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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1908

Page

2

Floral Club Plans Year With Alaska Focus and Philippine Topics

The Floral Club met in June with Mrs. W. H. McKenna presiding. Talks covered Alaska and a paper on The Alaskan People and Their Customs. Future programs listed officers, hostesses, and monthly topics including Cuba Hawaii the Philippines and Panama with detailed roll calls and social life notes.

Floral Club W. H. McKenna Alaska E. H. Sterling Hendryx Pridham United States Daigneau Philippines Wold Charlotte Baird

District Court Opens with Grand Jury Duties Dismissals Reported

The June term of district court convened with the grand jury reporting for duty led by foreman Geo. Hirsh. Court officers are Burr Maxwell, R. A. Carmichael, Ed Christgau, Ira Padden. Several cases were dismissed or continued to the next term, eight cases remain for jury trial and others will be court cases.

Geo. Hirsh Burr Maxwell R. A. Carmichael Ed Christgau Ira Padden Donald McGilvery Joseph Wallace Maud Gillett Wm. Schwabke E. E. DeGroff J. P. Roger H. J. Oby J. H. Eckstein Wm. Christians H. F. Christians H. R. Nelson J. N. Zender Robert Bedford Lil. Cent. R. R L. F. Allen Ill. Cent R. R J. E. Robinson F. W. Kimball

Social clubs host picnics and meetings in town

The L. W. club held a picnic supper at Lillian Ebinger’s Oak land avenue home with porch lanterns in green and white. The Sunny Monday club met at Mrs. J. B. Kinter’s Mill street home, adding two new members. Miss Nellie Rutherford entertained guests and Miss Katherine Zender hosted Fisch's Department store clerks with an eight o'clock supper before hosting Ostenberg guests.

L. W. Club Lillian Ebinger Oakland Avenue J. B. Kinter Mill Street Nellie Rutherford Miss Ostenberg Katherine Zender Fisch’s Department Store

Birthday Party for S Anderson Celebrates Sixty Sixth

Sixteen of S Andersons children and relatives called at his home Monday night to celebrate his sixty six birthday. A seven oclock supper was served and a pleasant evening spent. The Monday Night Whist club will be entertained by Dr and Mrs A W Allen this evening.

S. Anderson A. W. Allen

Surprise for Miss Estelle Stockman at Clara Crane’s home

Friends of Miss Estelle Stockman gave a pleasant surprise Monday evening at Miss Clara Crane’s home. Thirty guests enjoyed card games and porch dancing, followed by ice cream cake and candies.

Estelle Stockman Clara Crane

Perfect Attendance and Department Honors 1907 08

The list records students who were perfect in attendance and correct in department for the year 1907 08 across high school Washington Sumner Lincoln and Whittier buildings. It names numerous students including Bessie Allen Olive Guy Lyman Baird Mable Hotson Frankin grades and other achievers, with building selections.

Bessie Allen Olive Guy Lyman Baird Mable Hotson Cloud Craig Harry Anderson Fred Edson Donald Campbell Harold Fenton Loyd Fairbanks Ida Haseth Fred Franklin Ella Johnson Nellie Hotson Grace Mahacek James Kenevan Harry Martin Edward McLean Jeanette Qualee Bertha Rutherford Evelyn Snyder Edith Gray Ethel Tompkins Nina Kennedy Florence Crane Clarence Kumlin Fred Decker Lillian Grass

Austinite Picnic Draws LeRoy Trip in 1909

About three hundred Austinites plan to travel to LeRoy for the Dud Fellow picnic open to all, with a 25 cent dinner option on grounds and a special non stop train leaving at 8 30 a m and returning from LeRoy at 6 20 p m. Round trip cost 1 06. Tickets at the depot. Local merchants join in for a social and business opportunity with southeastern county residents.

LeRoy

Married in Fort Dodge from Fort Dodge Chronicle

The Fort Dodge Chronicle reports the marriage of Miss Carrie Wilder to Mr. C. W. Johnson of Austin Minnesota. The ceremony took place at the bride's father H W Wilder residence with Rev F F Drake officiating. Bridesmaid was Reba Wilder and best man Edwin Johnson. The couple left for Des Moines en route to Austin after a small family gathering and luncheon.

Fort Dodge Austin Carrie Wilder C. W. Johnson Minn H. W. Wilder F. FE. Drake St. Mark’s Reba Wilder Edwin Johnson Mr. Johnson

Case Against the City Settled in Austin Claim

The case of Miss Margaret Gallagher versus the city of Austin Fielding and Shepley contractors and Etta M Ousley was settled by the city paying 700 dollars Miss Gallagher broke her arm after tripping over a grade stake set off the sidewalk on the Ousley hotel property Suit was brought for 5000 dollars against the city contractors and hotel owners but the city bears the responsibility and the settlement satisfies all parties.

Margaret Gallagher City of Austin Fielding & Shepley Contractors Etta M. Ousley Miss Gallagher Ousley Cit

Refused License for Austin Man to Wed Plymouth Woman

James Pace of Austin sought a marriage license to wed Myrtle Loungden of Plymouth today but was refused due to recent marital relations. Pace admitted a divorce occurred three weeks ago after some hesitation. He had engaged Justice Kimball to perform the ceremony.

James Pace Austin Myrtle Loungden Plymouth Pace Justice Kimball Mason City Globe-Gazette

Card of Thanks for Edwin Maurice Matheson

Mr and Mrs Martin Matheson express heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for kindness and beautiful floral offerings during the last sickness and death of their beloved son Edwin Maurice.

Edwin Maurice Martin Matheson

Miss Vera Harrison Sets Panama Voyage via Austin

Enroute to Panama Miss Vera Harrison passes through Austin tonight on her way to Panama She will join her father in Cincinnati and they will sail the latter part of the week.

Vera Harrison Austin Panama Cincinnati

Special Meeting Called by Yeomen of America Council

Special Meeting of Council No. 354 Yeomen of America set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Transcript office. Business of importance to come up. members urged to attend. John W. A. Jensen, Secretary.

Light Shades and Electrical Supplies Offered

Wallace Gregson, Electrician, markets latest light shades for Mission, Cathedral, and Holland styles, plus chandeliers, stands, and drop lights. Call to view. Estimates on house wiring gladly given. 121 West Mill Street.

Mission Cathedral Holland

Political Calendar: GOP Convention in Chicago and DNC in Denver

The notice lists political event dates with the Republican National Convention set for June 16 in Chicago and the Democratic National Convention planned for July 7 in Denver. It highlights two major party gatherings and their host cities.

Chicago Denver

Petroleum Coke Advertised by Mower County Lumber Co

Car just received announced by Cc. E. Hetsey offering petroleum coke, described as burning like wood and available from Mower County Lumber Co.

Mower County Lumber Co Cc. E. Hetsey

Local notes outline travel and sales in Morris County

Mrs. Sarah Morgan leaves for Minot North Dakota. Co G camps at Lake City July 16 for ten days. J L Larson departs for a two week vacation visiting the twin cities LaCrosse and other points. Frank visits from LeRoy to W D Bassler home. Miss Staunton returns to Lawrence Kansas Miss Fish to Minneapolis Miss Hanson to Albert Lea. Ed Shook of Brownsdale plans farm sale and summer move to North Dakota then south next winter. Mill street land sale sought by locals now offered to Tom Rochford. Stillman contracted to add to St Olaf hospital with work starting tomorrow. G I A to B of L E meets at 7:30. Mrs Sam Peterson and Mrs Brander called by illness and death of Mrs J M Nicholson. H R Hull and family visit Minnesota from California. Dan Waite to Minneapolis for First Minnesota reunion. John Durst serves on grand jury. Melvin Williamson visits Mrs J S Furtney. James Mariner returns to work. Misses Bessie and Avis Howell go to Owatonna. Memorial service June 14 in German Hall by Order of R R Conductors. B of L E B of L F B of R T invited. Lafayette French and Rev Budlong to speak. Ed Sutherland with Wolf Bros at Bollingers old stand. Paul and Joseph Wolf move into Thede Mollison house on North Kenwood.

Sarah Morgan Minot Ed Shook Brownsdale North Dakota Tom Rochford C. F. Stillman St. Olaf Hospital B. of L. E Sam Peterson Brandner Blooming Prairie Wheaton J. M. Nicholson H. R. Hull California Minnesota Mr. Hull T. M. Foster Dan Waite Minneapolis First Minnesota Regiment John Durst Lyle Melvin Williamson Bessie Avis Howell Owatonna Order of R.R B of L. F R. T Lafayette French Budlong

Perilous Sleepwalking Tragedy in Dresden Roof Scene

A Dresden woman walking a midnight roof edge remained balanced in somnambulism as a crowd watched. Awakened by candlelight she toppled from the gutter, fell fatally injured, dying hours later. The tale inspired Bellini’s La Sonnambula.

Dresden Bellini Washington Post

The Tragic Loco Weed Impacts Minds and Animals

A Baltimore American excerpt warns loco weed poisons both humans and livestock. The plant drives horses and cattle on the prairie mad, while a human under its influence becomes irremediably insane. The note references Carlotta and historical poisoning rumors connected to an execution.

Carlotta Baltimore American

Bray's Mythical Vicar Relates to Bray Berkshire Tale

The Bray in Berkshire is famed for the Vicar of Bray song though parish records fail to confirm the cleric Simon Aileyn named by Fuller in the Worthies of England. The London Musical Home Journal notes the discrepancy and points to many places sharing fame from songs rather than solid history.

Bray Berkshire Fuller England Simon Aileyn London

Quarters Boost for Lansing Courtland St. Paul Garden

A city flower garden at the intersections of Lansing avenue Courtland avenue and St Paul street needs 12.88 more dollars. Residents are urged to contribute 25 cents each with many names listed among those already donating. The appeal notes he gives twice who gives quickly and lists donors including H E B Shedd Judge J M Greenman Mrs C L West Geo Sutton Senator Campbell and others.

Park Board Lansing Avenue Courtland Avenue St. Paul Street H. EB. Shedd J. M. Greenman C. L. West Geo. Sutton Senator Campbell Boostrom Rayburn Stimson BE. A. Sterling Frank Guillemin Edith Friend Nels Jensen John Fitzthum O. J. Simmons Addie Cook H. L. Banfield Ella McCormick Clair McCormick Wm. Christie Matt Tische A. van Bronkhorst

Saloon license applications due June 10 1908 City Recorder note

All persons desiring saloon licenses must file in the City Recorder's office on or before June 10 1908. Signed by T. M. Foster City Recorder.

City Recorder T. M. Foster

Fat Hogs and Cattle Prices From Local Market

Readable fragments show price notes for veal sheep and cattle. Mentions include fat hogs and cows with various price figures and lots. Details are incomplete but indicate a market listing with numeric values and item categories.

Nadesabes

Ewer Chiropodists at Grand Hotel to Visit Homes

Prof. F. N. Ewer and wife, noted chiropodists, are at the Grand Hotel. They offer treatment for corns bunions and ingrown nails and will call at homes by appointment without extra charge. 4t

F. N. Ewer Grand Hotel

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