan
Bennington Births and Local Notices
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Olaf Sween on May 31. Alma and Clara Holt are ill. Minnie Iverson assists at Sween. Mr and Mrs Simon Holt returned from Fountain. Clarence Thorson and Henry Johnson were Spring Valley visitors. Albert Bratrud sold wool in Spring Valley. An event is planned June %th at the old MecNeil place. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Sween
Albert Bratrud
Spring Valley
MecNeil Place
Community Notices and Obituary Remembrances
Sunday gathering in Austin for Dexter Mabel Anderson followed by local travel notes. Funeral held for Mrs Abe Vermilyea at Congregational church with multiple out-of-town attendees. June 12 telephone meeting scheduled. visitors include Mrs Seabern and Miss Weisend with brief travel updates from Brownsdale and River Falls.
Sunday Social Notes from the T Thompson Home
West Lansing residents visit at the T Thompson residence with Hilda Nellie Aldal and Alma Lewis. Selmer Lewis spends Sunday at L O Aldal home. Edwin Lee attends Sunday School at Red Oak Grove church. Mrs Ed Frost ill travels to Albert Lea for medical aid. Martha Aldal ill with rheumatism staying with her brother L O Aldal. Minnie Ramum completes term at Neav Richlana and returns to Austin Friday. Otto Tollerud loses valuable horse last week. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs K Larson's Thursday. Norwegian school starts June 12 in District 122 with Minnie Ramum teacher Morine Tollerud returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda
Nellie Aldal
Alma Lewis
T. Thompson
Selmer Lewis
L. O. Aldal
Ed Frost
Albert Lea
L. O. Lewis
John Jerdet
Martha Aldal
Minnie Ramum
Ne&av Richlana
Austin Priday
Sunday Socials and Family Visits Highlight Mason City Notes
Woodson Paul Chapman and his mother were with Enoch Chapman while Tom Bohan digs the barn basement. Viollet Brimacomb cuts a finger on glass Sunday night. Dell Wengert and the Woodson family visit the Bohan farm and Harry Buck's home. Mr and Mrs Joe Alwelling spend Sunday at the Brimacomb farm with relatives and the Morris couple visit his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Chapman
Mason City
Puaeee
Enoch Chapman
Viollet Brimacomb
Joe Alwelling
Nantucket Sailor Saves Potomac in Pacific Storm
Reuben Pinkham, a Nantucket native and third lieutenant aboard the Potomac, ordered the crew to man the weather braces as wind suddenly rose after the commodore doubted signs of wind. Pinkham’s quick command saved the ship and crew, earning the commodore’s gratitude and a warning to avoid punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Pinkham
Nantucket
Potomac
North Pacific
Pinkham
Island of
Leutenant
Snobbery Below Stairs Highlights Servants Hall Etiquette
A Frederick Townsend Martin piece in the New York Tribune recalls English servant snobbery once seen in Pickwick era and today. He recounts a Rothschild visit where staff notice their place and are addressed by last names, even at the housekeeper’s table, reflecting class in the servants’ hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Frederick Townsend Martin
Mr. Pickwick
Baron Ferdinand Rothschild
London
Earl Cork
Cork
Very Much Alike Alligator Crocodile Comparison Quip
A Buffalo Express humorous line likens a curbstone broker to a legitimate broker with a stock exchange seat, saying the difference is similar to that between an alligator and a crocodile, attributed to late Frank Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Stock Exchange
Buffalo Express
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham’s remedy for relief in change of life
Natick Massachusetts resident Mrs Nathan B Greaton describes severe nervous symptoms fatigue and suspected tumor before using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She calls it a miracle and urges others to seek its help and personalized advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pin
Nathan B. Greaton
N. Main Street
Lydia &. Pinkham
LiCuID Cures Eczema Claim Amid Salve Debate
An advertisement touts LiCuID as a cure for eczema with claims that greasy salves fail and a “D. D. D” type remedy penetrates to destroy disease germs. It promises instant relief from a 25 cent trial bottle promoted by J. E. B. Malloy, special agent, and urges use of a squid-form preparation.
Leghorns Mystery Tied to Little Willie on Farm
On a bright spring day Willie and his sister play in a farmyard when a group of Leghorn chickens approaches led by a Leghorn rooster. The boy jokes the name comes from tiny horns on the ankles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Lettres de Cachet in French History
The term lettres de cachet described royal warrants ordering imprisonment or exile in France starting about 1670. They were a feared tool, often sold or signed in blank, with holders writing names of grievances. The National Assembly abolished this privilege on November 1, 1789.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Louis XIV
Louis XV
Nationnal Assembly
City Property and Farm Lands Exchange Offer
A notice invites buyers sellers and bidders to engage in purchase sale rent and exchange of city property and farm lands. The record highlights opportunities for deals and transfers under local property regulations.
No Time to Keep Healthy Forces a Wakeup Call
A public health appeal urges busy adults to stop neglectting their bodies. It warns small aches conceal serious risk and stresses taking time to care for vital organs before a fatal illness strikes. The piece ends with a prompt to act now and obtain a health package.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets Advertised
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets promote liver and kidney support and blood purification. The ad touts tablet form of the tea, claims fast relief and normal organ function, and urges immediate purchase for 35 cents per box with portable, convenient use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Hollister’s
Train Schedules Include City Stops and Times
Arrivals listed from St Paul Minneapolis Dubuque Chicago Des Moines Kansas City with departures at 2 36 am Sunday only 11 43 pm daily except Saturday and 12 01 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Lacrosse
Calmar
Mason City
Jackson
Minneapo
Dubuque
Chicago
Des Moines
Kansas City
Fort Dodge
Lyle
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Carroll
Minnapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ustin Daily Herald
Cwck
City of
Ulmer
Mrs. M. Nockles of
Duluth
Mrs
N. M. Schmitz
Florence Wilson
LeSueur Center
Chamberlain
John Wagner
Theo
Nick Carey
J. Carey
K. Alirick
Madison, Wis
Tillie Sabel
Rustin
H. B. Hinkley
Jas. Scanlon
Scanlon
A. F. Bump
Davison Home
Will Dunn
Cedar City
Mas. Connor
Frank Svetkovesky
Lyle Township
Woodbury
H. C. Trowbridge
Horlick’s
Combine Or Trust
Moscow
Lidarae
Ausin
Tom Woodson
Irvin Lowry
Macalister College
Charlie Hayes
Illinois
Selma Welson
Corning
Abe Olson
Henry Wyant
Bennington
Alma
Clara Holt
Minnie Iverson
Olaf Sween’s
Simon Holt
Fountain
Clarence Thorson
Henry Johnson
Dexter
Mabel Anderson
Mildred Medbery
The
Myhre
Upham
Newport
St. Charles
Orrin Root
Rushford
R. G. Langen
Grand Meadow
Jerne Stephenson
Brownsdale
Weisend
River Falls
Mrs. Seabern of
T.L. Waffle
West Lansing
Edwin Lee
Red Oak Grove
Otto Tollerud
Ladies’ Aid Society
Minne Ramum
Morine Tollerud
Woodson
Tom Bohan
Dell Wengert
Bohan Farm
Harry Buck
Commodore
Copenhagen
American Snuff Company
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Ping
C. I. Johnson
J. EB. Malloy
Lettres de
Cachet
Mulwraskes
St Paul
Ie Ee
I & Ward
Southern Minnesota Cement Construction Company
Max W. Miller
Water St. Austin
Mina
T. E. Killoran
Bridge St
Americas Teal & Awning Co
Minatapolis, Minn
First National Bank Austin
Minn U & Depository
Y Shaw
H. L. Banfield
Pauteld
Pres & Onehier Ho
Droat Asn
Rochford Land CO
Kenwood Ave
Minnesota
Dakota
Canada
Register Building
Austin Steam Laundry
Thos. Burnham, Prop
Old Sol
Hawthorn
Western Electric
Brush & Ward
Northern
Mini
Arthur W. Allen
St. Olaf’s Hospital
G. M. F. Rogers
Hirsh
C. H. Johnson, M. V
C. M
Moura
Great Western Railway
Fourth Ward
Hirlocks
F. P. Dawes & Company
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