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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
3
Miss Anna Adler helps at the bazaar while Glen Brown visits from Rose Creek and many residents attend events and travel for work and church. The Firemen plan memorial services at 10 Sunday. renovations on roads and deliveries continue as locals attend graduations, marriages, and library meetings amid summer plans.
Local notes report Mr and Mrs John Cambern visiting relatives in Wykoft. Cy Hubbard returns to work after layoff. Jasper Job of Rochester visits cousin Frank Plum. J E Opie to Madison on railway business. Conductor Parker reemploye after layoff. Ed Barr of Mason City in Austin on business. Woodward attends Mason City circus. Joe Zender travels to Henry South Dakota after visiting his uncle in Austin. Mrs Milton Erickson heads to Madison South Dakota to make a new home. Mrs Joe Placek reported ill with kidney trouble. Esther Ferris and Mary Gallagher of Cresco visiting J W Robinson residence. Mrs King injured hand, out of work. Frank DeFrees returns from city convention. Carl Thompson visits relatives in the cities. Hugh Fleming returns from Rose Creek trip. Mrs Frank Roe of St Paul visiting Hubbard family. Clyde Hubbard family back from St Paul. Rose and Margaret McShane depart for Clinton Iowa and Chicago.
Concrete walls porches and steps walks floors chimneys repaired walls plastered and all kinds of mason work neatly done.
An impeccably dressed gentleman walking along Piccadilly felt a movement in his pocket and seized the thiefs wrist. He drew forth the erring hand and, grimacing, told him to wash his hands before putting them in a gentlemen pocket again.
An inexperienced sportsman praises a gamekeeper’s dog as very intelligent. The keeper retorts the dog once bit a gentleman who only paid half a sovereign after a day’s shoot. London Scraps.
Mrs George Height of Mason City visited friends here on Wednesday. Mrs Jo Becker has recovered from her recent illness.
Baroness Bonde recounts Lamartine after the February revolution listing proteges in a pocketbook. A page marked David led to a Bremen consul appointment for a figure dubbed “He who danced before the ark.” The post was cancelled when revealed, leaving the last Bremen consul as King David in a moniteur note.
The Swiss boast three official languages German French and Italian with German spoken by about three quarters of the population. French and Italian are common in border regions and official notices appear in both languages. The national assembly uses both French and German, and presidential decrees are translated for the press.
A young wife scrambles to finish dinner as her husband hurries them to avoid a late theater. The coffee stays gritty and eggs remain hard after hours, while the wife explains the hat was sent to the laundress for ironing, causing further confusion.
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