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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
3
Wednesday arrivals and departures mark a busy week in Austin with visits from Bloomfield attorney Dillon Payne and Wisconsin guest Mrs. George Sanders. Local church events, theater work, and shop updates share space with fishing trips, street ads, and a women’s mission gathering at Mrs. Bert Dinsmore’s home.
Henry Steinstra relocates from Railway Street to 708 Elm Street. Rose McShane journeys to Wessington Springs South Carolina to visit Grace Whitney Elizabeth and Margaret Gallagher. Mrs J N Zender and Mrs P J Gallagher with children depart for Minneapolis then continue to Malden Washington for their future home.
Mac's team travels to Lafayette Park to face Northfield on Sunday. Mullaney returns with local players and Thos Evans of McGregor is a new addition to strengthen the Macs. Mullaney and Smith will form the battery for the Macs as practice resumes in clear weather, promising a fast, clean game.
A compact guide notes current shows at Austin playhouses with performances and dates. Local venues highlight staged productions, times, and ticketing details for theatergoers.
Last evening the Gem drew well filled houses with moving pictures and a satisfying vaudeville act. The standout feature was a lecture and official views of the Belle Gunness tragedy in LaPorte Indiana, presented in clear detail. Tonight offers another complete program change in pictures and vaudeville.
The ad proclaims no rival product matches DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for kidney and bladder ailments causing backache, rheumatic pains, and urinary disorders. A free trial box is offered by sending a name to DeWitt & Co. in Chicago. available through local druggists.
Cedar City reports Charles Aultfater has new windmills erected on his farm to replace the one toppled by the January blizzard. Chris Carson and wife visited relatives in London Sunday. George Evans, recently at the W. S. Evans home, is now at a Walker Minnesota sanitarium where he notes improving health. The Myozota meeting at Frank Dawes home drew a crowd. an extra gathering is set for June 5 at Warren Kennedy’s, with the next regular meeting on the fourth Tuesday in June at L. D. Chandler’s in Austin. Hazel Boulton visits relatives in Austin. Nina and Emily Moshier and Linda and Lara Boulton attend exams at Lyle this week. Mr and Mrs Al Rasmussen welcome a baby girl. Maggie Farrell is remembered by friends as Mrs. Rasmussen. Mrs. Frank Farrell returned from Faribault after a three week visit with daughter Mrs. A. Rasmussen. Maggie Glines of Austin visited Henry Moshier last week.
The Royal Veterinary College in London requires exams in English grammar and composition Latin mathematics and a choice of Greek a modern language or logic. The matric asks for the center of gravity of a uniform wire bent to form three sides of a square. U S candidates must study chemistry physics biology botany histology physiology bacteriology materia medica toxicology hygiene dietetics clinical medicine meat inspection and horseshoeing.
The London Chronicle notes that in London respect is shown by custom tailored suits while in New York the non millionaire buys ready made clothes. Ready made attire is standardized and reveals personal confession of taste as Americanized fashion prevails.
A bitter traveler tells a ticket seller he will leave town seeking the longest journey possible for 45 cents. The seller coolly retorts to spend it on chloroform.
The gun club held a Wednesday meet at the grounds with many members competing in four events. Enthusiasm ran high though scores suggested lingering winter sluggishness. Scores listed include MF oake 128.42 F W Greenman 411 3 7 26, Lester Woodward 595 9 QR Harris 7.8, G Heemten 464 648 60, A E Kempster 896 7 30, Chas Adlets 0 0 12 81, A F Johnson 10013 812, F Fisher 5 S Bs 24, H Keyser 464 23 68, S Richanson 610 9 &, Guy Woodward 7 8 15, Dr A W Allen 610 16.
A traveler visits a overworked Irish watchmaker in County Fermanagh. The man laments endless work, staying late and opening at 7 pm to mend a watch while recounting life in America and local Belfast strike discussions. He finally fixes the watch after lengthy delays and shows old photographs.
A young colored man fleeing a farmer and three sons after being caught in a chicken yard is startled when a long eared jack rabbit hops onto the road ahead. The pursuer shouts for the rabbit to move, hoping another runner can take his place.
An advertisement warns against mercury based remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal treatment for catarrh. The copy urges buyers to ensure authenticity and notes testimonials and druggist availability at a fixed price.
An advertisement urges readers to take DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as gentle easy and pleasant liver pills. It notes availability from all druggists and promotes their regular use.
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