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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1903
Page
6
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The Common Council of Austin approves a report to condemn and remove sidewalks along several lots. Walks must be rebuilt by September 15 1903 using cement where required or plank otherwise, with owner option for cement. Ordinance No 156 governs the construction. Names and parcels listed. Approval by city officials on May 5 1903.
In Austin on Friday evening Mr Varco attended the commencement exercises where his son Lynn graduated. Mr Ray plans a northern trip. Mr Hicks predicts the wettest June on record. Thomas Cronan and Mrs Cronan visited friends in Austin Tuesday as did many at the circus. Clara Bergtoll writes from French, Minn., expressing happiness with her new home. B C Manchester looked for carpenters while Bell Co put a phone in Keefe's store and streets are being graded with ongoing work improving the soil and workflow.
James Cronan states sales are lagging for Bachelor cigars priced at five cents. He asks if there is any way to convince buyers to purchase, expressing willingness to assist.
Planning to build or remodel, consider this lumber supplier offering fair treatment and competitive prices.
Clarence Goodsell of Filandreau South Dakota spent the past week with relatives. Miss Winnie Tuttle of Osage Iowa visited Miss Barbara Mark. Alma Nissen went to Rochester and returned Friday. Mabel Goodsell came back from Hamline. Alma and Cora Schroeder attended Osage commencement exercises. Ella accompanied them home. Tillie Sample of Spring Valley spent Friday afternoon here. Mrs. W. H. Mark of Osage arrived as guest at the O. J. Carson home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Biederbeck drove to Spring Valley Saturday. Clyne Harris returned from Osage. Addie Dean returned from Britton. Mrs. A. D. Samson went to Rochester returning Friday. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schroeder were at Henry Brandt’s in Spring Valley Sunday. C. F. Greening left for Redwood Falls Friday.
Miss Mary Krebsbach returned from Minneapolis after a visit. Mrs. Chas Mandler called on friends in Rose Creek. Mrs. St Clair and Mrs J Carr came back from Austin where they stayed with the Sweningsens and Carrs. Warren Dean left for Minneapolis to attend the June Fair and Carnival. J H Krebsbach left for the western part of the state. Mrs Jos Betterath and Mrs Anton Nett left for Fon du Lac Wisconsin to visit relatives. Dr Knight visited Rose Creek. Mrs M McGreevy went to Le Roy to visit her daughter-in-law Mrs Sam McGreevy of Duluth visiting her mother Mrs Hubbard. Adams beat Bailey at home in a Sunday ball game.
Earnest Carl of Lansing and Frank and R. T. Hamilton of Grand Meadow were in town last week. Florence Rutherford attended a wedding in LeRoy on Wednesday. Peter Fahre spent the latter part of the week in St. Paul. A dance is announced for June 11.
Price single tuning three dollars. By year two tunings five dollars. In clubs of three or more two dollars each. In Austin only. First Class Work Guaranteed. F. M. REFuss 303 Water St. tf
The Degree of Honor lodge announces a social and dance Thursday June 11 with refreshments. Gents 50 cents and ladies 10 cents. Music by Tichy and prompter Tony Gallagher. A cordial invitation is extended to all for a good time.
On sale via Chicago Great Western airway on the first and third Tuesdays in each month to Sept 15 1903 to points west and southwest. For further information apply to any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago I.
Marian Marne tours Forsythe's display of spring fashions highlighting tailor-made gowns and diverse shirt waists. She notes white Scotch madras with green stripe, tan hem binding over sorosis petticoat, and a hand-embroidered round thread linen dress with sapphire mohair Sicillienne. Stocks and girdles in feather bone foundations, pearl buttons, and new accessories transform plain gowns.
The Wallace circus is hailed as possibly the best ever seen in Austin. Audiences praised the absence of objectionable features and the overall high quality of acts. The Marion Zouaves chained drills and discipline, the Nevaroes balancing act, and the bicycle drill drew strong praise. Wallaces left the crowd eager for a return engagement.
Fork Rent: Good 8 room house, barn, good water, etc., 1111 West Bridge street. Inquire of Judge Lane. 8-10 Fork Rent: Two front rooms are Austin Furniture Co. store. Floor o one covered with Linoleum. The larg er one fine Birch floor. Steam heat can be applied if desired. Geo. MERRICK
A vibrant entertainment by the Leedys described as witty refined and universally appealing comes to Second Christian Church on Monday June 15 1903 at 8pm Tickets are available at Malloy Wold and Guilleman drugstores.
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