Local News Sampler From Austin and Surroundings
PF W Kinney of Minneapolis was in Austin on Tuesday. Ray Austin moved to Belvidere Illinois. Arthur Thomas replaces Fiester and Thomas. A typewriter for sale at 309 First Street. North Rent: furnished east room at 210 Fast Winona. Rocky Mountain Tea priced 35 cents. Malloy Bros. Ice cream sold by brick or bulk at Guillemin's. Congregational church ladies hosted guests Mrs J X Wilson and Mrs C L Avery west of the city. E J Love was in Waltham on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. W. Kinney
Minneapolis
Austin
Ray Austin
Belvidere
Iil
Arthur Thomas
Fiester & Thomas
Rocky Mountain
Malloy Bros
Guillemin’s
Ladies and Society of the Congregational Church
J. X. Wilson
C. L. Avery
E. J. Love
Waltham
Weather and local notices from Austin Minnesota
For 36 hours Minnesota will be fair with light frosts and warmer by Thursday. A fine lace trimmed hand kerchief was found at Music Hall. The Austin choral union will meet Wednesday for final rehearsals before the concert. Claude Keenan expected home from Minot tonight. Various social visits, moves, and purchases noted including piano sales from Andrew's Music House and multiple hometown trips and arrivals around Austin. Lost eyeglasses, circus observations, and a busy week of community events and travel are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Austin Choral Union
Secon
Agnes Geraghty Obituary Two May 1880s Austin Family losses
Miss Agnes Geraghty, daughter of James Geraghty of Bridge Street Austin, died Tuesday evening after a year of heart and lung illness. Born October 10 1880 in Austin, she leaves father and siblings Mrs Boyington Mamie Katie Emmett Thomas and James. Funeral at St Augustine's Church Friday at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Geraghty
James Geraghty
Bridge St
Austin
Boyington
Mamie
Katie
Emmett
Thomas
James
St. Augustines Church
Death of Miss Carrie Burley at Grimshaw Home
Miss Carrie Burley died at 5 AM at the Grimshaw residence corner of Winona and Second after a long illness. A Watertown, New York native, she came to live with Mr. and Mrs. Grimshaw as a foster daughter about ten years ago. Funeral set for Friday at 1 PM from the house with Rev. Brown officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Grimshaw
Winona
Carrie Burley
Carrie
Watertown
N. Y
Grimshaw
Rev. Brown
Firefighters Battle Dual Blazes After Stable Fire
Brick veneer exposed side shielded the Cronan block as flames spread from the stable. Two companies worked in harmony, extinguishing the barn fire, then tearing into walls to reach hidden flames. Water damaged James D. Smith room and store, causing substantial loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Smith
Cronan
East Side News Notes and Local Reminders
Mrs Egan and Miss Mary Gaughen return home from visits in Fountain and at the W L Egan house. W D Bowers heals with crutches after a horse kick. Mrs J B Taylor travels to Lanesboro to mourn cousin Jay Finney. Mrs Plummer and Kate return from Lime Springs. Mrs Ole Olsen visits Minneapolis. Mrs George Fenton will reside in Minneapolis. A social by the L A to O R in Engineer's Hall East Side on Wednesday evening June 10 includes a musical program, ice cream, cake, quilt raffle with numbers available. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Egan
Mary Gaughen
Fountain
W. L. Egan
W. D. Bowers
J. B. Taylor
Lanesboro
Jay Finney
Plummer
Kate
Lime Springs
Ole Olsen
Minneapolis
Geo. Fenton
L. A
O. R
Engineer’s Hall
East Side
King’s
District Court Notes From Fillmore County Docket
In district court the case Carl Brant versus Margaret A Sleeper moved to Fillmore County on change of venue. Bernard Bieri of Wells versus Frank Kinney was dismissed and the lower court judgment reversed on motion by Attorney French for lack of prosecution. The case Wm Hagerty et al versus John Majerus is now on docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brant
Margaret A. Sleeper
Fillmore County
Bernard Bieri
Wells
Frank Kinney
French
Wm. Hagerty
Dangerous Fire Destroys Livery Barn in Austin
A major blaze struck Percy Rogers' livery barn on Chat ham street around 8 o'clock Tuesday night, drawing the entire fire department. The barn, owned by Mrs. Jack Keyser, is a near total loss valued at $1,000 and partially insured. Incendiary origin is suspected. Several other nearby buildings suffered damages, including James Cronan's structures and James D. Smith's grocery stock, with extensive efforts by Hose Company No.1 and later No.2 under temporary leadership due to the Fireman's Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Percy Rogers
Chatham Street
Jack Keyser
James Cronan
James D. Smith
Rogers
Ed Sutherland
Atkinson Furtny Wedding in Rochester and City
Daisy Bell Atkinson of Rochester was married to Manley Harrison Furtny this afternoon at 5 o clock at the bride’s parents home in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Daisy Bell Atkinson
Manley Harrison Furtney
Budd Smith Receives Patent for Wee Exterminators
Louis Bagger & Co patent attorneys in Washington report that Budd Smith, a resident here, recently obtained a valuable patent for improvements in Wee Exterminators. A free printed copy of the patent can be obtained by readers who apply to the cited attorneys and mention this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd Smith
Louis Bagger & Co
Washington, D. C
Great Western Railway Round Trip Fare Offer
Indianapolis notice announces a rail fare deal from June 12 to 25, 1903 offering one fare plus 200 dollars for a round trip via Chicago Great Western. Tickets go on sale June 13 with return validity to June 26 or July 25 for 50 cents extra, through any Great Western Agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicano Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
G.P.A
Chicano
Ill
Work Of Crooks Rob Sargent House On Circus Day
M H Sargent and family left Lansing to see a circus parade. Returning at six, they found a rear window broken and the house ransacked. Burglars forced entry with a rock, ate pie and preserves, traded overalls for a suit, took a raz or and watch chain, and rummaged Miss Sargent’s room scattering ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Sargent
Lansing
Mr. Sargent
Miss Sargent
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Claude Keenan
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le Roy
Millie Tufton
Lyle
Story & Clark
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Ive Wiseman
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H. EF. Catlin
T- A. Keating
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O. J. Simmons
Ida Zimmerman
Spring Valley
Normal College
Raymond Merrick
Kansas City
Mayland
Lulu Zender
Henry
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Astoria
Geo. A. Hormei & Co
Furni
Ture
Sinai
Castile
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Viver
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Maurek’s
E.h.devlin
Julia White
Max Brown
Lottie White
Hugh Gibson
Nolting— Kempster
Alvena H. Nolting
Elbert A. Kemster
Rev. Anderson
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Mrs. Kempster
Albert Lea
Milwaukee Road
Beckman—Miller
Katie Beckman
Chas. Miller
Sutton
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Rev. Aufeldt
Mary Arndt
Fred Christgau
Elsie Peterson
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