Chautauqua Scene Described by Local Visitor
Mabelle A. Tompkins writes from Chautauqua New York describing lake views orchards and vineyards. She notes steamers on the lake paths to Mayville Jamestown and other resorts and details the institution’s endowments buildings and summer assembly preparations starting June 30.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
Herald
Lake Chautauqua
Buffalo
Lake Shore
Erie
Mayville
Jamestown
Ridgeway
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chautauqua Institution
Massey
Toronto
Canada
Palestine
Jordan River
Mabelle A. Tompkins
Midway
Heilman and Hall Attend State Christian Church Convenion
O C Heilman and J C Hall returned from Rochester where they attended the state convention of the Christian church.
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O.C. Heilman
J. C. Hall
Rochester
The
Christian Church
Traction Engine Belt Incident in Olmsted County
In Stewartville area on Wednesday a Teska brother’s traction engine belt slipped. Charles Teska tried to sand the belt but was pulled into the wheel. He was thrown about ten feet, his right arm torn and bones exposed. Doctors fear the arm cannot be saved.
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Stewartville
Teska
Charles Teska
Stroke of Apoplexy Strikes Chester Brown in Mason City
Early this morning Altistin relatives announced Chester Brown was stricken with apoplexy and in critical condition in Mason City. His brothers Colonel and George and Mrs. Ed Watkins went to be with him. Brown had prior eye troubles and sought treatment from various sources. Friends in Austin are deeply grieved and hope for better news soon.
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Chester Brown
Mason City
Colonel
George
Ed Watkins
Mr. Brown
Austin
Social events and club gatherings recount a lively week
Mrs John Rochford hosted a small gathering for Mrs Clara Mandeville Bischoff. The K K K enjoyed a picnic at Lafayette Park. Mrs J L Mitchell hosts Sunday for Mrs John Robinson and Mrs Frederick Bischoff. Elsie Peterson hosted D D D girls at a three course dinner with music and fortune telling. J T Club met at Mrs Frank Monty’s home. Mrs Collins hosted and Miss Mary Umbhoefer’s Knickerbocker Club enjoyed games, a birthday supper, and a souvenir spoon. Lutheran Ladies Aid apron and fancy work committees held Thursday gatherings with fine lunches.
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John Rochford
Clara Mandeville Bischoff
Elsie Peterson
J.T. Club
Frank Monty
Collins
Chas, Beeman
Mary Umbhoefer
Knickerbocker Club
Umhoefer
John Sorenson
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Chris Nockleby
Alumni Banquet Set for June 30 at Elks Hall
The A H 8 Alumni Banquet will be held at the Elks hall on June 30 with dinner served at 7 p m followed by a literary and musical program and dancing. All alumni are urged to attend for a lively evening and a record turnout.
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Austin Driving Association
Elks’ Hall
K C Ball Team Wins Opener 7 To 6 Over Dexter
The K C ball team defeated Dexter Thursday afternoon by seven to six. The game was fast and full of interest as the first game of the season. Meany and Geraghty formed the battery for Austin with several rooters present.
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K. C. Ball
Dexter
Rooters
Meany
Geraghty
Austin
Card of Thanks for Mrs C A Carlson and family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. Thanks for the beautiful floral tributes and the choir services from Al 60 and the community.
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Al- 60
Thanking the Lady Porresters and friends for floral offerings
Mr and Mrs Chas Gilleece and family express gratitude to the Lady Porresters G I A Calendar club friends and neighbors for floral offerings in their bereavement.
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Lady Porresters
Calendar Club
Chas. Gilleece
Last Meeting Of Christian Brotherhood Before Summer Vacation
The last gathering of the Christian Brotherhood before summer recess will be led by Dr. Lewis next Sunday, marking a closing event for the season.
Camp Lakeview drills ahead for ten day encampment
Life at Camp Lakeview Co G holds regular weekly drills as they prepare for a ten days encampment starting July 14. The site along Lake Pepin offers steamboat excursions and pleasant bathing with a regimental band. Gov. Eberhart will review the troops during the encampment.
Village Lock-Up Sealed Bids Sought in Waltham Minn
Sealed proposals for the erec tion and completion of a Village lock up in Waltham Minnesota are invited by June 25 1910 at 10 A M. Bids must include a 5 percent certified check. Plans and specs are on file with the Village Recorder and architect W F Keefe Austin Minnesota. The village reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Village Recorder
Waltham
Minn
W. F. Keefe
Austin, Inn
Waltham, Minn
Dr Lewis to Lead Christian Brotherhood Meeting
Dr A M Lewis will lead the Christian Brotherhood meeting next Sunday at Elk's Hall at 3 p m. This will be the last meeting before the summer vacation and officers will be elected. Attendance is urged.
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A. M. Lewis
The
Christian Brotherhood
Elk’s Hall
Life and a Living in a Simple Verse
The text contrasts earning well with living well noting many prosper financially while leading a poor life. It also observes some lead splendid lives on modest or scanty earnings, suggesting value in balance between wealth and virtue.
Housekeeper's Reason Against Moving Pictures Cited
A Birmingham Age Herald quote notes a housekeeper's chief objection to moving pictures as the dust they leave behind.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Mi-o-nal stomach remedy praised by Hoffman
Landlord Max M. Hoffman of the Webster hotel crediting Mi-o-nal tablets with curing six years of stomach distress. He reports relief from sour stomach gas eructations heartburn and nervousness after two years of use and notes improved health weight and sleep. Sold by druggists everywhere and K. O. World at 50 cents a box.
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Hoffman
Webster Hotel
Max M. Hoffman
Webster, N
K. O
Market Prices for Livestock Dairy Goods and Eggs
The listing shows hogs priced at 75 to 85 cents per hundredweight with various weights, veal sheep and lambs at 350 to 600, cattle 350 to 600, and dairy butter at 26 to 20 cents per pound with eggs cream at 18 to 16 cents. Mc Bride pays for cash dairy items.
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Pee Tome
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Red Rock
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Gray Eagle
Kid Harvey
Ee Bay G
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Little Louise
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Regal
Henry Counsel Flash Light
Molina Pioneer
Ewe Bay
la Follette
Br. S
Br. M
Princess Alday
R. M
Lewis Forrest
Delma
Dalou Dos
Evstin. Minin
Olmsted Co
Lafayette Park
J. L. Mitchell
John Robinson
Steele, N. Dak
Frederick Bischoff
Chicago
J. T. Club
C. A. Carlson and Family
Dr. Lewis
Camp Lakeview
Waltham, Minnesota
the Herald
Merle Restaurant
E. Mill St
J. M. Moore
L. F. Torsleff
M. E. Brooks
Alex 8
Campbell
Evergreen Farm
Timothy Hay
P. Johnson
L. D. Baird
R. R
Fork Kent
South Main Street
Prege
West College Street
Im. Cook
Markots
Bacon
Robert Boyle
Isaac Newton
Lilly
Mull
Petticoat
Mubel Fieor
John M. Briebach
the Meat Man
Sherwin
Paris Green
Paris
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